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Me 2 APPLES 3 * 25' rvilcim .tC .lln c Pur.l or OoM*n ‘ P ..r t 2 li». 2 9 t Celery rtn rv Winntp A p fla t 3 lb. | m |] e KUa DrlM S w jU ” 25a Paialaaa 1 uu. 41c Stmwbiif (No heed O W t o ! GARINE **Mar-Gol(T Colored,^ l | P C Quarter*—LB. - : - * ', - at ijym- TAM iK ■Ht r > — • *• l • \ a �In U nit? Thtre I* Strength— THE Tu PrulM l lb* f i t u ill lb* Murid; T» Promote the Progress of America. To I'rod are Prosperity fur S l t f o t i W c p # a n f a r f r AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NE W SPA PE R VOLUME xxxxn Proposal Made To Outlaw All •State Tracks Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA Triumphal New York Entry Key Staff Officer ClaimsMacArthur Can Prove Speech TAI.I.AIIASKKI V L Age. 2 0 • bl’r—Th* Senate1 fom m htc* on •ed today pay rducallun prtipaaed for county school* Word I pet* * Item The board pi rather* loouU lie |tnld SIC dalfy with Hesen and one epnla per mite far r v penaen. Meeting* for which pay would be ‘reotlfad la limited to H ia ruentie* h u la * lea* (ban a0.004 population and 21 in rounlle* larger Iban that. lO K IO . Apr. 20 i/T*)— A key I tl.ill oiiicri raid onlay Gencial M u Anhui could document fully V. S. T hrills ‘Young Msu*’ w r M V. YOjRK Api .«> .... \ polit r-r«tini4trd Mowd ot 7. dK).tHk) |>ria.tii« \*tljlv \*rh.iiMirJ (M*n ri.il Dtnmi.M MuAfihin imlav ut thr n.ition t tiirjlrtt ov.ition in 4 irtuimiitt licro. -Thl.. I «lid lo mysri;. it Ameri­ can anti this, vsilh iewl's help, we, shall kce|s Ameruvn." ihe nisi solilier said sshrn his 10-cat mnlorraile li.vllrsl al Cilv Mill Im ihe hi* ipecch lo Congress. Aiked d MacArthui could pitv I \ k!c pioid id his remarks, the olfirer replied: rd today lo outlaw the legal tier track* which bring in $14,000,000 a year in gambling tag money. The proposal came in a hill by Rep. Tapfier of Gulf county at the prime tubjrct of corruption in the government' and race trackt lly OLF..N (T.BMKNTH flopped up again after a wrck'i I O k YU. Apt. 20- </!*) Sluldtorn rearguard Communists today lull. li'irled two counlrratlack» ag-sinil Allied unit* rioting on Chorwon. 0 Tapper taid Florida'• "gam­ presumed Krd bate. bling aituation will clean itaelf An unctlimalrd number of Rrdr attacked American troop* eight up" if legalirrd betting on dog and . ■— ■- ■■- — * mile* aoutheaat of Chorwon. The horae racing ir outlawed. fight raged into late afternoon. About 200 Ked* bit Allietl line The Houte voted 46 to II in the aanie area Friday morning againat a revolution aponaored by but were dispersed by artillery the three-member Republican min­ within l& minute*. ority to aet up a joint SenateAllied patrol* were r*i>ortrd fighting atrong Ked unit* Friday Howe committee with broad pow­ night u t several other point* er* to invettigalt'C'im* and go*north of th e front. £ rmmental irregulalitic* for tbe neit . . Doughlxiya w ie ld in g G am e . low yeara. ^ ' Reds Counterattack Near Chorwon 180-Man Service In Attempt To Delay U. N. Advance Squadron Due At Air Station Today Proposal Is Made To F3e Welfare Rolls fat C o u r t WASHINGTON, Apr. 20—</C. —Th* Daughter* of the American Hevoiution today opposed federal aid to educbtlon. f . In a resolution, they held that It would ultimatley mean federal control of schooling, "Increased bureoucracy and advene* of etat* Hetlaliam." Another reeohiUon adopted at rloelng aeseiona of tbo DARN 40th Congreaa called fo r a re­ turn of prayer end hymn tinging In the public wheel*. The reeolution tald this country waa founded by men of deep religious fulth but all rellglou* ^expression la gradually Ming renaayed from the public echoola. A rebirth of rellglou i the DAK told, tu farttfg youth la f e lls m graaeut pribtetex the utt- Being In F o rm erC o m m an d erlr F ar EastG rippedB y E m otion As Crow d Scream s W elcome Bradley Im plies Be­ lief In M c A r th u r 's F ar E ast S trategy The large*! Welcoming turnout In the hiatory of Sen FrancUeo i» according tSen. Dougins MucArthur Iss-atr-si in i»ar of car, left! a* the leturninir hero la driven through the city in u hunting-drniHil open TALLAH ASSEE, A|.r. 20 —<^*j car. Seated tscside M arArthur are San Franelaco'e Mayor Elmer llobin ton (center t and Califnt nin'< Gov. o — The Florida Legislature oat ark- Karl Warren. (International Soumlphotot DAR Meet Opposes Federal School Aid \o . r Greet General Mac Arthur On TALLAHA*Sskk Apr. 2 0 1/11—The House p»s«ed ■ bill to forbid publication, newspaper* •• well a* achalrb abeela. of Information <*birb would aid II* legal gambling. Tbr bill make* il "unlawful to print or other* » |»r produce wall chart*, lip sheets, *cralch aheet*. »»»■ paper*, bookmaking ticket* or other item* in .furtherance of illegal gambliag hr lo transport. »»ll or |x *.»**»** the same." The (till pa«*ed 03 tv 9. A .Senate JudteUry Committee vute*l, R-3, lo reject n bill by the Si nate'a apeeltl erlme nnd cor motion committee that would pro­ hibit nny man from owning nr controlling more than two Plorbin race track*. It would hit main­ ly at William II. Johnaton, -* friend nml campaign barker of Governor Warren, who control* faur. The judiciary committee ap0 proved m etturea to turn all <-ri. minal protection* over to alate attorney*, deny race track Job* to men w ith record* of tutokmaklng or aaoociatlon with bookmaker*, permit ou»ter of l*w boforreinen' officer* by recall election*, nnd ••pm al! Haring Commission re. cord* to governmental agencies. The .Senate, rmbiwil*tl In debate o-rr international pretilrm* wHh which It ia not officially concernrd, adopted a rerolutlon calling on V Congress to do all |t can to strongthrn the United Nation* a t a peac* move but not to let down on Unit­ ed State* armament. The Senate alto naked Congreaa to forget about poet Florida leg. lalativ# action* aaklaa fa r crea­ tion of the World Government. The Houte already aaked Congre** to Ignore the earlier Florida ac­ tion. Hep. Tapper tald he waa arrloua about bit bill to outlaw legal f r a c in g and parimutuel betting, lie a*ked the Ilouie to conaldrr it immediately, but It wound un in two committee* for atudy. Either one ot them ran keep It off the calendar. Itep. Simpson of Jeffareon had It tent to the finance committee brt-auae It involve* a major fi. nandal problem. Part of the rac­ ing tax money gora Into the fund for Old Age Assistance, p art of It li ipllt evenly among the 07 rounW tie*. It la the major eourc* of revenue for many email countie*. A Judiciary commit!** alao got the tcoartooeu o . ^ i Associatoil Press I.eascil W ire FRIDAY APR. 20. I‘.i:»l 71 Million Cheering People Muc A rth u r C a p tu re s The H e a rt O f Am erica Ju d ic iary Group Ap­ proves 'Bill M aking State A ttorneys S o l e '■•Prosecutors 0 W EA TH ER t oil 11IItint in ilit on) pal It, cloudy through Saturday. Sboorr* at M jllrm l place* In south anil cen­ tral portion* lhj» aflrrnoon .ini) l>o««ikly in n lr r m r south tonight ami Saturday. L ien ,O n -p ro p erty Of A id R ecipients Is D em anded InH ousc ’ TALLAH ASSEE. ,Apr. 20</U) —A bill to tequiie name* of wrl(are client* to lie tiled with clerk* o{ circuit court* wat introduced to­ day by Rep. Simpion o{ Jctferton county. Such filing would make the name* public record and open to pottible abute* of the welfare pro­ gram. Tliere have been complain!* llie prCtent *ecrct welfare roll* ate a protection lo client* not ae. luatly eintillcd to relief Kimpaon’a hill, if I*Iw-comc* law, would not go Into effect until Oct. I, 1031. II* »aId thl* would give Congre** tlmr to repeal federal law* requiring secret welfare roll*. If it wishes to do »*». The Slmpaon measure provide* the t u t * cabinet may in th* pubIk Intereet suspend th# requireiraatiB af* ne e«a* s iu a it | | Plans Arc Made For Recreation F a c i l ­ i t i e s F o r Sailors A ino•man Fleet Air Service Squadron t« Kbrdulrd to arrive al the Naval Air Station line today. Commander («. R. I'earton. ex­ ecutive <iffk rr. announced thw morning. Hie iqiivdinn. drtignated "Fauon". hai been called In duty sa a unit with aiqirotimalrly «( ffiS T . moved up within gun range of tit men r*|>ectrd In arrive by ln.it Chorwos. and 81 more by automobile! *<>.| A I'rilted Nation* tank-infan Irv column raptured a hill one mile north of llwachnn Heaervolr'a east tip after a fuur hour fire fight with Tint Rnl» The Allied column hit tho stubliorn |Mirket of Red Korean* Friday mumlng. Heavy air and artillery attack* aoflrnetl th ('oir.muniala Juat before the rolumn ruehed the hill. I'atruls eatily 4liperaed n Hen force northeast of Yanggu. A rtillery killed an eatlmated 60 ('ommunlsta grouped near the re»ervolr’a north litnk. II. H. F ifth Air Force fighter* anil light liomher*, flying thruugli < i> ( l >I>M M2m aortie* at an ■•verrnat, M hurled Chinese and North Korean frontline positions and other target* Thry attacked on eoncrntratioii of 100 enemy vchklN etui hit 20 towns. Jet pilots reported they da nuged threw Red tank* ami five other vehicle* Dear Rinmak on th* main Pyonryang-8r<>ul road. Chorwon, already heavily b la st­ ed by long tom II6-MM. a rtil­ lery. ia one of the msln oltieetivra of the Alllea on the rent.*I front O pposed By L e tfo n Allied authorities eatlmated some UOU.IMNJ Red troop* were TAMPA. Apr. 20—tAV-The ma*«rd north of Chorwon for ait Florida D e p a r t m e n t of the expected allrout .prlng aaaauU American l-cgion today urged de Choi won ia I t mile* Inalde North teat of World Federalism. SLOK*. Allied infaatrymen wielding Legionnaire* at the opening aeaaion of their 23rd atat# fldmc.hrower* cleared th* way convention voted unanimously to Thursday for the lank*. Th« ask the Florida Iwgialature to withering hureti of chemical fire wipe o ff the hooka pa«t l#gl*U- drove Hid r e a r g u e r d a from live action* favoring a world trenches and bunktrs on the last government. The Legislature ha* high ground before Chorwon Then the tank* rumbled up t» town debating that step. Th# convention wae o ff to a positions only three miles south tl'w lla* * * Oa let* Rlakll alow a ta ri. Only about 200 mem­ bers showed up for th e Initial buaineas aeaaion Tam pa's huge r national guard armory. They were welcomed by Mayor Curtia Hixon and Edmund J. McMullen, head o» the convention Ensign Hoboo kfiro. who with »(< committee. Reepondlng fo r the hi* wire and daughter has lieen legion waa Jet* G. Davl* of visiting hia nervate for the last Gainesville, a former etat* com­ few days, will leave Friday for Ran Diego. Calif., where he |« mander. Committee appoint manta _ j n d attached to the carrier "Bon Hom­ me Richard". re ports followed. General MacArthnr'e racatt and II* w as bom la Itnford, a t­ hie views on th* Korean war tended local schools, and Morion remained the chief topic of con­ Military Institute, Marlon. Ala. versation off the floor. Following two yaara at Rtetaon University he joined th* Navy at HBATRG ARGUMENT th* doe* of vrerid War II and MANILA. Apr. 20-<A V -A trained at the Jaritwavllle Naval heated argum ent over th# Mac- Air Station. Arthur-Truman controversy led During a year of inactive duty to bloodehed today at Cabana- h* served as a deputy sheriff uo__ P. A. Mero, tuaa, 60 mile* north #f Manila der hi* fa th e r,, _Sheriff Th# Philippine* new# service end stmtiad law at Stetson UnU said an argument flared late veraity. Four months ago h* vol blows and then Clrilo ALgtfrn, a uateored fo r active duty. Truman supporter, I'aahw . AUere# with a bol# half*. BOMB The fight broke oat s o a r tbs prises cam p wtoro hundred* of with I A m arkaa end Filipino „„ iitm o v s ' r branch of of tho B ataan death m arch Bom killing owe of starvation and cvaoMg In­ Lloyd* flicted by their Japanese guards person and woua tkree other* Reyea. M. I* *xparted to re la a daring da: holdup In Police held A H to rs, $1 the heart uf World Federalism Is Ens. Bobo Mtro I AHHigmed To Carrier “Of course, that will be thu cosiest pari "f it He addedi “The big lattlc will come when he *p|M‘*l* licforc tbo Senate Armed Services Committee t • tiring out tho detail*." rhe di-puted point of whetheth* loinl thief* of Staff bad I'xpri-sod approval of MnoAiilair's view* remninod otiscure. I’ ni> generally felt, however, tbut MucAithur would not have said so if lie were unprepaied to bacb up Id* statement. hoy officers (minted out thn' many of the meeting* between tile visiting Joint Thief* nnd MneArthiir were held privately At tbl- headquarter* only t h General himself knew what bail been said. Il was considered certain thnt MaeArlhur had outlined al least ' me of hi* view* on overall Asia tie stiategy during sessions wil'i the Joint Chief*, visiting h d ■ after the outbreak of tbe Koreni war. Those view* were an inti­ mate part of MnrArthur'a analy­ sts of the Korean war, and h has exnressed the repeatedly in •fjvnsstng tbs* .tiiuuaigty^-wii'i 'ad W< trRnOfs* qnelusflng tlu rorro«|mm!rnt. CIIAI’KI. IIII.L, N C . Apr. Jt) .I*. General Omni limdiiy trucks. I say General IV.iiglns MueAl Meanicliilr Mm . Dale Stoll h it tlmr'* dismissal I* n |>idltleal named latl night at cliaitman uf qiu lion And us a military man. » nominating commiltrr whirii hi he refuses to In- diuwn into i luin will irirct office:* of a |>eiin- dirossion on it. However Hradlev, the ohuiimm anenl commiltrr lu tin g in cluicr of the Joint Chiefs Of Staff, did the planning of rntrrlainmenl a id remment here vesterday on « mi rrcrraiion for irivicr men who air lltaiv aspect of tbo dismissal During n question nnd answrt now aim ing daily al the Air Sl.i- iwrioil following a *infer h el lb • lion. «Jniv-r*itv of Ninth f’arolinn. bo II MNils,f( on l-aar M iku Mute than .7!) r<-prr«rntatlvr« id local mganirat inn*, lirincipully wim rn'i group-, met last night at tbe Chandler of Comnteice buibling at the l<quest of Knrlyle Hiqitholilrr. chairman of the Na­ val Affairs Committee, in order to plan the programs to tui-i' place tbr-rr for the naval person nel. DETROIT, Aor. 20 O h Th.Other memltcr* of the nomin multi-million dollar Ford Foundnating committee s ir Mr*. S. It. ; lion anniiuneed t<*i!ay an evnar. Chase, Mr* Uni Whltner. J r . *lve (uogram in the interests of Mrs. M. K. Haber, Mr*. M. I. education. IVrighl, Mr*. S. C. Graham and An “interim" liudget of MU* Mildred Williams. 000 and an Imiependent igenry Mrs. Scott stated this morning for control were set up. that she will announce the nam*frailer* in American business, of the pi-imancnt committee in etluratton, the law, nnd |o-j ' nalthe near future. ism wer<- named In (be l. nt I f Chaplain M. J. Ihmlerse, who direct. u« of the agency |u be recently arrived at the Naval Air knou n a* the Fund for (So Ad .Station, advised against the for­ vonrement of Kdurotlon. mation of a USD project with u The to n ) Foundaiion, eslato paid director. M i l d instead sug­ t liiheil liv the late llfllty Font 4S gested that it la- a community a rharitabte Instllulion I as re. pronert. source* of I23R.OOO.OOO, acconling lie |K)intcd out that service met to it* la*! financial repott. like to feel themselves as mem Its over-all purpose i* o i-ive I*m* of the community and tain ''the humanities." part In community affairs. In Heading the newly established this connection, be added, local fund for rduralion will I •• Frank ICaallaaeW On rase Vasil ttaailaae* Ita l*aae iriaktl Aid To Education Plan Annouml By Ford Foundutinu MacArthur Praised For Patriotism; Opinions Differ On Military Policy lly ARSfM IA TEI) I'HRSR Ib r nation's news|i«|ieti today voiced rommrndatmn of General AlacArthur • sincerity and patimnim in hi* address to the joint meeting of Congress. Some expinsed douhl of the wisdom of the imhtaiy |>oliry he advocated. Some editorials railed the speech the greatest of his services lo the nation. t -■ --------- ---- - -----— Others termed it proof that th« board on twu assumption*—name I'reaitlent was right in relieving ly that the actions he advocates him of hi* commend. will crush Communist Chino and Rlill others welcomed it as thu that Soviet Russia will not first *ten of a re-examlnatiun an I 'necessarily* Join in the war. Hut a clarification of Amrrican fore, the General himself seem* to ign policy. have doubts on the lattrr all Moat praised the General'* at- Important point. And if his a t­ titude and manner before Con* .sum ption, should prove wrong, .great, ^ .a . .while ..L ll. _____ 0 1 __ i - ’ Lhis I . 1 _ /* .. a . questioning as they did in .a th* cate ofa os Com. argument*. munlat China, th<* action* h.t Th*, New York Tim** sold the advocates would not only lead to General's speech bore out hi* th# catastrophe of a new world claim that he wns not th* ad­ war. They would also put thn vocate of a partisan cause or o onua for that war on ua, even in political aspirant. th# eyo* of our friend*." Bat. It continued: "The Issue The New Orleans Tlme*-Pltor* Is not one of appeotemrn. cayune observed th at "it came a* but of choosing the ground on a surprise to many that Grncnsl which wo wish to fight. M arArthur expressed hia 'under­ "General MarArthur himself standing* that the Joint Chiefs of trooltaoeO Oa ra s e Ktsfelt agree* that hia proposal* ara •. ... .. • sly t uffnial irtcplmn I hr (iepntrsi I ar I ail csiium.iiuicl sail! \cs» lurk ilsrll s>ai a “living ex.nnplr ui thr alulily of imn of efif,‘ctrni races In "live mil progrris together." J l •V VW ,J Y ' v tS T ' - . ' V s- ' * — a Sliyiy faring a liugo nndiclirr in flout of San Fianctsce's l ’d> Unit Vrlbui MerAithnr, 17, tells the cheering crowd how lumpy h.(.. I • ni I --Ing in Du United Slims. Ih.iu n Muniln. lie liad n o n i.cfeii* Ih-pii hi Aneiirw Riundiug behind him, ion. ami Mi* DouglaMaeArlhur sinilc u* they litlen l Inti i nalli.iuil Suund|iholiil Crew Of 35 Feared U nderw orl^^zar Lost As 2 Tankers Is Found Dead In Col l i de In Gulf Brooklyn Swamp "I have |ust came front another •inking example of unification, sslinr mrn ui slilfcicnl races anti iliileirni l.intiuagrs .nr ln:hlin-{ sliiiulilrr lii shoutslrr in a common cause. ' lie t.ti*l ’Many air vout ossn ions, iracly anil fit. ami v<riling .1 liiilli.int I>.xt• llr icroitl " 1hr tirnri.il ,i|i|sc,sirsl slrrply mosrsl at ihe inolors .stir |i.sttrtl thiough the hoAisrtv sheering timings ansi cloiislt of |s.i|ier anil lickri t.s|se from Central Park thiouuh low-rr M.tnh.ill.vn*s (man• 1.11 set lion. I Hit piss was 1 limped 11111*'1■ ol 1 ihe Imre at thoiitdi he wetr at tempting lo control hit rmotiont. Hut ironi time to tune he broke min a smile as hr staved In the ■rotteit lining the stlrels and countlr<s ihousamii leaning ironi skycam e from I’oliir Conimissionei scra|ser stindosts. The rstin u lr of Ilie crowds sire III OfT14« F Mur, <hv on lire li.ssif ol (sober ir|Milti hr letrisrvl from One Vessel Is Afire Revenge O nSuspectcl •ill teciiiiin ol 1lie |•aiaile nolle. Inform er Is T heory | 1 lino liuililmg lo mbs llie *nleBut Reported In No .(Ik, tlf New Ym l sserc |Mi krd Of New York Police Vvssills D anger Of Sinkiin. slcnre mi •t III lio.srsely 1 ,1 NKtV ORLEANS. \p r .’i> m a v Y o r k . Apr .*«» i ,v i — •lii ml 111 v: humamlv Ollne loiitiling ((•♦tell tt It r *1 III* I'ltitr I aster | b it—Two Slsndard Oil Tanker* ll»r I mhIy «>f h ill.,. M-tnv’«inoa 50,1 collided in Ike Gull of Mesico l.i«li i iiik m i' undriUMild ! h >i ». v o i carl) todo). Ilolll remained a fliMl bill one was Marinx *■' (o iiik I y rttrid a ) in 4 ilnxilkU n | fiercely that Ihe Coast Guard *i1111* in \a I i .ii |Hi|nc vm l may l»«* *abl il believed “No one aboard llir fir«I in 4 «rnr« o| LilliM|(« id 1* alive." Ihe *H|> cogollcil in fire was idrnlifird In Ihe t oj*l cnntr «ym li« 4 lr inl«nm rn A hlglt l mil.llitf jHtlltf off.t l tl. liuard B» Ihe Rossi Gliw-«»h-ifn. i Iq ir T.2 ship whirl) normatli 1 win# it i.ttl Ihut l.i fixiii««* In* with\ niuulier nf II tai n • urrir* a ere* of II) men. Sanford nre inlend-i’s* I*, lira. « li»I C* nft'IVIU I* with ih« h i I NF.W ORLEANS. Apr 20 i/i'i Stuntf Clime Imcfltiutttiun Coin* *ent at Ihe fellow hip dim s-i st I lie district onfi-nn. •• S »nd rv hrr«*. Two Isiikris collided in tlie Gull fliitlrr «m l TIM Ihe |tAitl>htr.|i|»s^| hmly of night In llilnndo. Hill Kill,, hitirol Mexico about 200 miles souili Mfink*nrin, ,\|afin Mini iifnhrw orlti man n| the “On T-i Otlandrs" uniof Morgan Cdy, las. c.s.l> today 1 th.rfin.M , mi AR«tK‘l 4 tr $»f rse k r- rnittee, announced linlnv Jack Hatlgan nnd llr. It M' and one was believed “ lost with 1 l " i* Jtt4* Aihuit mi«| Alltrrl Ann- Itrifir,*. lit will represent Ihe Sn-r. in*iu. m i liitcflVcriNl lyin^j on u S< wwllwas* Oa l-aae t'lahii Rotary Club as .lelega'es to • lo rn : <ml of ro|tr, inihrutin$: h« ford limy havr lu t n k111•-«I • U«*whcir (lie convention -vhiili l*,i» 1 m, ami •Iri»i:fc:* *l into th* «wani|i irtBR4. Sundav through Tuesday iMi.-r Il»- hml l.tt fj th n -r llm #% hi mrmlier* srhesloh-d lo nHen I o|-» j the hrml. On onr fI9i|?c*r wun ft -*r mole etenl* ar*- rtrsilt*. touch* J|r, • o-tly tlijimornl rini* which, |>o|ir«* Inn, prealdr n t; Georgs Si Ihniltfht, title *| out nihlf*ry «• n Kiri.. I'iinrle* Mmn -01 P'd Slowe and II II Coleman 1*1 • ........... f i motive*. «i f»ti|llMt«li ^I fl Hkfll no h n l Ihrss- members .1 !! .,1 .. a ilvi„l WINTER PARK, Apr. 20 V) h«i*n tlcftil from In tu .11 h o iiri esenl* plannrd fm rhs-ii so, ia| -lli'llins Cnllrgr, plagocil with t»hrn Mrt. M ary tiouch, u ho livctj entertainment. Till- big iqiening even" -s*l| )„• nplnuvul- over economy, will be­ | rtrarby* hfip|Hned «i|»«tn the Imm1\ gin tin- l!b\2 srhnul year wiili a ftnil c n llfil | ki Itec. Ih iit K ir a t lm i »ht* fellowship dlnnrr at 7 mi |- M, i a -li sus plun of 107.000. arrnnling ; wm made |»y fifiu«'i|»rinlfi. Sumlay al the Orlaml ■ <oilasHi-n where Setwloi Ifollaml lo its tnnsurer. ■■l in*- |a Hal It aj Jnbn liedlke, in reb-n*lng the out war within the Nlafin," the William II. Dial will fig lire* yesterday, said I’nlliiis (Milire ttffiriul ail ' fheie w ill U* ter of ceremonies 11 tsnllNtir«l tin I'ttgr f isttr I Ri-gistration will inti i|j , si ('resident I'aul A. 'A'ngner, ac­ from 7:(HI to it in i p M .Sunday cording to same trustees, did not at the Angs-lillt lloti-l mention two gifts totaling • I'Ml,, City Installs NYtiter •' linrles Morrison, song leader ooo when presenting tin- cn-i f«r .Main In (s'oldshnro. of the local club, will lea I m laidget ruts. group singing al rs H) Morela;’ Tiedtkr said Hollins received City workmen has* been in ­ morning and Mayor William lle.ii'. the gifts this year. stalling a six Inch, cast iron dull of Orlando will welcome th# The college will end thi school stater main around < aslls- llrrwm visitor*. Nominations for the r f . vs-nr with $171,000, Tiedtkr- «n!d. f'ourl in Goldsboro thi* weeti, five nf district governor still bp lie indicated that half that amount and aliout iMro f.-rt of iiipe ha 1 made -il 10:70 A.M lin Monday nfts-rnoon it I Do would lie used fur capital ex- I'ssn Installi-d. Cilv Manager rr » » i l » „ a l i , l ' , , . 1 la a ii |M-nditurea, leaving the other bat.' ( lifford MrKthhin said ibis mornfor school opcrallun* next year. ing. Sftiyi'iv-ri W «M I fltC T Tiesitks- ulso said Wagner had 1 he Public Housing Aiitliuritv. Instructed him as to how much In- |Miintc-d out, is-qulres that High yesterday, hd certain department* should be tbs-ir projects hiiVr- flit- hydtanl* J l.iiw today, IH) rut when preparing hi* budget within 300 feet of any building, Rain. .54 Inch report for the Hoard of Trust..... and thr City is installing fivt< Tola! Apr. rain. "27 inches The Hollins treasurer bad Iwen new hytlranl* at aperifi*il iircaNormal Apr. rain, 2 " I inches mrnrionrsl lit- Wagni-r in two llon* around the (iroject. Tht-ssspreche* a* having recommended will not onlv aerve imildinga in the budget rut which led to tbr tbe project. Put alto othci nearliy T h e W eather dismissal of 27 faculty mrmlier*. houses which have not previoualy The dismissals become effective bad this water (irotrction. JACKSONVILLE. Apr. 20 - iT*) Under J. T. Hardy's direction. Aug. .11. t’,6 62 Meanwhile, Winter I'aik city City crews an- also installing Atlanta 411 Hismark 21 shut-off valves in the water main rommlssionert went on record as ■HI 71 •n that future installations ran llrownsvllle traalluae* Oa ra s e trialsl) r,:» 75 Ims made without interrupting' Di-nvs-r 63 41 water service, and to permit re- De* Moim-a HL'NKKN flUBMAKINE «.1 Fresno Id PORTSMOUTH, England. Apr. pair* to the main. I'li 41 lain* delays In delivery of pipe New York 20—</P>—-The big arm ada which I'll 40 had searched ainra Tuesday for ar* making II necessary to shop Waahinglon 37 24 the miaalng Hritish submarine around in several rllies in Cen­ Winnipeg c.i K2 Affray dwindled today to a lonely tral Florida in order to round Jai ksotiv ilts70 7R Hatred of 12 ships. Thr Admiralty up enough pine for Ihe cnnildellon Miami 76 01 ha* atondoneil hope of finding of tlie project, Mr McKihldo Tallahassee III Tampa 06 staled. alive any of th* crew of 76. ^nnl’ord Roturians To Attend Orlando District Mooting ;Inhi, fftnlhtl M uflk'NI"1hrltl -! Rollins To Hcgin School Year With $67,000 Surplus -1 . �‘ P A I.E 1 ? I 0 ■ J FRIDAY APR. 20, 1951 T1IE SANFORD I1EUALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA $5 Billion Spent , On Improvements I By Bel! System M-Sgt, George Weber Cpl. Hardy*Commend Goes ToMatxwellField For Action In Korea Nehru Advocates Birth Control To Reduce Populace USE NEW Y O R K .A pr. *o-»/P) ~ The American Telephone an I Telegraph Company report* th< Pell System ha* spent $5,350, 000,000 on new conitructlon In tha part five year* and the end It not In light. Leroy A. Wilton, A. T. and T. president, told stockholders yesfi w U nlay of the terrific demand* of defense and the Increasing requests of the armed services for new type* of military equip­ ment. these demands, he said, neces­ sitate increased earnings (they are ont-- " y s U n lw 1 now). In- lly HA 1101,0 K. MILKS NEW OKI III, tnlla. Apr. ? n I’rime Minlaftr Jawaharal | Nehru ssld today hs favors adop. ' tlon of birth rontrol measure* In order to rurh India's growing pop. j ' illation and help solve the food 1crisis. In an interview he said that in : the nation's famine area* at least MjOOOjOOO Indians arc existing on food rations well lielow subsis­ tence levels. The rrnsu* just en'bvi put In­ dia's popnhl,rn IfltjDOO.UOO. The annual increase »«< «sti- wyw *»iaPV wr *..' 4*9 >'** •**• 4 ---o '■W t am rntlrelv in favor of limit­ ^ a n n f l l i i r eatdtal is ah**«* ntn hal* ing the growth of th* population rleht," Wilson said, “and (his bv institution <f various methods, rev-* Is too high." including birth control," Nihru The A. T. and T. lenresenls | said. He added that of nee* silty the largest family of stockholder* ihf* would I*' a long range pro­ In American Inislness. The num­ ject subject to much prriisration ber is rxprrted to pa,.* the one and giuandwork. million mark l»efore long. ?!. I*, .i, of l.lith control Is l*>. Al-out WO of these shs'rh'iMsr* mg considered by a t-oard of Trr-r on ha’nd for yesterday’* health and social experts. The meeting that lasted from I I'. M. Imard is preparing a report fur to the dot of it If. r . M. the National running Odiimislen g th y disripslnn of such tlon. J _t perrenlal resolutions as those A difference i ’ opinion over calling for a veiling on executive birth rontrol rxista within Nehru'* nslon and a woman on the [rablnet. Health Minister llajkn, ard of dirertora accounted for the long meeting, man Amril Kaur, l^adri nf the 1opposition to birth rontrql ~ And in (he end the familiar Is­ aacs were resoundingly defeated (OMfTMINO NIW In bearliwesr Is sure*, want* the age Inal But everyone who wished hsd * this onr-picre suit modeled by inaniagr raised. Vndcr pritseb. ; liana a gill may marry at Hi!? hr chaner to have hls wav and adgneatrs of some of thi haidr Gloria Maguire at a pool In Miami llrallh Minister says raising the •[ pcrr.riisl- were „ little more Reach, ria The skirt features a age limit will have the aamd rftrepond* pattern with a darted hrs | feet as Idrth control. ' ...............* th -i In the past. (International) There » - -o -o isual Item In and ruffed t»p. Nehru said that while tsi^l^Aathe nomte'*,e"> f ' -»o women to tlun I* one of the country's vital the Imv 1 * • -eet-e* from th-problems, "It I* not a ease nf In- | floor—M* N-dde of New dla being outrageously over-popYork a n ' '*1 * f'lim brth Tn»lor ulatrd.'' The Prime Minister dr- I THI MR IAITIIN CAIIII of General D<uglas MacArthur. ended by Presidential dlsmlsssl from th# po«t Of of New York. Ihr letter n fnrm»dared that American standards t. j Supreme Commander in Japan, slatted its major phase when he complrled duty aa Army Chief ol Staff In assistant seeertarv of the A. T measurement rould not l>e -it I 19JJ At that tin e he was decorated (top. IrH) •>> Secretary of War George 11. Dem. Other photograph! Irom and T. Ihe nim "The MacArthur Story" follow him at Uliector of National Defense In the Philippine* from 1935 to plied in the ra te of India “which I9J7 wearing s campaign hst (lop, rlghl) ** he took over, and at hi* desk (bottom, left). On MacArthur'! : It a big rountry ami should sup __ _ The management’s nomination* Stan’(bottom, right) was Ihe then Major Dwrlghl D. Eisenhower. (HKO-Palht Pholo* from IMrrnatlonal) • f 17 dirrrtor* were aerrpled. j COCOA, Apr. 30 VPf-M r*. |M>rt a Idg imputation." Mrs. Nolde received vote* re- Minus Martin suddenly ended her A* lo the food problem, Nehru I presenti mv 11,037 shares and Mis* monthi-long defianer of the fed­ said that the question of whethsr j Taylor those of 0330 share* out eral government today. famine exists "depends on your of the total of 10,507.070 share* She let her furniture be moved Intsrpretation of that word." cast. from the guided miasil base near He said the situation In norlhThe vote on other Items on the here and Iwrame the last civilian etn llihar appeared to Ire little TflO LATH TO CMBHIFY agenda follow*: to mnvr from the long range licllrr <liie to scanty local hat- WANTED Colur.ll msid a Cumulative voting In the r|ee proving ground* on Cape Cana­ vasts. Hut food officials there week. Co«k two meals, health ' AUTO Mow of directors: for 1,140,053 veral near here. have reiMirtnl the virtual eollansr raid irqulred. Call '.*95 or C57-J. lluy your car In Sanford M ares, against I9.IM.I7H share*. Mr. Martin had been arguing, of fim<| rationing in three vital A celling on executive pen- with thi government since l«.t rr„ ,,ffPr,|nK |«,(Mi0.n(H) |M^.plr. Keep your insurance a t home 314 SANFORD AVE. alons: for 1,702,240 shares, Save costs through u* Ju, . * , * Nrhru ilrcUr < 1 Ihr Inn* term against 17-540,5111 share*. l hr jrnrrinmrnt r«nilrmnH hrr - . . , . _ . , A request to abolish . thn hom e-only 4IKI y .id . from thINSTALM ENT LOAN ° practice of deducting one-half nr goidi-d missile launching plalfotm 1 1, *r . p, r.r[5*l*0B project* D K IT . lorial security n«ym*nta from COURTEOUS SERVICE and offered her a rheek. • I*"H • ' ^urnl*hlIng water for i pensions: for 1.110,407 shay**, .Shi- refused It and Ignored a c" ’l” Opt nntel rU t ntlr National PRICKS RIGHT against 15,034,053 share*. 1 numbeifiiif. eviction notices. A womn memhrr of the hoard 8hp Mid!;'phe had no Inlrnllun I where we r a n ," ‘he added. "At IIS Magnolia (ItU l-IT Y MERCHANDISE ivtaber PM C ’ Tel. 2M p f directors: for 1.031,6(11 share!, Nf lll» practice mure 'n .•inlet* ihr "governagainst |5..in.i.520. ij|i 'm e a home on Ihe nice as this one I'm Mel Aihc, every Uric a Is a con *1 wys* - fired. ■ah# nnd iwir er—who live*I wllh her- -had (h lie escorted off the reservation. JEW ELK. la., A p i . ~ tfMtamay Federal Judge W. A H -yesr nld liny, angered ovrf an order that he help clean up J. Barker at Tampa »lgned an w •and killed hf* the yard, shot .... order thnl she lie rrmoved bodily school auperinivndrnt - ifather last from th* restriction. She was iv c n 'lu ilay/ to have her furnlM fht, Rhetlff E R. Ia»ar Ur* movetj. led today Hut . last night the suddenly : a sheriff said Robert Fischer, ™ • ‘R j .” ’" "f school supt. aed Mr*. notified official* ahe would yet AI W Fischer, fl*rd nine .22 out, and she and her .m other M tb re rifle bullet* Inin hls faihtr. pend the night with friends. Not taking any chances, prov­ •tilling him Inslanlly. -The officii,! said Ine boy flre.1 ing ground officials sent moving a silting position In hls personnel ami a van to the droom closet whnre he h ail. house ami quirk Iy loaded her JN'O* when hit father ordered furniture. Bltn Into the house s ft• r the ! The van wrip- driven to the reM-ivntlnti gat'- tills Punning to lad'* refusal In aid in yard w ork.' •iwnit Mr* Martin'* order on County Attorney Issurenee Ka>Mr aald the l«iy had admitted where to move It. the shooting. Ila said the ynutlt sh*<i a few tear* hut was calm. Fischer was a popular norlh . gaBtral Iowa prep sporta offi- fs K HQS., A I B UNIVER81TY, MAXWELL AIK FORCE.BASE, Alabama. Apr. 30—(8prcial)— M/Sgt. George D. Wabcr, hus­ band of Mra. Betty G. Weber, 414 Myrtle Avenue, Sanford, ha* been assigned duty with Hradquartera and Headquarters Squadron, Air University, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. M-Sgt. Weber entered the ser­ vice on June IS, 1040, and served aa Flrat Sergeant at an Air Force Installation In Winfield. Kan. until January 1044. fn June 1950, he joined the Air Force Reserve, and on Mar. 2. 1951 recrlvrd hi* ordrr into active military service. He Is the son of Mr. und Mrs. Carl W. Welter, who reside in West Liberty, Ohio. The Air t/nlvrrsitr, with head­ quarters a t Maxwell Air Fone Rase, Ala. la command**! bv Genrial George C. Kenney World War CRBttT BUREAU OF (SANFORD T E L E P H O N E S 150 n nd 1071 Hsosi 101 Sanford Atlantic National Rank Hide. ASBESTOS SIDING &ROOFING APPLIED BY EXPERTS AI.SO MINOR ALTERATIONS F. H. A. TERMS 10*. DOWN CALL BROWNIE STAFFORD ’ AT HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD Phone 91 Evening* Call M l-R Phone 1.361 Dr* Henry Me i Stanley-Roffers Hardware Co. II commander of Allied Air Forres in the Pacific. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING—TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OK FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Stubborn Resident Of Proving Ground Consents To Move IX)WEST COST FINANCING WITH Tli*. tth INFANTRY DIVISION IN KOREA, Apr. 2 0 (Special l—Cpd. William E. Hardy 19. sor. of Mr. and Mra. Jam es T. Hardy Sr., 105 Poplar Avenue, 8anford. recently received a com­ mendation for nls excellent per­ formance of duty Hr is serving a* a rifleman with the I7tb In­ fantry Regiment The Buffaloes). Hardy's unit was the only American outfit to reach the Man­ churian Border. Rrcrntly the ''B uf­ faloes'' crashed through enemy de­ fense! and raptured Mt. Tarml, an important Red stronghold, with a vicious bayonet assault. A veteran of 10 months service, Cpl. Hardy weais the Cdtnhat In­ fantryman Badge anil the Purple Hear*. He attended Seminole High M*hool prior to hi* enlistment. THIS WEPK ONLY j£i Sandfty School Head 5 ? Is Murdered By Son f No charge had l»cn filed. "fmrtn M eatewey k mMm m Mmoney mmk Real Estate Fire Insurance Edward F. I>ane REALTOR "The Man Who Knows Hanford” Oldest Real Entitle Firm In Sanford Office Ai 115 Magnolia Avenue ce ii^4« in itop and go fo rk lik e my* farm er IjH trr Rkaenuvher. He n roeerf f M econamy / or, htmuif, in IA* Mjr Economy Run f MIL MKnaiANT The KYHt nf TIIF VOI Lf) HE l|N ON YIH'R 4D IM T lU lt 104 N dxmo # • IN * f lnn|»4: HII5 !=» t OMMIbNtlY jyuMu^e^i i li i under Fowl Truck in IMS. Ha aaya: "You can't bant-Porta for gas, oil ind rrpklr economy . . . Hager life ana loiter depreciation coat*. wcostsme a mileV Inter IteHnwdker dktve M» mo feed M I^NO» t e O M 'iUlfM/am/eVrf r~i fi^ng. write flw P0WW PI10T, la Hte aaHanwMa M Imk hanamy Ian. He m4 MM Mteni teffed • tetel t l 91 aeiMi aAnl "During the Economy Run/’ he aaya, "our day-by­ day reconta show that we have travelled 1.795 miles, with load* up to 2,700 lbs. We hte) ho repairs, paid n total of |34.98 for gaa, oil and maintenance. That’a only 1.96r a mile!" . . . Mr. Rieaenweber’a truck, of course, gets regular Ford Dealer earvice. a n d — like all today's Ford Truoku it haa the power pilot, which givea you the mott-power from the least Ran! Only FORD in the low-price field has the Power. Pilot! . FICO BRAND INSFCTICIfU HANFORD DEALER 0 CH A SE & V. >'' » \ • ^ - r .. -w P 1 | �4iUDAYAPR. 20, iw i At THE CHURCHES S a n fo rd M in is te ria l A ssociation R e r . A n g u s G. M elnnis, P re s id e n t I R ev. F r e d L . llo r to n , S ec.-T rtaa. All Church Nollr** mu»t be prevented at The Herald offke by 4:06 M. on the day before publication. HOLY CROSS CHURCH (Episcopal) R e . II. U Zimmerman. II. I) Breton Fourth Sunday after Kavtrr 8.00 A ll. Holy C mmunion. 0:30 A.M. Family Service and Church School. 0 11:00 A ll. Mnrnin/ Prayer und Sermon. Service* durlnir th« week* Monday thmuirh Thursday and Saturday Holy Communion 7-30 AM. „ Friday Hole Camrminmq 9:00 A.M. CHRIST CHURCH. I.<mr.«.-H>.l (Fpiarnpal) Rev. II. U Vl'mmerman. It. I).. Virar • Fourth Sunday afte; Carter 4:00 P.M. Evening I'riy er and Sermon. A!! are wrl—nte. Clsisf sf Chaplains, Unite I 5uirt Arsay jjlm t^ ty God. tha Creator and P reterm of til mankind, w# commend _____ __________ send Thy guardian Walk beside them as they go through tha ongrlt fo. t ▼siley oI the shadow of death. Thoi'fr the * • # * 0 w **■ “ 1 a , . •# * . , SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Jark K. Morrison, Manager . W E V E . S A ID r r BiSOZE.W E'LL G A Y IT S O M E M 2 K E : t In (baas diflcult times, when the forces of evil are running rampant and many hopes seem about to be crushed. All their hearts with an abiding tens* of Thr reality and the certainty of Thr continual presence Dub!* them to look to The* when lonellntsa and longing overtake them: fulfill their roamings by (ranting them Tnlne own companionship and fellowship Enable them to raalta the full moaning of Thy promise, "La, 1 am with you always." Thou who era the Protector and Helper as well as the Giver of victory, grant unto them every good gift of body and soul and unite ns with them in faith and love unceasing Anew. ^ A 'is A & w m e / <3** Reprinted from Gooo HocssKmrwe Macaitw* ‘I W W V W W ^ A A ^ A A A /^ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Park Avenue and Third Street J. Bernard Root, Minister Church School 10:00 A.M. Morning Service 11:00 A.M. Sermon: "You Are Irreplaceable”. "Cnifying A Jigsaw World” "I think of a story I hoard con­ cerning an English manufacturer of jigsaw pussies, who decided to fashion a most difficult one. Ho procured a man of Iho woild und cut It up on his handsaw Into it* rospoctive unite. The s ta tri of America wtre separated, Ihe Is­ lands of the seas w ort carved out. the countries of Europe were saw­ ed through. When no had comdeled hi* putsle. ho took It homa o his son and he said to his boy, "My son, I will glva you two pound* if. after I have disarranged ikls pussle you assemble It araln correctly before dinner; but If it takes you until tomorrow, I will rive you only one pound.” In u brief time the son came to h'* father and said, "Dad, cumi- into the living room and tec how I ha.-e put the pussle together.” Thr father, in amaxement. saw that tha hoy had assembled It correctly, and In surprise he said. "Son, I thought that was a very hard pustie. Flow did you solve It so quhk. ly and so perfectly 7” The son replied. "Father, before you mixed up In# pussle, I noticed on the back of It tha picture of a man. and when I ro t the man right, I had the world right.” - N e ll G. Smith (lORIRA F0 WIR a ll«NT COMPANY Automatic Laundry WET WASH. FLUFF DRY Dry Cleaning: Second A Oak II. 22*1 II. C h Ip h in r . U s H N ir r m I'lMl M(.. Rnnlttfsl. ri«. I'h. 1082, f ADVANCI-DESIGN CIIURCII O P CHRIST Elm Avenue and Srrond Street J. C. .Nicholson, Minister 10:00 A.M. Rlble Btudy. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship. 8:00 P.M. Evening Worship. Thursday 8:00 P.M. Rihle Study. Visitors always welcome. fCo9»«v<jf-o»8 el ifaodafd tqitJpm0*9 o*d hi" termed I • SEVENTH DAY~ADVENTIST 0v#Wjb lh tf o f F*ot*"oU Elm Avenue and Seventh Street Church service* Saturday at 11:00 A.M. Rahliath School 9:30 A.M. Ihayar meeting Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock. Greater on-the-job performance with these great truck features Just check fhe features of the gruel 1951 Chevrolet trucks—and you'll knew thet Chevrolet will pey off for you. Hare ora features •hot odd up to leap, herd service end lew upkeep. Hare ore feeCures that meow sefisfectlen and savings fee you. lo ch and every feature It engineered and built far the roughest, toughest kind of work, to make sure the Ctwvralet truck yew cheese ''has what H takes" aw yoac |ab. It's na wo&der that, through Hie years, Chowrelet has bacame America's favorite truck . . . that there are mete Chevrolet trucks sold than any other make. So see these Chevrolet kecks—tha trucks with the greet features—before you buy. Como In and saa the Advance-Design 1951 Chevrolet trucks plant i f the Oviedo nek—I. Bid* rnimt be accompanied by a certified or cneblev’s check In the num of five (5) per real of tbo bid. The Beard reaerveo tb# right to reject nay or all bide. T. W. Lawtoa, 8apL • M A T IN O IN I F IA T U M S o Toe Orsat Engi"** * Vdve-bt-Hiad Cllkloory * Rlua-Flama Combustion * Powsr-Jit Cartiurstor * Parfactad Cooling * Spodalltcd 4-Way Lubrication * Thermwtalle Meal Control * C*m-0round Cast Alloy Iran e a i A T C H A IM S P IA T U R IS * * o a « d o r e u .a u c No o th o r truck offers all th e se g re a t foatures Pistons to Jen *' firs t i* * Rugged, Rigid Frames * Hygold Rear Arise For plans and npoeifteatlom call on Architect Ellon J. Moafftto* Saaferd.AUBatic National Bank Balldiag. “ CUSTOM TAILORED COVERS ALSO AVAILAIILK If it be Thy will that Injuries be sustained, let them exper­ ience tha touch of Thy healing hand and do Thou blew the means and the ministries employed for the restoration of their health. tk« furnishing u f inaUllaliott of a central healing ' FIBRE COVERS THE SANFORD HERALD Awaken ii) them a lively faith that w ill keep tlrex close to Thee Ehable them to rest thalr cause upon Thy word that thou*!.-the JJ * be strong, yet knowing the cause as they battle for the right, they can never (ail Fill their hears* with the assurance that with The# nothing It Impossible and that all things work together for good to them d * l love 71.re. At ten o'clock on Tharsday morning, May 10th, 1951, (Im Beard of Pablk laatractlon will receive wealed bldg > I.UM1TE PLASTIC FOR ALL CARS Knowing that all feed things com# from i nee. grant tnem roui«»* a*au V»y*l»y, throuah a Arm faith in freedom's cause, tn tha present conflict When aacrifico* are called lor, let them bo maoe in the knowledge that Thou art tha rewarder of Thy senesots Enable them to liv* valiantly and serve n obly, in the full realisation that no man llvtth unto himself. Grant them clear minds, strong bodies, resolute wills, and pur* hearts free from hatred aod bitterness, renewing them each and every day with strength, like strong men cf old. who against enthroned wrong stood with confidence and roursgv. HEATING PLANT or .. * • j SEAT COVERS Our Want Ad taker* are ex­ perts at writing ads that pull. Let them help you write your nrst ad nnd see for yourself. Just phone . . . 148 or 1072 BY MAJOR G FN FRA L ROY II. PARKER # “ A 111 ISK • IIOlVAIt!) ZINK SURE— KIT It's so easy to place a w ant ad litre's the method vou'll condone • . . Ilrirfly list the im portant Facta then pl^k up your phone. our S o ld it e n THE CHURCH OF GOD 2109 Elm Avenue Rev. Joe C. Crews, Pastor "Thy Pvoole will he Willing 'n the Day of Thy Power” will be the sermon subject of Rev. Crews at 11:00 A.M. SunJay morning. Will. Ing people Is the great need of the hour, say* the pastor. Kvangrllrtlc service at 7:30 P. M. Message ami altar call given by the pastor. Sunday school service at 0:46 | A.M. Classes for all age Good l •pirit filled teachers .— Prayer n.cct>.tg, (tilde study and Divine Healing services each Tara day evening al 7:30 P.M. Bring yoyr sick to ’.he hot>sr of God where God is healing In a great wav. Missionary service Thursday evening at 7:30 P.M. Mrs. Marie Kinard Iradrr in chargr. Victory Leaders hand Friday evening si 7:30 P.M. A program for all young people. If you are looking for a friend­ ly church, come to the Church of God. The rhurch string hand will furnish the music, and the public is invited to attend all these ser­ vice*. FIRST I'KKSIIYTHKI \N CHURCH Hey, Angus fi. Mrlnnl*. It. I»., Pastor 0:43 A.M. Church School. 11:00 A.M. Morning Wor»hl|i. Sermon liv Mr. Mclnnia. 0:30 P.M. Pioneer Fellowship. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Youth Fellowship. Park Avmao and HUlb Street Special Music for Sunday morn­ W. I'. Brooks, Jr„ Pastor ing: Anthem. "Near to the Heirt John I . Miller. of Cod" hv request. Male Chorus; Minister of Education Anthem: "Come ,Thou Almighty “ We’ve Shved A Place For You” King” hv Chancel Choir. Sunday School 9:45 A.M "tiring Special Music for Sunday Even­ ing: Anthem, “ Hushed And Still your family to Sunday School." the Evening Hour” hy Youth Wc provide a place for every memtier of the family. Choir. Morning Worahip 11.00 A.M. by W. P. lirooks, Jr. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Sermon Training Union 6:45 I'. M. SCIENTIST Union* for all age gtoupi. Story a00 East Second Street Hour for children under 9 year# Sunday School 0:30 A.M. of age. Morning Service 11:00 A.M. Evening Worahip 8:00 P.M. Wednesday Service 8:06 P.M. Sermon by Chaplain M. J . RouRaadlng Room Tuesdays and terse. Frldaya 3:00 to 5:00 P.M. Wednesday Evening Service That Christ Jesus provides the 8:00 P.M. only way through which man ca* "Christ Is The Anawrr For All be aaved and recognire his one neaa with God is the theme o ' The World." _____ Christian Science services next .MORNING DEVOTIONS Sunday. Subject of the LessonJ. K. McKinley, pastor of Sermon la "Doctrine of Atone. theItcv. First Methodist Chureh, will menL” of the Morning De­ The Golden Text la from I Tim­ l>e in charge Program throughout next othy (2: 6, It): "There Is one God votion* week. The Program ll a presenta­ and one mediator between God tion of Radio {Ration WTRR. In and men, the man Christ Jesus: cooperation with the Sanford Min­ who gave himself a ransom for isterial Association. It is heard all, la be testified in due time.” dally at 8:30 A.M. and on S a tu r­ Paul’a exhnrtatlon to Timothy day at 7|15 P.M. la among the Rlble citations: "Thou therefore, my son, he strong CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY in tha grace that is in Christ Je­ ALLIANCE sus” ,11 Timothy 2: II. Park A"**** »"d Faortaeath Correlative passarr* from "Sci­ ence ani^ llalth with Key to the Clean B. Smith, Pastor Rihle School 9:46 A .M / Scrihlute*'" hr Mary Raker Eddy Morning Worahip 11:00 A.M. Include: ''Implicit faith In the Evening 8erv|ce 7:45 P.M. The Teacher and all the emotional pastor will ipaak a t both sorvlrna love we can hes'.ow on him, will All are welcome. never alone make us Imitator* of The mid-week service (a on Wed­ him. We must go and do likewise, nesday,, 7:45 P.M. else we are not Improving the great blessing* which our Mas­ FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ter worked and suffered to Iwstnw J. K. McRIntay, Minister upon ua” (p. 25:25-31), Mr*. P. R. Stephen*#*, D.R.E. 9:41 A.M. Church School. A COMMUNITY CHURCH class for every age. Lake Mary 11:00 A.M. Morning Worahln. C, r . While. P alter Sermon Tople: "The Reach Of Church 8chool 10:00 A.M. Fhlth". Worship 11:00 A.M. 6:30 P.M. Youth Fellowship Session meet* at 7:30 P.M. Tuesday. 7:30 P.M. Evening Worship. Choir practice 8:00 P.M. The Women's Association meet* Sermon Topic: "Dr. Paul Fletch­ at the church at 2:30 P.M. Wed­ er”. nesday, METHODIST CHURCH Prayer and llible Hour al 7:30 FREE Weal Fourth Street and P.M. Thursday. Laurel Avenue Fred R. Hortaw, Paetar UPHAI.A ( (IMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday School 0:45 A.M. Church School 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship lOtU A.IM Worship 11:00 A.M. ____ Program ______ (Dial 620) 5:00 Radio 8: Sunday Night Worship 0:00 P.M. P.M. Prayer meeting Wednesday at P Young Peoples Service. 'Bvsnlag 7:10 P.M. 7:30 Prayer P.M. FIRST CHRISTUM CHURCH Rev. Ballrw will ba speaking al IC07 Sanford Avenue both morning and evening ser­ J. Randall Karri*. Minister "He Ye Reconciled To God” la vices. the Minister’s Sunday morning sermon subject at the First Chris­ tian Church. "Chrlst'a Scmnd Coming And Judgement" will he th i sermon for the evening hour 8:00 P.M. The Church school will meet at 0:46 A.M. for their srorahlp and study. The Christian Youth Fellowship meeting 0:30 P.M. You are cordially invited to al tend. prayer J • a I 'A l . h 1 I1 L S . k.« F O K D 111.11,U .l) . S A M o KI), I L O lJD A MOM C M * Slii|l*-Unlt n»*' Ails Housings * Wide Rs.tgs of Springs * Now Twin-Action It tar Brakes (Is—r Sir, m MI * New Duri-Sho* Parking Brake lliwr So »■«»>) * New Torqus-Ar lien Brakae m MI * Foot-Opsralsd Parking Brake Im M ■«* J >i «^ W.| * Steering Column Osar shift (#•** w* i mrt | * 4-Spaed Synrhro-Mssh I Transmission fa •M A T CAB AND ROSY PIATURIS • New Vontlpanee In Cabs o Flsri-Mountsd Cab * Improvtd Firil-Wldlh Csh t u t * AdjutlsMo S#at Assurss Proper Eft Ltitl * Lai|* Ooor Opening* * Sid* Doors Hold Open by OvtrConfer Stop * Sturdy Steel Construction * Unit-Doslsn Bodies o Pick-Up Bodies with flush Skid Sttlp* o Insulated Panri Bodies * Eitra-Strnng Btak* Bodies e Full-Width Gravel Shlsld * One-Piece Fenders e Counter balanced Alligator-Jsw * Choke at 12 Colors V M U T ft U C K S IN U H TH AN A N Y O TM IR M JU U I H O L L E ff M O T O R S A L E S Corner Second and Palmetto P h o n e 1234 15 �I POUR The Sanford Herald General MacArthur Tltom- who w en1 IHtfMiiiiK In the radio at 12:30 yenterrlny wt*rt* privileged to hear m i ** o f t l»f great npeavltett of nil tlm v. It was w orthy of the Into P re sid e n t Rooaevelt nt hin best. it wax com parable to (.'hiirc*li i 11*h "Blood, Sw eat utul T eam ". It ban been compared with WuHhiniflonn "Farew ell Addrenn”. In the rettonuncu of hit voice, ;n th e mnaterfulnenn of hin delivery, General MacArthur proved himwlf to 1m* «!• moat nn ifrent on th e m xtrw n um he i» on the field of buttle. In th e beauty of bin literary ntyle unrl th e HoutidnrxM o f hie logic, h e Mlnildx lieurl unrl HhoillllerM a tm ve niiel rtf tlmne who irx|Hinnd their views oil foreign policy. T here Ik room for ditiagreefnenl o v er the wisdom o f tin course which M acA rthur advocates, it m uy ire that Am erica is not strontf enough to hold Communism in the Fast while holding it in the W est, it may Is- (hut If we liegltt to win th e w ar in the Fast, Itns.sia will strike in th e West, It m ay Ik th a t we could su rren d er Formosa ami even Japan, umt still defend this country. Who knows? Ifut then- is no r«s»m fer disagreem ent over the m an M ncA rthur. He has reached the very ninnncle of success in his profession, lie stan d s without h jieer us a military lead­ er of today. A fig h te r, when forced to light, he opposes w ar as an Instrument o f internalionnl |>oliry. A C hristian gentlem an, In liclleves that only a sp iritu a l recrudescence TODAY'S IIIIII.K VKIIHK can save the world from destruction. K rrn in Moxrw' day Ihrr** »rre in this day of consumm ate graft nod corruption, of | h»II■onir who thought •h*-> could «el tieal trickery and conniving, of deceit, frau d and treachery, bltt,* without God. it llro i worrit and never will, for Individ- it is refreshing to find u man of c h a ra c te r, it is a hopeful ill* nor for nation*. Are not tiir«r sign for the future th a t there still a re m en willing to sa c ri­ ( t l l i romi' niton ua Irra u tr our fice themselves for a principle and a re willing to s|s*ak out So.J ia ■■••1 aiituiiir ua 7—Drill. .11; against what they believe to Is* wrong. 17. a u ttrrfftiB i Vs tienerui MacArthur. A knight'trrshhdiiK arm o r! May his tribe increase. Senator Hollvnd u ithrdulrd to MacArthur'x Career •torn: Jan. '.'8, IfUur, at Putt Little It-w-L, AriA* : Ills father, General Arthur MacArthur, _IF was a Civil Wer colonelI (“th.1 (“th.' (toy Ihiy Colon,! of the West"* Who tam ed Congressional Medal, became an Indian fighter In the TO* a heio ol th* Spanlsh-Amcrican war, and-Military Gover­ nor of the Philippines, lie died drsmalically Af a- heart attack while addressing a reunion of his old rrd rtV U lIn Milwaukee In IPIf. Douglas MacArthur grew up at a succetslnn of Army posts and, as a • hilu a t Fort Lillie (lock, wa, alimst killed hy an arrow during ’.he Inst of the western Indian uprising* Fdursli«.ti: Graduated from the IJ. H. Military Academy in 1tMfTS. Itsnkfl first In lli> rla.-S, with one of the horhrU glade aveisge* ,ver mriied at W,-,t Point, lie wan aim rho'eii eadet eaplain, ume,I his “A" in i-a*eliall. t KsriU-irnit un<! Hen Francisco forres round* the to nt* tiati Hnundphotol atldrrii a diatnc I convention of Ho F am ous N am es tariani in Orlando Sunday night. ar »h ta til 9 THE WORLD TODAY May draft call* are cut (torn T h f year 1950, m arked by Ihc K orean war and atom ic 60.000 to 40.000 men. a» Grnrral experim ents, will also l>c rentemlieml a s the death date of Ridgway warm from Korea llul tiuiny notable |tersoits, according to research cxihtI m w ith all liell it altout to break loir. th e World Book Focyclo|M-dla. Tire Senate fui iotrd in favor of extruding (lie tain las to at to faite another $17,500,000. Iliui lire raid on the people'i pockr'* hooka continue!. "That General MacArthur hai been insubordinate it unquettinn„ able," write* Dorothy Thompson, a "But hit intuboidinalion reflect* « the diicontrnl and lack of confid­ ti ence oi wide segments of the fi. American |*ople toward a whimU phenic foreign policy which they cannot cnmprrhrnd." Wr may not kpow the answer. hut wr know that actnething ii wrong and that Tru­ man and Arhetna are in ihatgr of .foreign imlicy. * t T he luinu-s of som e of those who died are recognizable to practically every American hut m an y who jutised on in 1PM) are familiar only to those who rumemls-r the "g o o d old days." D eaths which m ade front puges d u rin g 1050 include those of A! Jolson. Wnshiw Nijinsky. W alter Damrosch, George Bernard Shaw, King Gustnf of Sweden, Leon Ilium , Jnn C hristian Sm uts, Henry L. S tim so n , II. II. "H a p ” Arnold, Frank Buck, E dgar lllce B urroughs, Carl Van Doren, Harold J. Luski, and Jane Cowl. T he business field lost such notables ns Samuel Simeon Pels of the naptha soup company; D avid Murvln Goodrich, honorary board chairm an of the ru b b e r firm, Hanson E. Olds, who organized th e Olds Motor Vehicle Co., A lfred Flake Plllsbury, d irecto r of the Plilshury flour mills; Kenttard L. Wedgwood, retire d president o f th e famous E nglish p ottery firm ; Kills A. (limbic, chairm an of Gimble Bros, departm ent stores; and Robert K. R ingling, chairman of the circus com|««ny’s Ixmrd and u m em b er of the fam ous fnmily which founded the "greatest show on earth." Those who still remember the nam es which made new s ahortly a fter the tu rn o f thu century noted the passing of Nina Boucicnult, E nglish uctress for whom "Peter P a n " whs w ritten ; Joseph A. Burke, who com|M>sed the |>opulur song, "Tiptoe through the Tulip*” ; M aurice Costello, mutinee idol of the 1900's; Julia M arlowe, famous Hhukespenroan actjk’as; and Grover Alexander, of ImselNdl's Hall of Fam e. ‘ w rP ttrtn n pulls out that aid 1 lie bout MacArthur and the bonus hen in order to linear him 1 “ t evr of hia return to Wadi«wr i* g iin n (or the firit lime in 14 (|. in S year*. In evicting the bonui march545 — lubrrqurnt invriligalioni provMacArthur wai limply cany out ordrn of the President ol United S la in , hit commanderWhen you paas a new Ihw, repeal an old one." If th is ia-c lief then ai now, mmething for whi h under different circumrtancn advice has never been given to leg lstatlv e Isslies, it should • be ia* jutl been fired for not do be. T his axiom comes tp mind th ro u g h the action of th e J S' Lepfnl Deadwood Ohio Senate tn repealing at ona Tell swoop 300 obsolete statutes.' Ohio, thanks Uf s few unusually Intelligent lawRepublican! Iml one ol m akers, hss done good work .of Jute In getting' deodwt deadwood o ff be*t men in the death Wed- the statute-books. .Meday night of Senatoi VandenA few yesra ago, for Instance, th ere was a law for­ of Michigan. Had he lived j bidding whistling when passing a cemetery. Such prohibi­ had he been in good health, tions, which no one enforces and hardly anyone probably ha undoubtedly would have been ever intended to have enforced, c re a te disrespect for tho a lining contender (or the 1952 law. There Is n sufficient supply alread y of such :n di dlares|H*ct. prciidential nomination. He wai The basis for Ohio's action w ar t h e creation in 1945 one of the originator! of the hi- of a bureau of coda revision. This h a s boon going over th e partiian foreign policy and ai long law txioks nnd picking out provisions inharm onious w ith one be remained active he wai ablt an o th er or downright out-of-date. This ia a worthwhile ac­ keep foreign policy out r • poli- tivity, which m ight well be more widely Imitated. Now that he b gone one look* >'1. ~ i W l . V . ' ‘j i’i * ' i ~ ■ in for anyone quite ablt to CongreMman^Herteiiy Reports ; »hoe*. though the finding h a man ii quite essential to an security. In any new* letter from Wash­ ington at this Ume 1 would he ducking the iaaue If I did trot g ift you my feeling and reasoning on the action of the President to reralllnic General MacArthur. Vfrtualy every eommunlcsH have received on thla subject h»* Iwen rritlcal of the President's action. Many have demrnded im­ peachment. The vary fact that ao many people are to deeply, atlrred by thla action afford* a Member an excellent opportunity to polities. The popular and lpolltli ly expedient thing to uw would be to agree with these people, Issue no statement, and try not to get pinned down. Some members hart succumbed to thla tem ptation. In view of the drastic riluptloft w r wWihows confronts us, however, 1 feel that If there over wai a Ume fo r a cool, deliberate and dispassionate I praUal of a sltuatllion, thla It it. 1 am happy to' aa'r th a t the (tout hern meat herdy. of Coogreea agree wth the poettion I have trouble with China, India, taken, almoet without exreptloo. In the Drat place, thla la alkans. New York City, and lltlcal matter, and any other trouble spots in the tea by me should not and many iwople know the ling of some of the woidi they every day in the newspapers) many |*oplc know whal if 4 by bi-partii«n foreign ’? Tbe School of Journaliim . of Boston Univrrtily rrcently made a survey of 20 cliche* (What doe* B vfichei’* mean?) chotrn at ran dom from lia Horton newtpapert. •od diKovcred that the averar enoo knew the meaning of only out of the 20. On “bi-partisan policy", many thought it at "comidering b oth ______ » question", "that both Catholic* d Protestant* should be employla the Slate Department", that foreign policy should be divided itwo part*! ECA and MAP." B f la that they are so overthat neighban art con* MRqiigg aa each other's 1 a *pirit of diatnist, hate, . displaces whal we like » do not 3;ytwve o: warty propose',*, . hi this couatty couatrv the “Good af, tho .Preeldvnt’a policy". Now foreign and Oder Nehru of la nisler ladis with nmendstion ia favor a birth of the two i aa tha bast F K I D A Y - APK- 29, W l T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , g A N F O M V P L O E IP A mum of ah - La i food crisis and, ia fact, pro- General s winner. tho pcoco of tho tm T hove ne ware de- nvolvtd at this rth u r would , there Is and more root m ult r a r e 1 Uch e nrdblem In Ko-1 m . r feel he UadsnlraM^ suited to, the ta sk . The Impasse between the P reeU ent end General Mac­ Arthur cogs* when they did not aea eye-to-ey* on the proDualtlou a* to W hether we would fight a full-scale w ar agalmt Ccmr. uniat China. T im a alone will prove who was rig h t. I can s a y that _____I talnly dislike the posslbllty of our enragtnjr in a full-scale w ar In Asia a t th is time. Our real enemy’ Communist Russia, and I do not approve o f our bleeding ourselves white fig h tin g CeinmunUt China. If It becomes necessary to engage In a fuU-act> e war, we ehould strike a t th e eye sf the octopus and not a t the tentaclrs. T h ' r-e* Id eal la Um Command­ er-In-Chief nf M r armed forces. Our Constitution contains this pro vision to Inaura that tee will ata civilian government ■ys have h ra Uwr military. wary. The Com­ mander-In-Chief has' tha' power to appoint and to remove m ilitary lly DKWITT MACKRN/.IR AI* Foreign Affairs \nalysl Now that General MacArthur hr* pre*«*ntrd a defense of his tlewat'lsliip In smith,-ast Asia one is left with the (,-,-ling that (hr milllarv dlffr'raSKes le-twrcn him and the Adinini-irntion weren't so g n a t they couldn't have Im-cii rrvulvr,! more easily. HUM, perhaps this rloud-hursl will help clear the air, nut only fur America hut fur her anxious Allies In the fight against Ibdshcviam. Certainly MncArthur'* ex­ position uf the military position has pinned down hi* personal ob­ jectives, and the ilifflcultlm which he has rncounterd. The main rharge made l,y the Gmeral’s rrltirs has hern that hi* strategy threatened to expand the Korean run flirt and land the I'nitrd States and hit Allies in a major runlim ntal war with a lied China, harkrsl hy Kttsaia. Tbe omseiuiut uf military id,) serv'rrs has Im ii Lhal such a devrlohmenl would lie cgtaslruphlv Tor the democracies. . 'They have urjfncd that Ir would play tllrecily inti, Moscow's bunds, that it would give Kulshrviam a chance to hired the Unite,) State* a$d other western noWcr* ntilltarlly ami rcunoqilraily and'lhira prepare them fur the A lU" ill fuial showdown. t (However, it iloesn'l appear from General Moi-Arlhur's speech be­ fore the joint houses of Congress that his strategy rontrmplaU’d each an involvement of American sM Other tf. N. forces, lie nxp tamed the posit Inn like this: The Unite,! Nations victory In Kurea "w ai complete, am) our ob­ jective* within reach, whan Red China intervened with numerically superior ground forces. This created a new war and an en­ tirely new situation x x x a situation which called for now decisions It, tha diplomatic sphere to permit the realistic adjustmen! of military strategyr. Such declsl-ns have not Iwen furthcomhim theta." With regard to suggested im pcarhment proceedings. Article II, th ......................... section 4 j f our Constitution say*. "The President, Vice-President ami att civil offleara of the United States shall be removed front of­ fice on Imneacement for aOd « # • vlet Ion of treason, bribery or other high erimee and rnlsdctmannr*.- While I do not approve of Us* manner in which General MacAh)Ihur wa* dUmlssed, It in not gfound* for Impeachment. 'Aa a matter of fart, rvgry act bf the I'rcsdrnt for some time, Including this most rveent actmn, ha* been studied most rarvfblly with the view uf poaalble ground* for im­ peachment. If any had t-een found, certainly action would have neen taken. I shall support tha mova to afford General MacArthur the r pportunity to present his vlsws to Congress. I hope also th ai the Member* of Congress may have the opportunity to ask him ques­ tion* and Icing th* whole m atter osit In tho open, insofar %a na­ tional security will permu This must bo don# without fanfarv, without emotionalism and In an abaospher* whore there will be more light than beat. Such a pro- a s v s 'a s f c s w f f a ? •xtlr* Par Fastens pnliev, Thla tha Senate Armed'Rcnrlo** Com­ mittee has alroady oreder. Na­ turally I am glad to see this dune. ; What has been don* in leanest W U hrvf' i to Central I j# our foreign polity has been aa a United Ma­ largely dotonainod by InfnrmaArthur'o Use*, o p __ jltot abta lnad from ear m ilitary IcH on. 1 wag to I dtoday that wl.cn r ia ? tha President and G n tr s l Maeever v s i T K head WT Uisr United Jtfatea F o rres la that area, nod not upon i s v individual. Ha was f#yt, that h« knew the Communist given directions aa ta w hat he Chinese would not enter Uw Ko­ should do. In steed ef obeying hie rean war. W* made our plans superior he Insisted publicly, and accordingly. Many mothers' tens ta letters to Republicoo Icedars tn Hied hoc#use of thla mlainfo on hla pelley stand. Un. Plena* believe m* when I any that my fratings in thta matter a n * by m gdpakv U a - 5:1- 'i;' • on hand to wrlc.u.p (Jen. [Kiuelss MacArthur in to u il-nd-till a* tin- cheering |M,nuIn<>< sur returning hero (arriKvt Is or. Iron.,*1 l»ark btNi.Duo vrttneaa the parade. (International MacArthur Arrival lU sitasM r — t-ae* n » ) windows were jammed. M*ny of the spectators welcom­ ing the old soldier back from tbe Fa, Last came from neighboring itstcs— Connecticut. New Jersey ami i'rnnsylvanis. 'Ilie slmod unln-licvably huge crowd neatly doubled .the rift? ■>( tiie -t.iHI.OOO turmiuti (nr- Genrtal Dwiglit D. Eisenhower and Col. Chsrlci A. Lindbergh. The |*ople gushed forth from subways and piled into the city on special trains and buses. Shower* of tom paper and ticker tape rained throughout tha gailydccoiated city from Central Para to the canvopa of lower Manhat­ tan's massive skyscrapers. Vrtsels In tho harbor lied down •M r whistles to add to tha tum ­ u lt > A* the parade passed Trinity fiburrh at Wall Street, the church brll- played "A n-rice " • T a * the ipX taselun' ttaVirtl tip) the stock amt curl, exchanges durlog the naradc. "Nobodv is thinking about money today,” commented oju' onlooker.’ Thu motorcade was joined on t^» trip along lower liroudway hy l*nda and thou,and* of marcher*. It was met hy a newr hurst of rheurs a* it turned into City Hall I'lasa for the official' reception cur,•monies. * Cheering throngs greeted hip? from tliu mnnn ht hu drove out of hi* hotel driveway In n big open automobile at lt:0A A. M. The General, smiling and wav­ ing, wore his familiar crushed of­ ficer* cap with its “ scrambled egg*" visor and n long Army over­ coat. Seated beside him was Ms yor Vincent It. Im pfllitUri in a blue topcoat and a gray hnmburg hat. Also In the car were Crover A. Whalen, the city’* "official greet­ er". and Maj. General Courtney Whitney, the General's aide. A throng gathered outside the Waldorf-Astoria- Hotel ■l,ur*t Into cheering when the General's autolitotiU* appeared from the hotel'* underground garage,. The wtvra of the General and th# Mayor rode In a second ear. Tho General's..-JW 13-year-old sbn, ArtoMtoR______ _____ , I | M tr r u tr : MacArthur was mairicl in W l'i at the age of 43 to Mr». In u iir Cmtnwrll Itruoks, the daughter of I’hiladelnhia » wralthy socialite, Mrs. Kdsrard HUdeshury. The marriage emled in divorce in In 1037. he married Jean Marie Falrcloth of Murfrer-slwirn, Trnn., a <iuite, dark-haired woman 19 veer* hi* junior. The MacArthur* have one sou, 13-year-old Arthur Mac­ Arthur. Military Career! Served In the Philippines after graduation frem West Print, nr?d saw hi* firs', twttl* action in brushes •w.tn th eitn r/.c. Spent * yta* ax an aide tb ht» tartner * trieno. r-re-oie", fhrodore Hoosevrlt. in "iW /i r(c wen. on the U, 21. EXpvdilJul, whirl, arise,! Vviarrui, MexitVi io I9K. atuf scout,*! inland disguimut n* a hoi*,. When the. lj. S. entered World War I, MacArthur, then a major on staff duty, roncrlvcl the idea of a “llainltow Division” of National Guard trnons from different *tate*; thoujrh Ms 'Upcriors wen- hevitaht t> send N a­ tional Guardsmen to Fram e, he went >ver their head-, sold the idea to W*r S n re ta rv Newton It. linker and went with the division to France. II**. r«. I lea. Inn very (he was twice wotlll l-'d. once ga**ed) wot, him 13 mrtlal* (|du* seven ritation* aryl lit ferrign tie(orations|, a brigadier general's star and eventually command of the division. Hark in the U. 8., he Irecan.e .uperintcmlent of We.-t Point (at 39), history'* youngest Chic/ uf Staff (at M l . . . In 1932, he Incurred political un|Mipularlty hy personally com­ manding, under Herbert Hoover'* orders, the troops which drove the veteran*' lloru, Army from Woshlngton's Anaro*tia Flut.<. He retired from the Army In 1937: but he had a xhowv new titlo: Pield Marshal of the new Philippine Army. In 1011. -It months before Pearl Harbor, Franklin Roosevelt restored Mac­ A rthur to duty a* a full general with the lilt* of Command, > " / IJ. H. F ore* In the Par Hast, lly V'-J dfy. when he t,K>l the Japanese surrandcr alamnl U. 8. 8. MiasonH, Douglas Mat-. A rthur lutd made himself one of the mod fnraoii*tblnm.vslei* in' U. 8. History, lie U-carne .Supreme Commander fur the Allied Power* (8C.API in Japan t,1, year* ago. Commander of U. N. Forces in Korea within 1-3 days after the. Invasion last June. Time Magaslnr, t Sanford Forum Editor .Sanford Herald places there are like tha? n o u n d here. I am hoping that the response to our appeals for rrntal listings will I* g reat ‘and that m ire * wIII lie held to the lowest uossihlo which w<|uld he fslr to th* land­ lord. * I hope you wjll rrmemh-r that sailor* and their families a w rieopie, with a ll their unpredicahllity __ pros ami faults. Rut Lean promise you that this command has already •rioted an interest In thu housing situation from all standpoint*, and will continue to ha Interested In your prolStpts.a* trail a* those of the sailor and .hi* family, h 1 Intend j f help my nmn find guhtyafet for.undies 'f >h*r* are, any aruund her * to ’ l»* iMi, and a t |bq same time t pledge tu \q« my persoiial Interest in r. proldfi t ,n4ntll-kaow Innrtlurie f*ave t plenty uf th'ise, A p /w ritte n cumplalnt. coarexning itonfard Nayal Ain. Sutton t.-nauu will he invastlgated and pro wr artlnti taken if s s r u n la L I ran prom iia Dear Sir: Aa the chaplain of the Naval Air Station which is now being reactivated here In Sanford, I want to take this opportunity of thanking all you folk* for the warm friendly greetings alrrady extended the Navy. Uninvited company Itn't always welcome and since neither i f us made the decision that threw u* together, opr reception by you people wa* a m atter of conrern to me. My doubt* on. that score are lest. Mrs. MacArthur and young already pleasantly settled. Now ■ac.\rthur.sM«l,tthr sstmv hr Aheirt . my Malii concern Is that w r can I i ir . The (le a a d a P W iv e d 'b a th I tn th s r . tade w ith his m o th er. deserve sq^h a welcome. , the rtowda lining (he street! and Headed bv Hit motorryrje polti rycje police. The fit «t and probably the to thousand* leaning 'from -win- Ith# Mi-car i^Morcade t_unjtd .. north greatest problem .th at .we will dow*. t i r < ( nm Park Avdnne 3c t Ceti' vntral Park be housing. Navy mm D Ills i fto-lal musries. appeared where thousands of School chili ^faco.'WiU M x |bf w ijh Use^, _ 'M a d v iif * ta 3d* .(,.— wWn .ihay tan tljwt nre t t t f t s r p s - " ' ' eome. 11 "W W S W -W O llltair tqi make anv aactlfu-e to endoa* acclaim, fil -1 i Torn paper shbwered from (to o. . ve seen such families.live The rluud* a t ticker tains, and .building* the normally- in chicken coop*, tn a panel truck tnra paper sometime! wen- so staid upperalong’ east *kl<> district lie- parking on side street*. I've known thick they alntn,t obscured Mat "Come on, MacArthur, aarh them to pay rant* tho, were frem view. It was doubtful if America,” t l U i j ir. shouted one spectator equal to their entire pay. -11**1M-me on the higher floors could, above | paling wha» little thrv had saved your churches, atiyiiur c$fbs, sh»n. ItlW g see -him. ( crowd, (hiring their ta il aea duly when ping in your stotff.'neas-- give u» The roar of th# throngs as he } JTpe GtonTal, SMtroUn1 the right the wife and children were with a (Banco to became tnriabera of passed amount n t ta a steady dia. rear seat, Arkved a gloved band at their folk*. 1 have helplessly vt-^r rrTmncpitT*Mk* anyone else. punctuated by .xorit crieX aa "(hxl the noisy-aretahn.1 watch* 1 homes break up when a I think ycu will like in • of u t Police had difficulty holding th* chance to bo tegstber and h aw a aoc will makv, allowances f n Ilia I ' business was suspended In crowds hock St some pointy. decent normal home Ufa could f«w who ara always wild ua In »r "Hey General, hey General," have savad that marriage. Na­ nut . f service. Sincerely yours In His aanrie*, Ing." shouted evelted youngsters. turally I feel very deeply on this Matthew John Uouter** II MacArthur cited his alms In this Mrs. MacArthur won- a naroon subject. Perhaps the fact th at I Chaplain, U8N situation as being an economic woolen dress with a matching have a lovely wife and four child­ tjockad* of China, a naval block­ small-hrimmrd hat, a short black ren gives me an added interest To make a drtlcious aimpl* ade nf the China coast, removal sealskin farket, and (dark surdTh* m«n who suffer* most I* orang* frosting for a plain white <>f the restriction* on the ground glove*. Her costumu was act off the enlisted man with a family. cake mix three cups of lifted forces of Nationalist China, with by small pearl and diamond ear­ Usually shew families must find confectioners' sugar with two logistical support from America, rings, and a corsage of two whit* an apartment fer not more than tablespoons ef orange juiee until lie also asked permission to bomb orchid*. WO a month. If h* la not a rateJ smooth, and add a tablespoon Mrs. ImpelliUeri wore a mink man, h* can't even afford that. nf grated orange rind for extra Manchurian hatea from which the Chinese wot* attacking U. N. coat, with a purple orchid vn the You people know how few such flavor. i #, left shoulder. force* In Korea. Sitting between tha two women This reference to removal of rw tr let Iona on tM ground forces Was the MacArthur*' aon, Arthur. II. H« wax happy with a foothajl int tulna using Nationalist Chlaa meant half million troepa Generalova, pr ___ . . . „ _ , . ..^ lmnptUllang _ Tui. tciria . when, lhay arrLwd a t the of Formosa, which lies hotel M argd*. Juki' before t ‘ tw fw . th* parade to tho China roost. Hut Overhead, ' a Navy .blimp am) MacArthur yesterday declared twp police dcparUamt Pi* planes alfthat "ao man In hi* right mind rlrd. Wj<u)d advocate sending o u r Tho voices af ,.10.000 school gevond foree* Into continental children were raised in q mighty China, .and such was nevec given sltkut as the General's car rolled thought." along Central Park's oast drive, In short, while "the new ultua- at 70th Street. lion did urgently demand a dra* Repeatedly, before th* car ac­ tic revision of strategic planning/ tually cam* In sight, fait* about* MacArthur'* program wasn't cal­ of "Here ho comes" had caused an culated to Involve America In a outburst of yallt. Hut thes* out. major war on Chinese soil. That ta in ts were mild compared to the i* his anawsr on this vital point. terrific din when the car actually Th* other major Issue involved got there. Extra (ood, only on# local owner (.00 In th* dispute rvvolvod about th* A school board official estim at­ relative Importance af ^£uro|»* ed that there w en 300.000 child­ «nd area in tha war with Bob ren In the park to aev the General. ihevism. Tho Waahiagton Admin­ Again and again, th* General P ra c tic a lly n tw U rea, rad io , h e a te r, istration has taken th* stand that xmllad and waved a gloved hand. 0 » e local « w i r ............. ........ ....... . America must concentrate hvr ef­ fort* against Communism In Europe. MacArthur yesterday reiterated Urn sxtaw which ■figured in hia *23* w ln i t* " Mt rmdk>’ dUmiaaal by President Truman. • ....................... | ^^^00 Thla waa th at since Uw Bolshevist plenty of the raakvt boys ____ atvepln ping uivnarv ta gtohal, "we can't di­ with rtth aon# eye open from new on." vide our effort." Tffkui siltd'th# killing may of anyone who T hen la, of courav, no argdEhratod m w w i G a w tr k h llr m —R a d io , . sat but th at tho Bolshevist m s R M itr and r r t r a c h u t ................ aco la giohaL Howwvr, Uw rataw a s was too , The only he t e t o p ^ f fnwaoaUy. f wa* h r w a v h v ^ o u ld h ■hpt suhjevt o f dvkat*,.That Ii Prmctlcxlfy n e w tlm , ra d io , h e a le r , porta nee may vary from lime order# from a Manga no and. hia brother^ Vin­ td* tints and rircnmrtahcaa* will • s i n cWtut -------------------------------------- l | H ^ o ° have t* b* dealt with as Uwy cent, also- a high' m an in Mafia cirri**, lens have been identified active in dodulde rackets In What w* don't want la for aa Brooklyn. Philip once waa arrestAoierlrk to get Involved In a ad hut later dumiased in a 1933 Very low milexffe, one owner, extra clean major Astatic w ar to which Rus­ rum-war killing. Rtodl^ healer and fn»y ratdpved . | sia b sot committed militarily, ________ . Thta would pvraiit Uw Sawiet to her t w U » for a a as- f e k W P t o Tte W S SALE 1941 Studebaker Sedan 1947 Ford Sedan Gangland Czar 1946 Buick Super Sedan 1947 Dodge Sedan S is .i’ n a 'K i ££Ln 1948 Buick Super Convertible 1948 Buick Rondmastcr Sedan Nnnr W l. ' �n FRIDAY APR. 20. 1051 Social A n d Personal Activities HONE I4« 0 0 . . . *«t 3 trial Calendar [ The Lamplighter R» TOM DOYLE FRIDAY "Rio Rico” will bo ties* nted by Mr*. John McNamara of Char­ the Seminole High School ’Either you’ll gel your rabies lotte. Mich. i> the guest of Mm . ( lull Itl 8:00 I*. M. hot, or I'll know the reason The Junior Department of the why!” 1 1 can lie mighty firm when Ralph Wight for noine time. First Baptiat Training Union it iteration demand*). Obviously, Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Hluemkc of sponsoring a Parent'* Night at tlie i|uim ral eyctl German Shep­ the rhurch lieginriing at 7:3« I*. M. herd hadn't heard a word I'd laid Elmwood Park, III., U visiting Mr. All Juniors and (hrir parent* at* a» the l-cgan to -cratch a flea lo­ and Mr*. J. I). Woodruff for *om* Invited to attend. cated at -time point between her time. $ MONDAY n»»c and tail. "And furthermore.” Mr. and Mr*. Wurt W. Warner The lleardall Avenue Circle will I continued, (You -an't !rt up), meet at 2:00 P.M, at the Heardali "If you think you're gohtk to tliut will spend th* weekend In IllsAvenue Chapel. dog -how In Tampa, you'va got ilrnton with Mr. and Mrs. Robert The Sanford Story I.eairue will another think coming!" I waa Wurt Warner and family. meet at Sanford Grammar S.hto! •err i !.j{ th.' die vr*.. cast. She Z P.M. for a puppet t i t . . . , didn't oiiiiit an eye. She munuieti j Mr*. 7 nm SiiciuiM, <aiid dMiighiei All ntrtnher* are a*ked to to. p*«. aotitriiiiog a,tout my not lining iH-norah leit nxiay for TlUtahaGce aent penicillin «hnta, hut I let it pa**, after (pending the pa«t week with TUESDAY figuring the thing had gone far her grandparent*, Col. and Mr*. The I’ilot Club •.»i|| hold its enough. W. T. John»on. regular business mertinir in the It wasn’t ju tt thla thing altoul Yacht Club at 8:00 I*. M. Th, u rabir* *hot. It went deeper than Mr*. Richard T. E. Walker left flb .a rd will meet at 7:30 I*. M. that. Surely, | had hiought her hy plane thi* afternoon The Chapel Chnir of the First lift to lu> the kind of dog people Orlando for Miami where *hr will attend ItaptDl Church will hold rehe*r-*l would |Miint to with prole aaying, a caahirr an,I acerctary** meet­ at (i:445 I*. M. at the church. •‘That .log will go idu.-es.” One ing of the Family Loan Company. WEDNESDAY woman of my acquaintance, in i The Mvthodiit Church Prayer moment of madne*.*, had me lieMr. and Mr*. Randall Collin* Meeting at 7:46 I1. M. in Mc­ lie*mg | could get luioir fired. Jacksonville (pent laat wee* Kinley Mall Visitor* welcome. Rut they wuuldn’t ti»tcn, and c.ow of The Regular Prayer Meeting I rrallte what a fool |*«| born to in Sanford viiiting th eir Parent«. Mr*. L. K. Armatrong and Air. and Service at the First Baptist Church even try. will begin at 8:00 I*. M. T h e ; When ahe graduated trom the Mr*. C. C. Collin*. I’a.tor i* bringing a aerie* of Knterpri*e ScImhiI for Shepherd* Mr*. C. M. Flower* will leave atudie* on "The Haptiit Faith." i in HMh, *h* waa volet! mn»t likelw 0Yttu are Invited In attend. to carry more bedroom slippers to Monday for Macon. Ga., to at­ her matter than any other dog tend the opening of the painting in the litter. I remeiniter the • xhihit nf Ml«» trim Gay Flower* M m oh. D if c h to n , K e y graduation well; I waa filled with at Wralryan Conaervatory nevt H o n o r M I hh D y s o n joy u« I ahouted, “Wnofy, the weak. world i* vour nyater!" tSorrv 1 Mr. and Mr*. F. C. Winn and The home of Mr*. Samuel R. ' didn't mention her name before) Dighton, II \Ve«t Lucerne Circle, 1I wut proud a* punch a* the aay­ their gueats, Mr*. Winn'* parent-. Orlando, was the acene of a cof- ing goes. We had a dinner in her Mr. and Mr*. Ro)>ert Coop, Sr. ami fi /W ednesday morning when Mra. honor: Gaine* meal and 60c ham­ Mr*. Winn'* aiater. Mr*. F. I) Dighton and Mr*. Raymond H. burger. And it wa< u solemn, lira Fronk, all of t)gd<-n, Utah. re. Key of Sanford honored Mia* K it-! moment when I tohl her to tnink tu m rd from a trip to Cuba, Mi­ of nil the dog* In Kumpt< and A*ln ami and Key Weal. aabeth I)y*«n. A Mra. Florence Reed Miller and' who were starving to drath: there Mr*. Jamea A Pittman of Orlando were day* when there waan't t poured with Mr*. Donald Mcrrell cockroach for the garliage. Woofv ■n*f Mr*. Syvan McKIroy al»o of termed impreiaed and deeply grieved. I had evidently reached Orlando aaaiating. Invitation* for th* affair were home. She aeetued more tractable The Central Florida Chapter of iaaued to the following: Mr*. F. In thote day*. Perhap* It w*» l»eA. Ilyaon, Mr*. W. R. Dyaon. Mr*. cau*e ahe wa* young ami «hei- the American Guild of Organiit* held the April meeting on Tues­ Jamea Terwllleger, Mr*. Charle* teretl. Little did I dream of letting her day n Winter Park. Dinner wai McKay Truluck. Mr*. \o lle William*, Mr*. Dale Scott. roitn into the world and learn the served to 22 member* a t the Interlachen. hard way the pitfall* trading ' Jr. and Mr*. J. |(. Truluck. Dr. Claude U Murphree, organA l a o s ,r*- J°hn D. Wing and dittipalion and ruin. Rut aecretly, m y r t . Ilenry I. Lout!It of Winter In my heart, deep down, I knew i«t at the Univeriity of Florida ;‘*rk, Mr*. Windham Prlddle of that the would make her w waa presented in an organ recital U keland. Mr*. Peter Schaal o f, alone; I knew that there would at the Congr*gatioruU Church. Ocala and Mr*. George Witmer of ' route a day when a aleek. Rudolph The business session nrriioed Ormond Rearh. Valentino lyiw boxer would come over hy Mr*. R. II. Walthour. AI»o Mr*. Frank N. Mehun*, ln*o her life and »teal her awav dean, held election for national Sr., Mr*. Charle* Lartlque. Mr*. from me. Can I akr It when It officer*. The officer* elected to Joxeph B. She* rouse, Jr., Mr*. C. cornea? hmmmmmm? serve for the comitm year fur the There wa* a time when Woofy Central Florida C hapter were: M. Hull, Mr*. Rrrckenrhlge W. Wing. Mr*. !.. R. McLeod, Jr„ wa* altrulatlr, would have Mwn David W. Cramp, Orlando, Dean; Mr*. Giles lladeliaugh. Mr*. Jerry the light ami would have realUed Mr*. Christine Baldwin, Wii\D> Ro»», Mr*. Rot>ert K. Gumm, Mra. what the «hot meant to all of Park, sub-dean; Mra. an* Hood Grace Gumm, Mr*. F.dward IL dogdom, ami to women xml child­ Orlando, secretary and treasurer. ^K irk lan d , Mr*, l.oul* Mataey, Mr*, ren everywhere. “Do von reallte Coming from UaineavUIr with w lla r r y Rower, Melville Johnson, what you're doing?" I a*ked. It Murphree. a* g u eau of the Ml»a Wlllia Steed, MDi Cl.rt.iel wa< pretty eawy to *ee that her Dr. Hiip|tei. Mr*. Miller, Mra. Pittman, heredity mD*ed the nobility of Central Florida chapter for the Mr*. Merrett and Mr*. McF.lroy. h*r breed. .She ronfounded me at evening, were two senior oraaa Indent* at the Univi+>ity of every turn. Yea, I tried to Ih* phll- •Florida: Dougin, Johnson and oaophlcal about It and attribute It Jimmy Carter. to adole*cen»e, hut there are time* RADIO STATION when emotion ran atand rrarun ju*t *o long. I auppoae that’* whRt WTRR happened. I4M Kilocycle* I've thought of writing Dornth.’ By iik v k r i . y g r a y I)ix or mayhc even Dr. Anthony, KMII1VV 'nit they’d pa»* over my latter a* •■•a N*w« tho miming* of a fruitrated crank. Tuesday afternoon drew a Mg t i l t Hanford Market llspnri Twltlrht Hon** * Rcaldea, I don't think either one crowd to watch the baseball gam* 8port» Parade of them would graip the complex­ against Seahreeie. It wa* a star due l»n i.«ritn Itntertalas Drifting tin A rtn-id ity and magnitude of a aituallan In our rrown, too, liecause w# won jp,*e* r**r A lady which I* fa»t becoming Intolerable. • tod! Game* are usually only 16 vteindr lane In the meantime. On With the cent*, so next time ronie on out Keynote* lie Parle Varlrte Met) Shot! Fir«t thing* firat. I alwav.- and cheer for the team il Meet Tlie Hand »ay. Tonight U the big night for the Meht IMItlnn Pirate Intrigue. He*.I >1 ■ira»n Operetta, 'Rio Rico"! We hvne It'* Itancetlm* “Hlo lllco", a tale of pirate ad­ you're going for it’* really some­ Untied .Nation* venture I* acheduled to be i*> thing to seel At 8:00 tonight In Tommy |n*r»»v Or* •ented .onight at 8:00 I'.M. at the the S.II.S. auditorium. Youll find At llnme With Allude New* High School Auditorium by tho plenty of laugh* and gay adven­ Hlan off Seminole High School Glee Club. ture; grand music, song* you love; AATI NIIAY The group ha* been reheandng mermaid*, pirate*, and college The Ithythm Ptuti for aeveral month* now, and judg­ girl* all together! A stage setting W estern Jam fcireS ** ing presentation*, "Rio that look* absolutely real with Ing from other ol Hevrn IM*Toek C1*h >u|d arore a great auc. swinging monkeys and brightlyNew* Rico” afcou 8|w>rt* At A Ulaneo heat talent of the actiool colored parrots! Ferns and huge Frankie Parle «>rk iled. rock* that lend a m y iter. Jungle. Mornlag l>*v*tlane Mo,et* In Mnele like glamour to It all. On. you’!l World At Nine really Ipvc "Hlo Rico"! Ami the Phil Meed At Jtf*** , Ih •mat part about It Is th a t It I* only C T :r * r o,r^ 16 cents for students and «t for Tommy |h.r**r PNnw adult*! Eoronmleal and low, ju t A Itoy. A Olrl. M'isle Just for you! A Jowel In entertain­ B*Wa Tho Seminole County Coune'1 ment I* "Rio Rlro"M? uelc •*|e Anm|» P. T. A. met Wednesday at Sweet Children'* P1»»e Rv the wav. how aliout a few Muelr On Pa lade Water Park In Oviedo with Mr*. words for all the guy* and gals **lr Hawaii ’ C. K. Hit tell, president pre»ldl ■ynien’e »*all In ITeyer who rpent hour* on the scenery? World At N«o,n Mr*. M. E. Baker. *tudjr course Hat* off to Janice Reel, Relay llatlln Kami |lif*U chairman, reported that th* study Anne Carter, Marv Ann Wilke, !<*• I Tut, rourae on parllmentary procedui* Gall Uittlnr, Ann Rahorn, Lind* Ohla New* will he held on May 9 at the lAonsnl, l^illc Holcomb, Charles t»ay Pr«*ram Seminole High School Farm Willis, and Jerrv Covington! Hating tlnnd Ofh. Ruildlng with lunch being aervel National Hoard Him* An on the hreoay aide tonight: liar None Itanrh In the lunch room*. Kenneth It seems Mrs. Winn did quite a lo »:*a World At Three Eddy wll he 'nstm etor for the of rumbaing on her trip to Culm... Mlay'e Mtar course. U e lc a l Hhnw P**n Glad to hear Stew art Mathleux I* uale tourer# Pgm Mr*. W. W. Tyre announced coming along pietty well after hi* New* that celorv will h» nrolshad by accident; must have made him T#*u Jlv* l»»«alon Seminole Countv for th* National realise quit* a few thing* ’cause Tha Ithythm lloor H/vir art* Kina Day Convention of the P. T. A. to bo he no longer wears hi* rlass ring! Nsw# held in Miami In Mar. Mra. IL W. Gucs* who ha* It? Thoaplan Tap­ tUnfnrd Market H*|,nrt William* wa* elected a* delegate ping Thursday... .Congrats to all Twilight Hoag* Hnorta Parade for the meetng and Mia* Ruth new m em bers....politic* is the Xavier Cuaat Hand alternate. brining on A t*tnnd chit chat at school now .. . The O nn The following officer* were In­ Freshmen have it with a brand Ruaday Vhael I-*•-<» taiurday Night llar-n.ny stalled by Mr*. W. A. Stewart, at new fad again., . . Bow*, no lea*.. tha meeting: Mra. William*, William*. Jr The Campus Fotllra la coming' Variety Hell president; Mr*. C. L. FulfoH, Permuted hy tho Latin Club and Meet The Hand vice-president; Mr*. Don Ulrey, Mr*. Nellie Coleman. Tuesday o> Night 1-dUloB •ecretare; Mra. V. C- Schley, trea­ nest week so be sure to remember! Phil Heed a I Organ surer; JL T. Mil weed and W. Only 3fl cents, to o .. . .Who 1* the UJryVd^VluVt.e* Ileckonhack, principal* at large: Mystery Talent? Can you Identifr Johnny lata* Ofh Mra. A. M. Remuaat, devotional him? Have you trie d ? Well, do! Mayfair bin Ork chairman; Mr*. 0 . S- Wl.lddoii, Dancing, I Ken* ill muaic and laughs; wha' Hlga Of^ historian: Mra. R. D. Prieat. pub­ more could you want ? Youll hare R tu r lication; Mr*. W. W. Tree, rarrnHun,lay Mualrale all in the Campus Follies! Hear lierahip chairman; and Mr*. D. C. it " ' l th* latest gab Diat will be told All Phurehea (latches, publicity chairmen. ween gets in catchy little (l* f National Hplrliaal irlleal IHlnaer* The bttiht*** meeting wa* fol­ hot * :li Hawaiian Krhoeo , poem s... What la th is about F.R.? • la llreahfaet With A dlar lowed by a covered dish luncheon. A Sophomore boy Incidrntly... Monde In Muelr II# on the alert, they may b* World At Kino June* For 8uud*y talking about you ..B o come and it day Morning F* •*# to, yourself. Wa know you’ll (uelcal Varleiioa d o * g ---love i t . . . American Guild Of Orjrani8t8 Hold Meet nil nil FAOB F lY B THB SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFUKD, FLORIDA e SEMINOLE HI • * » — t e a 1 — Mrs. J. D. Woodruff Honors Miss Dyson Miss K li/atiutli Dyson Mrs. J. 1). Wooslruff honored Mi<* Kliialwth Dy-on Thursday with a luru-iu-oii given at her home Mr*. Woodruff** h«me wa* a t­ tractively decorated with arrange­ ment* of spring flnwers^MD* Dy­ son wa* presented with a lovely pift hy the hostess. Those invited were Mrs. F. A. Dyson, Mr*. Frank Meliane Sr.. Mr*. Jam es Terwllleger, Mr*. Charles Howes, Mrs. Windham I'riddle of lakeland, Mr*. George Andrew Sneer, Mr*. Dalr Scott, Jr.. Mra. J. A. Bluemke of Elm­ wood Park, IIU and Mr*. Charles la rtiq u e . Alsu Mis* Elite Hutchison, Miss Joyce' Hrtxel, Mis* Jean Saver, MU* Martha Wight and Ml** Ruth Mitchell. Alls* Mnitlm Wight nod Mi-I Joyce lletxel honored Mis* Klim l hrih Dyson Wednesday evenin.with a bridge party. Ali»s W ight's home was at. tractnrly decorated throughout ! with arrangements of »pi tig ' flowers. Tile guests enjoved luidy* .-itn prilrt being won by Ml- I' I. G iv e n l* n i l y I'r rk in * Jr. and All»» S ay e r. The hostesses al-»» Srntcd M iss Dyson w itli .1 R efresh m en t* w e ir s e iv i Jem . pi< gift I t ■ f jr c - .s 7 f f //jc f / A fter Dinner Coffee Given Mias D/uottr —7An after dinner coffee wa* given in honor nf Mis* Ellialn-th Dv*on Thursday evening hy Air*, if. N. Sayer, Mr*. Wilfrrd Conrad. Mr*. Grady Duncan and Mi** Jean Saver. Mr*. Sayer'* home was attrac­ tively decorated throughout with arrangem ents of pink sweetheart ro«c*. The dining table, overlaid with a cut work cloth, wa* cen­ tered with a silver candelabra holding burning while tapers en­ twined with a sweetheart rose. At one end of the table wa* a m iniature three tiered wedding cake which was served by Mr*. H arry Lee while at tlv other end Airs. F, A. Dyson poured coffee from a silver service. The hostesses presented Mi** Dyson with piece* of her chosen china. Refreshments were then served to the following: Alls* Dyson, Mr*. Frank Mehane. Sr. of Or­ lando, Mr*. Voile Williams, A4r*. Charle* Vodoplch. Air*. Sam Mar­ tina, Air*. James Trrwilh-ger, Airs. Windham I'riddle of Lake­ land. Mrs. Waller Turner. Mm. Jo-eph R. Shrarouse, Jr., and Mr*. John I.. Henson of Cnarleston, 8. C. Also Air*. Chatle* Ilowrs, Mrs. Charle* Ijirtique of Orlando, Mr*. Green T. Allen of St. Htrnhcn*, S. C„ Mis* Margaret Dlngfelder, Mis* Shirley Smith. Mis* Toi Liv­ ingston, Ali«s Ruth Aliti hell. Alls* .Minnie Ruth Odham, Mis* Joyce lletsel, Mias Carol Skinner, Mis* M artha Wight, Mr*. Dyson, Mr*. 1s t , Mr*. Sayer, Mr*. OonraJ, Air*. Duncan and Ml** Sayer. D iid ju * ih , follmvlng Mil* Dytoti, Mr*. I A Dy on, All 1 Psikta*. Mi- I r (In Gothile, Mix- Gerald I n..- Mi -• >m M niinj Mrs. 1 bin!•-- Ilnur- Air*. James Ter* wllbgi-r. Air* A'olie AA'illiaios, Mi« Marlon Italsirn. Mrs. George Andrew S|iert. Air*. Robert Hick son. Airs. Windham I'riddle of Lakeland, Air*. George Kick, and Air*. Donald Junes. AI *41 Ml* Wallet I III n il, Air*. I'harlr* A’odi.phh, Airs. W. A. Is-ffler J r , Alia* M argarrt Dingfeliler. All-- Ri-tty Moore, Alia* Jinn .s'ayvi. and Aliss EHsa lint* In -.in. LEE ALL-AMERICAN Mi** Miriam Ruth llraiton. whuar rngairrnirttt In II rinrl* .Moorr* Jr., m ih of Mr. him ) Mm II. Mink Mootr. Sr., wa* unn«mni'«*il totln) l»> her imrrtiU, Mr. uti«l Mr<. M. t \ llrMUm nf Jm k«4invillr. Pilot P a rty T onight Miss Rut h B raxton In W om an’s Club To Wed M r. Moore Ttie public is cordially invited to attend the benefit bridge tnd runa*tu patty which it being given tonight at 8:lkl o'clock in the Woman's Club under the auspice* o| the Sanford Pilot Club. Proceed* of the party will lie used toward the rluh*« main tuo* j e t , the Alilk Rank, and other worthwhile tharitie*. it wa* st.ited by Airs. At F. Hunt, chairman of xrrangementa. Refreshments will he served prior to the game* and after the score* have lir-'n tallied puses will la' presented the winner*. Air. and Mrv Al. C. Braxton Sr., of ( ottotidale, Fla. antioiinn today the engagement of thrit daughter, .Miriam Ruth, of Jack -onvilL to Ilenry Clark Aloore, 1 Jr., also nf Jacksonville, soil ol , Mr. and .Mr*. Henry Clatk Moore. Sr. of this city. The wedding will he an event of Satuidav 'toy 6 at 6::tit P. Al at ths Hendrick* Avenue llapti*t Church of Jacksonville, Miss Claire Durand Honored At Shower GENEVA NEW S Mi*a Claire Durand, hridr-alact waa hunor.-d Thursday evening with a kitchen *howrr given by Mia* Betty Cullura and Alls* Rote inary Cullum. Tha Cullum home wa* attrac­ tively decorated throughout with arrangam anta of spring flown*. Many appropriate game* were played and prise* were won hy Mr*. O. IL Smith, Mi** Connii Durand and Alls* Dorothy Von llerliull*. Refreshments woie then served to the following: Mrs. A. C. Krti dal), Mr*. F. K. Itoumiilat. Mr*. Alary Church, Mr*. R. L. Hunter, Air*. R. IL llay, Mr*. T. B. Smith, Alfa. E. Dearoche*. Mra. Raymond Fox. Mr*. R. H. Cullum, Mra. J. !.. Von llerhdll* and Mra. Rmith. Alan Ml** Connie Durand, Mis* Von llerbull:, JMIs* Dorothy Tea!n, Mia* Margie Hodge*. Mis* Bitty Cagle. Ml** Anita Jlmenex. Miss oan Taylor, Mis* Robbie Alorton, Alias Pat l.am r. Alls* I’at Smith, All** Edna Mlche's, Alls* Kathryn Cullum, Miss Petty Michels, ami the hostesses. Helen lailtue Aldelman «»f Jack sonviilc »i»*nt the weekend with ( fa t parents. Air. and Airs. W. I Alderman. T. W. Prevatt lias n turned from the F'ernald lotughton Memorial ■hospital because of illmsv Albert Petite of Atlanta, Ga. visited his »on itlchaid Norton, avrt the weekend. Rev. Leo Raines, Miss .Maty Totten, Mr. and Mis. Kadrt Hart, and llarlwrn Gilliert of New Smy­ rna were gut-ds Sunday of Air. and Mi- J. T. Atrl.tahi Jr. und son Tommy. • Airs. C. A. Odhatn i* confined to her home with the munt|>s. Mr. and Airs. Floyd Walker of - Winter Garden, and .Mr*. Thelma Bachelor of Winter Park |teid | Sunday with Mr. and Air*. E. II. Grant. Mr*. E<l F'ulford wa* hoste** •I a reception given In honor of Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Grant I riduy night at the community lu-'lding. The roil pie received many useful g ift. II«'fH**ltftiffit* of cm*i* mnl punch were serve.L Alaiut 60 By MRS. J. II. MHNICK l i o n ’ I I n k r Irn * lim n i l i r /ic sf— ilo n 'I l o l .r I ••** lim n 11 l.l'.h .! Qitn 0 M E NN 'S gtle«t Were present. .Mrs. Lucille Norton spent '**t week in I’atm Ream with Mr. ami Mr*. I.ewt* Rills and fntttily. Air. and Air*. Ed Hill of Otlamlo • pent .Saturday evening witli Air. Altfi EAST I HIST SI It LET and Airs. Fid F'ulford. W EAR n o t Meeting Held By County Council PTA K B ii« M B v° 6 . *V> • A I’rrry Hl*ctTriinineil-by-liaml in Irirsli Unfit 6 m lora! .f>.0.ri Imagine finding pure Irish liu<n (you know how it wash and wtanM alone at this prior . . . Lul when you find it trimmed with h hand done, aprnwoil-andembroidciy collar and pocket, you'll want one in every color! I»while, pink, aqua, light bin-, .nalre and navy with preil) ^; l SciiM itionnl M nllinnon's UMC. N ylon S htw r Spcr.xtti'ktr I'lvntutl D rcaa. I’lcat.a a r c tin*re lo Hlfivl No tlry ('le a n in g , no prim ning . . . j u i t wiinh am i tlry am i it'* read y to don a g a in ! In N'nvy, P o w d er Mine, I,line, Aqnn. M elon 11ml Itn-** Hixi-s It) to 2P lfi.95 bullnns. dire* t'J In .Ml. |r ( L c o c J 1 1‘IIHNE I22J-J �-rr~ n kk •wr I Thirteen ivi8su“ Sanford Win Of ’51 Season: a J S S S ti.ro*1 TW l-MO N.lion.l ChampiMi h .. . . . .11 . . . . . .1 m i t t • tournaments in hia 2nplua years* 4|1 . Although nut hit U to It the "f competition, hut thla one hir »i|uare.| It with • t2-f«>t I'uU M f l& U .E o k U r n V w him A . . matte, for an o g le on eight hutl once Axalra mUcur in winning their of fact, only In IU « w m hr ahl. m o re t.oodl^ t ^ k i hole w th a SOCond I>all game of the teaeon. | 10 «»*" the finals. Then he los: I p a r three and tu n ed oM up. Four hit# anil two r<t*nv raiatkii 1 ® J and •" ilwlilon t4* (iforfit T . *. r«imf hack with n par error, combined to h*lp the Giants | Dunlap, Jr. Chairman live* hen- five to win ten and square It unknoi the 8-8 lie In the ninth. , «nd would like the nail down th-i | one* more but lost II to the Al Neville, ace Hanford right. tltJe l(efore »alllng neat week for mund man'* hirdle three. A lilrtllv hender, itarted pltrhlng nix score- 1 England end the Walker Cuo jIhrrr and r f fou/ »hove<l ^ tho Carolinian aheadJ for l*»* Inning, before the Azalea* match**. '" #— the * - firat #I jumped on him for aeven run* In ] Today he moves against llol.ait time on N'o. 14. Two holer were halved and the seventh frame an.l aeiit him ; Manley, long hitting Savannah to the ahowrra. He u a i credited | («*., youngster, In one of the .’If) Ward missed a great chaneo with the win. j hole .rmi-finuls. when he three-putted 17 an I Ray Scheldt came In to put out j The other pair. another (!eor , (ioodloe drew even. Kaeh waa on the fire allowing only two hit* ! gia-North Carolina duo, with j the 18th green In two and Ward the^ fiiant* at the plate with two , colorful Hill (Dynamite) (ioodloe | laid up hi* approach putt neatly In two and two-third* Inning*. 'o f Valdosta, tia., taking ... hut Dynaite dropped nts hme nh« Joe Pef»e and Hon Wllaon led 1 Hilly Pattmi of Morganton, N to wind it up. hit* each, arise hit a siitllng C. ~ At the turn Chapan was even double to rght field for the only Only I’allon wasn't rarrlrd to with Coyle, 10*7 runnrrup for the eatra ba*e hit fur the (ilant*. tho lAth girrii by Id*l quarter nuartrr national collegiate title. The III tanford ah h o a final opponent yesterday. The I* Inois youngster canned four e t to rrlna, 2h I 1 J 8 • tpacled Tar Heel closed out putt* or from 1ft to 46 feci IIson. If 8 2 I 0 deliberate Harry II. Ilaverstlrk. win crucial holes and stay alive. Manley led Dr. Panowskl, three i f . rf A 1 0 0 Lancaster, Pa., 2 and I. (ioodloe supplied a great finish up, through five holes, but riie It, 8 2 16 0 In battle of Walker Cup allrr- dropped three In a row starting A I 2 nates, sinking a 20-foot putt fm with No. 7 to turn all even, each Dolan 4 I a birdie three nn No. IA to nip with a two-over 3A. Manley's par Lupo ef 0 A Harvle Ward of nearby Southern gave him No*. II and 12, but th-: Bailey r 2 1 Pines, one up. .'IA.yi-ar-nld Panowskl won M m otion, .7h 6 n Neville n Chapman also was a one up with a par four and was only a o Scheldt p n o u n winner, pulling hy young Jark one down through 17. On the Coyle of Springfield, III., while la tln , Panowskl missed a five41 P 27 IA Manley won, two up, over Hr. footer which would have tied th« W. J. Panowskl of Towson. Md matrh. On I A, Panowskl'a aeeond ah and he lost tha hot# Chapman, ()oo<lloe and Pallor, was trapped . Pt ___ 8 all were even par for the dis­ to Manley’s par four to finish . 4f Jb tance, despite rain which fell two down. (•rm edti lb throughout the matrhee. Ilaverstlrk and Patton wera Jrban nb (ioodloe Jumped quickly Into n even through seven holes, #aeh Vhan cf two-hole lead when Ward fired winning a pair, thsn Ilaverstlrk ihlan rf three straight fives. Rut the ID4A hirdied the eighth to turn ona srela, If winner steadied to take No*. 4 up with a ono under 38. The aawell and 6 and square it. Dynamite match was squared when p a n p pulled ahead again on ala with a gave Ifaverslick Not. 14 and IS. Svarn p par three when Want was hut he dropped IA and 17, when Ishar p 0 0 trapped. The Tar Heel again trap|>ed on each hole. •Ion r 0 a 1 I fulaon p (I.) Arroyo if It gS f t . »* P W' H tiD A Y i N k l i M J iiU iiA 0 0 0 I 0 I Repetoire I* Long Jinx Of Sulphur Macon Still Leads • Ir Broken By Sally League After Shot h Kentucky Dell Atlanta Crackers Defeating Augusta lly ASSOCIATED I'HESS Racing C lassic A year and two day* ago the Chapman And Dynamite Goodloe Are Truman ToThrow Favorites In North-South Open Our First Ball In lly KKN AI.YTA Delayed Opening -------J t a S Ii(f,'d c ' S ' . M r S : ' r ! ! PW tHLRST. N. C.. Apr. 20 W J - T k . l« l» « p m m ...... .hi. Irig bark to icore si* runt In the i i* Dick Chapman a year to win the North and N>utn Amateur tjolt top of the ninth Inning to defeat I tournament m MIHUIl i W Giants Roar Back In 9th To Beat Palatka Azaleas 14-8 Neville Is W inner f. _ a.**. * A littO b 'r '' ! Rp o H m H o u n d u p Hy IllfUflll FULLERTON. -Singled |rff (iarria In 7lh. -8lngl*| for llutson In 7th, liifhrd . 210 2.10 IHHJ-14 , . 100 000 700— A Therlna -6, Wilson, I’erlM Klaus 2. Dov*n 2, Halley 2. alion, Curtla 2, ilerme.le*, Ur. ” '*™n. Kassahlan. Caswell, *• B— Curtis 4. Perise, Ifr*. Garcia. Sisco. Klaus 2. Ho2. K ,uI’ariaa •rlna A. U rU n 2. Shollon 2, WII' Dolan, Neville, Plchsn A. Arf *«V. 2R— erl.,, HI*-,,. HR-- Plrhan. R _ llermclr*. Tijerina, L«mo DP-Klau*. Therfrlse. I ^ f t - Sanford t», I'nlanB— Off Nrville 4. Hlsen ' •.Ul1V ro 2- fl0 - n 7 Neville SJseo I, Hutson, Rivero |. HO— fT *.n T ln,,ing»t * rune; *» 0 In 1 Inning, 0 run*: Hlseo n 8 Innings, A run*; Rivero 4 f:*-A inning*, A run*: Hutson 0 ■ innings. 0 runs: Scheldt 2 In Innings, n run*. HUP— Neville n> Huteon. W in n er- Neville. r *••«». H— llolowka and nmim. Time 2:33. A— 3A1. Jr. COf.UMriUft. Apr, ID—oil —Kentucky's Hear llryant talks learnedly of "rule blocking.” . . . . Michigan’s llennla Ouster lly RUSH NHWI.ANI) haan aays, “We have certah principles" . . . . Woody llayes, HAN MATEO, Calif.. Apr. 20 a new and cffrrveaecnt coach at (>P>—Calumet Farm'* Citation, Ohio State talks of "discrimina­ UP rratoal muney.winning thorough tion blocking" and think* It'a rand In racing history, haAds better than anything else . . . . Imposing Hat for list nf nominee* immln Hut a two-year-old kid on th- the Ray (endows •adow* llandieap Handiear to foothall practice field a t Michigan be run at the Peninsula Tr*e« State summarised It all In -i Apr 28. The *f,0,000 added fixsimple question: "Daddy, aren't ture will be over a distance of they going to knock anybxlv i one and one.eighth mile*, down?” . . . . After watching; Along with Citation, who ran various "I--spring « practice*, |you [ third lit the opening a? his'romet»Mch iiu* canduBion that all th« Itack hett- last Wednesday, CaluHI are aiming at the s*m.> met Farm alto named •ta.i ('..alas-Suss roaches Coaltown thing—how to knock somebody and llewltch for the rlrheat stake down when the defenalv* players of the current meeting. won't stay In one place . . . . The three stars of the I s lin g ­ llayes' theory Is th at set rules Kentucky, outfit posed j won't work, but he ran give hit ton, powerful threat for the Meadow* linemen some basic principles; cap. Whether Rig Cy will he a the tackles call final signal* waa considered problem* when they tee how the defense starter Ural, Unlay. shapes up, and th* hloekrr* then The slx-year-old son of Hull try to knock down anybody who come* within their range of v|. l.c* cainr out nf ids six furlong LKKNIIIIRIJ, Apr. 2(1slot* when they start clearing Hie sprint this week satisfactorily. l l s ........ trainer, ............................. II. A. (Jimmy) June* i* th . for the twit carrier . . . . It IIlls <l*M— The Daytona Rearh Island- I P1 ______ _________ “ .’••O, arwms* railed at the Md iietler work If llay rs esperls said, "he's a long way from lielng nd of sis Innings becau** of rain *° cfillnu* as head coach In this icady fur Ids licit hut if hli left leg holds up he should have t^e*burg’s Packers here fmitball hotspot . . . . umir good rare* left in him." night. Mork uts next week should de­ ^doubla. n flld*r's choice Watts Man! Altobaltl a single goj lhs first Jo* McArdle, Notre Dim* cide thr question of hia starting. Cilttion has rarnrd 1830,080 In fST? In\ !?l,l' r walked, Var- assistant coach, can ral>e • couple of gains by telling thl* a brilliant rareer and the goal p ,u W c *“trioled to Ijlht right scorlr_ scoring Mill'ler one about Joe '"Tha Thing" set fur him la to become the W .------f Vgrgo with Bnrgoa sngling Katehek, the sli-foot-nine sopho­ firat thoroughbreod aver to reach Lrosbiirf' million dollar mark. Victory CfHthy W<,, n '»>r ft more end . . . . MrArdle was the roarhlng the freshmen on defense In the Ray Meadow® Handicap double by llolseher, 8hetha's last fall and had taken one would Ire worth more than <41,on an error, a Raider’s player aside In correct a mistake 000, bringing the goal wlthf » .«-,....****?***. kail, error and . . . . The rest of the squid ran easy pitching distance. |»belll a single, all In th* aiath another play and all McAnlla Th# Calumet Comet haa bran rapped up the Iwsli gnmv. noticed was a "woosh" and th* idla sine# Inst June 24 until two vw"?1 against to him disappear* I days ago, and hia third place foH here Wednesdny night. player next Joa looked around: "Tho finilsh then without being pressed *k r h o a Thing” had com* lumbering down wa* considered a good c?fort. Ha ^har 8b the Reid, aeen someone In a lost by a length. white shirt and thrown a block. Coaltown, also a six-year-old The Innocent victim wna nn his son nf null Lea, turned In a Imngtrack five yards away. ftp rare In winning at alx fu r­ longs hero last week after two ttne-MInnle Sport* Pagt nrrvloi-4 dismal p. (formanet-*. Ho Hottest thing heard In Michi­ Is expected to to a certain starter gan concerns on under-cover dis­ a week from tp d i/. cussion between two ma|or The list of 23 nominees also colleges aa to whether a couple Includes Bornbrook, Imported of high school football prospects from Australia end o full brother actually were graduated at mid­ M J 8 IA 0 ft •’ Ue la owned hy year . . . . Stoma on* school Jo William Goat* uf llcllywuod. had expected to pick them up OHfford Moov.-a, Texas oilman next Juno, but somehow they who maintains a Lexington collected enough eredlts to leave breeding farm , nomlaaUd Old In February for tha rival In- Rockport, Sudan and Moeopo. stliullon . . . .A lo n g similar Otharn named aroi Special IJnra. a publicity Item from Rico Touch Argento. Muonruah. BullInstitute mention* hurdler Bill C PIE. ' Aldk.tran, Vino Finn, Howton as "a sonhomor* In track B# Fleet, Manyunk, Sturdyn.V" One.' .. .... ..........................t . , n - ' Last ,1 Round, Precession, eligibility |hou|h he haa .played 8t n top-re » I ( U to 000 108—4 0 8 000 M O-2 10 4 only six othMea from outside the K. basketball team Unltad Ft. ng gome.) J'-hn’o for 38 minulq* In the wtlor. Gpppoek. Milter, Bal- atale and only two era letter NCAA Tournament before th4y f. Sherb*. RBI— Altolrolll men. Randy broke loo** . . . . AfUry I. Burgoo. IB— Mohn, ward Rum moaned that hia boys Frao-Ala Ropty Down In KeninrVy thev're stll* looked like a bunch of nmntourn . . . . A literal-minded writer Poolorj jhorbo, llotachcr • iellln* how Adolph Rupp's U. nf aske-t, *'llut Adolph, aren't they DB X, Lgfa. 8 BB supposed to b* am ateurs?” . . . . I. Lang t, Oauoojr Ui “ran.” replied Rupp, "But theyVe B. O a u r a y jl -—-Gauaoy, not supposed to play llkr nmn- Handicap In West U t Sr ^ jjs^ag fc*lS3FDp.*®i£i 1:83. rTSTo. n ••o n i u s w Y a n k s A n d S e n a to r s T ie d F o r 1 st P la c e I n A m e r ic a n L e a g u e fly ARTHUR KDSON WASHINGTON, Apr. 10—M —President Truman trie , again to get the waahlr Washington Itoehall eeason opened today, under eondll Ion- which are a little sur­ prising. For the unbeaten New York Yanker* were to meet the un­ beaten Washington Senator*. rs. And whoever would have thought that the Henatora would h« tied with the Yanks for firat place In the Ante,Iran league even briefly I AH the festivities originallj scheduled for Monday, when * drlssie kept the two team* I’.v-r plaring, wsre to l« nut on today, with Mr. Truman throwing out the firat pitch at 2 P. M. Then the two teams will play again at H:3A P. M., in a ganu in which all the hoopla will he missing but which will count Ju.t as much In the standings. The weather man haa promised to be a better boy Oil* time. Ilia iatast guess i fair ami root. Manager Cascv Stengel of the world champion -- --i Yanks rpicked Tommy Rvrn* and Tom Morgan for hi* starting pltchera. Ityrne won 16 and lost nii.j last yaar, but hr didn't have much luck again*! the Senators. Ha lost two, and didn't win any. Morgan It a rookie up from BlnghampUm, N. Y. Manager Rucky Karri* chose Sandallo Contuegra and Al Him* aa hi* (tartar*. Conauegra won seven and lost eight. Him* Won four and lost fiv* last year for tha fifth place Senators. Conauegra never baat Yanka, and lost to tham three times. Sima also lost thraa times, tlm but h* plekad up a coupla of victories against tha champions, too. In all the ridtemant around this town over Uenarat Central Douglas MacArthur, It haa been a Httle difficult to lind an answer to thla Important miration: In what shape la Mr. TrumOn'a good left armT It had liettar be In good shape t Mr. Truman hasn't had mtich k In opcnininar ajralnat tha ankees. They beat aim 7-0 In 1047 and lewt In IMB. On tha otharr hand, band, a ftar f .hia opening preriranttal altcb In I N I and last yaar, tha Nats want; on to Imat tha A’e, 3-2 and fe-7. Manager Harris said hopeful'.y of the Freadient: "H e’s got a two-game wlnalng streak going, and I know ha’ll b* U-aring down." Starting I.letups: Yank Senator* Jensen If •Yost 9h R lsiuto sa McCormick If Mantle rf Moran et DIMagglo ef Vernon ll> Berra r Main rf Mite lb VerMe tb Johnson 8b Dent* as Coleman' 2 b Gmsao t Rryne p Consne.tra p p '!!T r S r. STATM MMUV W la l*»l. • 1 lit C o lt H a s F i n is h e d Ht»rh — » 1! I 2 J ! l J l^r.loiraHesalts .**al»r4a» . , " 1 Jtat***»iH» raui*<; f '«"■ • Eat in elU 22 ? tn* 1st T h r e e T im e s D u r in g 1951 R a c in g S e a s o n ■ •—J in Atlanta needed nearly three sea- j |*>e South Atlantic L au --jj aona to win three haiehal! games they re still up there, as k in Sulphur D e ll- the tabloid .lie anu mighty a . tv " U ll park In Nashvil'e. T h e Frachee t h u m ^ August* The Jinx of Sulphur Delloo v , Again last night 7** t“ lT’“ 1,1' ®“ l. ” is broken. There, th* Crarkv-s n tic with Savannah. Montgomery have Won two game, in two and Charlc-ton for the ball) a nlghta and looked a lot like the topmost position. Tho victory Southern Association defending wa* .*o twn (or iH. defending champion* they are ' champions over Augusta preThe 8-4 victory oval Nashville season pirk of sports w ittira to last night moved the Cracker* tu win th« pennant, within a half game of third place All other Sally n-nnu-- "efo Hlrmingham In the .tending, an I citliei tamed outor |K»st|mned made nf them major threat* for toinu*- of wet ground, the one and two positions held by Ibcy I’alioer I'caih catcher, hit Rlrmingham lost headway • efore a douhli in the fit-t inning with Atlanta when the Baron-Cliattn- two men on Im-' «nd the teams riixiga game wa* rained out. Top map jud .i- well have stopped ranking Little Rock won It* fntittn playing then. The double j»rogame in succession 10-5 over Mo- dun'lltwo run T«m ' I bile. Second place Mrinphl* also Macon pitched until the sixth on from another >ccnml livision , when lie needed id le f from Joo special, New Orleans, 14-4. Ficrrey. K'i-hy Hlgtie wa* supposed t« Fleicey ,tnppwil Augusta with be exactly what At^mta 'lee KnI two men on hn-e and didn't give before the season— a highly re- n pit m run the remainder of the liable starting pitcher with good gnmv. First b -im.in Ed Lewmchanres of winning 20 game*. I,«*t ,ky got tlure of the six Augusta night Kirby was wild at the tta rt hit* but quickly the old pro of 10 maTh<- rcrond round of opening jor league season* settled down I games roniet up tomOnow. In to win tils game. For the *e-md th,. firat round the istlm ated straight night Atlanta overcame clnwij ,,( in Colunibus a three-run lag in the sixth inn­ Wednesday night wa* the leader ing. Tete Mallory didn't give At­ in the rare for the o|iening night lanta a hit for five Inmigs. utteiiiinnre trophy. Fradde Fostnlear I* hitting .141 for Mobile while his club Is play­ Isfpal Notice ing .107 hall. Tonight, the Hears, who have lost cvrry game this u i T i r u n i- ik T i :v r i i» N r « » r r i . t r u n i - t * * * ( . r . o r i.o r .t i, season except the ^ -n*r against oh * i'i:ii.« i. i . n . i »i . t r i o * A tlanta, won't have Freddie in r o v c n i M M - rsss: t i t » or left field. He Injured his right s t M ’o n o e i .o i n o t . S o t lr r la b - ft i- y ( K e n (h at anankle last rri^ght when he hum|ie<l p l n a t i n n will t ' r iii SMc t o t h a 1 ^ * lams. Little Rock, lalalura Into Jim Ar. 14* MImIa pofa v .js Kt-irl'la om vr. A t i sir r lo sin g inree s rra ig iu | ; ( of Associated I'reaa Sport. Writer By JOHN (IIANHLKR NEW YORK Apr. 20—i/P>When Kcpetnm- run* In th* 140.(8)0 Wood Memorial today a7 r la » f . TM ay Jamaira he'll lie putting a 10') rTo.o* «t nrlanao .latMtsvlII* at t»*lam<l. per cent hatting average on the I*..i.ure Payiona. line for a superstitious owner palstka al Hanfanl who won’t watch him race. AMltNM'AN L K A K I t l The Virginia-hred Chestnut son Tea a. VV I Pel, New ror* * ' l * - » of Happy Argo-My Hattie ha* i #<i# started twice In New York, aii'l • *** wsakloaton 1.04* won Imth. In three rare* this qiiii n " ni. .* year—all stake* the roll with HI |y>uls * | Ptill i.lrlytila o J .ejlitt the mi*.*pellrd name has won Irelrolt J) « ODD them all. Uaston n • H rsslls r < « ie Vc-haps hi* ewncr, Mrs. Nora CM- * g o IS. HI I-Oil)# Mikeli ot Dover, Del., knows what t t ls t 'lin d al I (stro ll, « e t . (am. she's doing by staying away Ii«.»t*>h al Saw Y o rk , p e n . rain \v» .id n f mil at PtilladM iililo. in x l. from his raers. raia "She watched him race a couple tats* T sd a i Dei roll; at Cnlrago—(IIray (to J» of times last year, and he lost «• v* numpKi uumpsn it(S-ISI. lll both times," said her husband, Hi Icinto a l C ltveian d -^ g larr sT-fc» Stanley Mikeli, Dover automobile vs. F s ils r ( I f - t t l . I* rmk at ttashlpKInn ll-iU ; A dealer. l»*w alahll—Ityrne tlt-S t amt At---"We plan to Mart him In the aan It**t v*. Iluitson t l t - l l l ai.t Kentucky Derby, and ehr'a d r. 5rm a.l|.»,. ...______ _ Itoatno—l(»llncr PMISitsIptl at elded * to go ‘to L Louisville ....................... for tha'. <a. aor v* P arn slf (t - t u i | race." Itepi-lnlrr wa* to have bc«n .*ATIOWAI. I.KtUI i: I. FH. 1 shipped to Kentucky this week 4 I (.At after winning the Chesapeake A I *«* i Stakes Saturday at Laurel. Hut JAo I *,>m the Mikeli* and their trainer. I I Swedish-horn A l f r e d Jensen, tOA I hia **a changed plan* and sent "Reppey" I tCbln rla Lan a ll nee here for the Wood. s RM ill H lir S t ; "The people who named th# eet»n 1-11 horse wanted to call him 'South so Inning*! m-lnnail nail 0 Pacific,' but the jockey club re­ llrnoalvn, PImI . gistrar refused on account of the Ptiilsilelpliia at i rain. musical ataga hit," Mikeli said. So Itch e r Boh M c C a ll hit a two-run ■|,Mat or *p *n *i leatsiaiiu n amendled). lOnly T, tJiwa o f r i rrol ' ,BT a £ ! l Tatar th# | )»•*. ‘ b*lA.e an set about 30 other names were sent o 'top rasking” Llttie 1.1. „„Rirk. Twn iraslina ienllronkljrn al J(#w r# r¥ —Nsweomba In. They accepted Repetoire. browbeaten b ear, take on no. Two , X l 'u V " |7a ,VrV( I S - f l i V*. Joas# t jl- M ) . i m-nt <>r ii>» « n> of Hanford, rlur"When I saw It was mla-apell- ranking Mempbia. llosi..n at Phlfadtlphla—Hu rkcut i J - l i vs. HM nlseim an (t - v i ed, I wrote the jockey club, and MamphU acored 14 nya «» « ' ."mAuii^r Chfcagn at HI. L e a ls t.nlghli — Hchmlla ( i a - l l ) va K la U y I I J . they said It would coat tlOO to of them w in unearned. Iitel.fr i*utt«*n« from{offleert »ninri«*‘ Mn*l put the other 'R ' in the name. Bill Kennedy, the Virginia railroad | inair«>v in tha amount "f • -*t* im 111. , . . losing |pitcher hut prara^lijr munltlpal r^url n- prr (only- gams* *ch*4ill*<l> man, was w « g the h it iiiu iit h ui 1 figured I could use tha |!0 0 ssaania. • e r l’.ird In H aelloli I n f lain <'ha,i. ho shouldn't gat all tha Idam*. Of t « f ; m ith rsfliin * «'<intrU*utr*n« to In my pocket." l*TSUa*ATIO.*AL LKAKt K l . f th** C it y *»f H a n fo M . Repetoire waa bred and fowled seven runs scored luring Ken­ p « Idir lffund Team W I. Prl, li: rh sitiitln ic t h r .tm o u n i F t I AMI al Dr. F. O. Keefe's^ Fine Drool. nedy'* tenure, seven were nf the K- l« H y tS ru a * I 0 pr -n I H A A Ottawa I• [ In r M lIt r I 0 I mo Farm, Warrenton, Va. The ML uncultivated variety. John llrasch gtStlon > -r sniaiim piar I.r »m M M ri UA bolls got him out of th* 1P4I) mod throe error* and Roh Kellogg per month (o an amount bt*e4 *»in tea Saratoga salts for M.000, thu wa* Just behind with two. Meml u ’lllm n f S I I "...'Sir'iT? HpriAarlsia ai fnn-t t n v m lis q . sama sale in which George D. phis' only run scored on Memphl* w illo w * o f <1 « r a « r - l .,"r0 *0 Ti.ronlA *. I o . i ililo a I k a p a l I*.-I o f - iM itr lI 00 Widrncr purchased Hattlaflald, m erit alone wa* a homer hy Fat pn ie B u f f a lo .1 t u t iiio fr i.in p ie m l-a r* e n ll- H e it (lea all a teal IP60 Juvenile champion, for $4,- 8eerey In the ninth Inning. Itbani to l> * n a (ll* a m i o r ■. r lliiim r B 'a 'f i a i r ; ^ ^ ‘ r l a h t s u f m » m (ir r» ■a l l n i to a . 600. f i . \ e m l l l l a l v v a r v l r e o f D ie t'(il|e<t 'apriAiflsW.' pint. rein In II starts last year, ReK l a t r s o ( A m e r ic a , a li i o f m e m l-r r a tame* wh GAVII.AN WARMUF petoite won four and had four p i r m a n r n lly ' p h y a lc a llr -r u iv n NEW YOKIK, Apr. 20—(AY— is l l i r d ls a h le O (o p e r f o r m ( h a i r seconds, earning 216.978. tils big P L o ltin i ikT*ysk\Tio*A i O e lle a a> n ie m lia r * of lh a H a n fo rd Kid Gavllnn. tho flashy Cuban. one wns the Remsen Handicap a t f o l i c * ‘I " ; . ■> • . k IV *. Jamaica. U kra on Aldo Minv-lli of Italy l l y o rd e r " f l h t <’ H / t « ( ^ H anford, tonight In hi* final warmup for In his only three starts thl« burs lu u e r t Ih la I S I n » b j - f A |* t fl. * 4 * 1. hia May IA welterweight till* bout year after wintering at Bowie, I I CV H A V S H . i i set Md., tho eoll has won the Cherry with Johnny Krattnn. « i If l | .tl> Hlossom and Chrsaprako Stakes T -S C a I .its at laurel, and the Experimental I I |AU .ederdlt* A I An® No. I at Jam aira. Already he’* horse ran run on anv kind of i ------jaert rarn-d 637.281 In 1081. Aaaalfa l n K n l t i ever bothei* Repetoire. and th. Miami llsarh i . Ilavaj.a I. His hlg immediate objective, trick . W»*t Palm flaarh 7. HI. l‘n(ars|iii((T hi wevrr. h< the <100,000 Derby He U the fifth horse uwneJ Ft. - Lauderdale at Lakalami. ppu . May 6. He’s acheduied to fly to by th* Mikclla, and there are oniv I/iui*vllle TUeeday. two In the stable now. Repetoire Miami al Tampa, ppd . rain. “We've been aiming for the is the ?nly one running. A marc. Derby since soring of 1060," Mi­ Going Airy, haa Irreii bred tu soiTH m t a r n w I. keli said, " ’’f c'lurse, shooting Ala King. f«r ih« D'riiv I* like shooting Joekay Fete McLean, a Boston xaah for the m-nn. but they said Ian now living In Maryland, It Reppi v (-oiiidn" to to the Chesa- steamed up over the colt. A Jockey 13 years. Fete alto is US * I »A „ •*■’ « di»t*n--." umbia i i • Jrnven r-k ■ trained show to the Derby. ugusia , i j m hi>i*» - iri’H I011 rarely leave* ioaklng " I t’ll lw a tmiirb race, hot tht HmoIis V#«(*»*■> " ' • '•* **vn nothing Is a tough horse," he said. .n T, Augusia I. sonvlll* at Havanii*'i. pp.( Moeiomastr at t*i-luiuli-«,. pf-i Among all standard classification cars entered in 1951 Mobilgas Economy R an.., twW St. a at Ckarlsitioi. vp-l. (Ain sotT M gna ASsot M te ra ,.)»■ „ , a* l iv t. flilo neck a i SS7 LAKELAND, Apr. 20 —(B|>*i rial I— The state chanrap Ion Junior varsity .... ■rowing .....„ W ntw fll bo <T*wdn«d horn Saturday aftern when Florida ftouthora and 1*7 line College face each other in th* running of the J. V. eeetion the Florida Stata Champion18. Mobil Ip regatta iriatofham at Chat taAooea. |>|i<| . rata rasa was originally aebodulad aa a preliminary to Ui# var­ A ssort ATtKV sity event between FflC. Rollins, _ , AggSUCAV . ,n»aal»* « **t*r4 a * and the University nf Tampa to (iniiaapoll® 1. rowud nt Winter Park on May tH rulsvills S, K(a an n sas sa s C ity t. sou sa S x ir •• i i il! t r&E I : ia I s !«-• m To Meet FSC Javveea For Junior Crew Title R ollinR i I ii i i s'* m uXT"' K a jatb,JA5:'.i luthern's J. V.’a nr* currently riding n four win, ono loo* record for lop.ranlilng honor* on th* state's intcrcollrgiata r o w i n g arena. Wins have been claimed over the America- fntornatlnnal I Crdlogi, Washington dad I<*e, Rol-' line Collage, and tha University bf Tampa before that crow dlsHOUSTON, Tex, Apr. 2 0 - UP) Iwndvd. Th* Water Moceasins fall —National tennis cham^oj^ Art Lt the powerful Boston University faces an uphill bntUa lo­ el^fht a t Winter Park on March in his quest foe tho River Tournament title. Welldlng the curve. ]g foot la rra n trails 2-1 In tho fourth Swoop* for Southern will bo: Lar­ ry Loins, bow; Larry Kraeskoww4*l Conforonc* champion This match and th* ona between Herb . _____ . . . . tj and Jan haltport, atroW. Coxswain Carl ad yeatsrday by daritnims. Bckullor will command tho eiow Larson won tho first sot from Curtis, 8-4, but dropped th* next two h r th* ram* store. r« ..n , * -l. e-t, Flam led Rfe*mHe"P. 3-g, and hwt o » - l adhmnt advantage In th tT k fls Apr. itib o y , Miami, and Row “York, odv 1vmnc ed out r rtet-flnals of men's Ray Wi wrap up Larsen Trailk In Rained Out Match Of Oaks Tourney STU D IBAKCRS 64 THRIFTYTHREE 99 {M A M M O N .. .C O M M M D t* V 4 ...1 A M D C A t/tS tA V-» finished 1^, 2H 3^ in actual miles per gallon 5U’U ; fflSSTiSS!’, BSZ The la m l.C m iserV S 5ft? te£"C!";.'ht «8 X vansafe Saa^oll tlildusUai raaks neat to th* moot wld*lv aafuago, aeeordtag to tho --------------- Eno­ used NaxHth r.fStWV?""'A" t f i r rtha, r ’‘‘ R w Sa Stoe* •Wdstatars tod sioO fri. rpffrssl of ■sire r*tf THm* i M i « M l b M M flfu lly f l i f l k t > i t r t a m t d . a ll th « n * w ItS V < ls 6 k » i i t f i H a v * I l i a r l« h t b u i l d f o r r a a l th r if t. C a m * In . 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HEltAI.D VI int Ada R O B E R T A . W IL L IA M S . K rn llo r Raym ond H. I.undt|ul«l, t « i . n a i r Far Reaaltt I’l.one 1*71 T il* l . l lt iit a a rat*, mppif a ll W ant a * en k ll.h .d Is Tka ■uafaed B n - ll i I U a i ia . a** lla* Im m Im a Slates iae a** lla * laaertlaa a lla-e. h Ii Ha* Ibm ---a a* H Mae ii Im kaa tinea• €-• a* H * Mae laferllaa n * * a a t a la Ik. Ua*. eats hie Mark fa** rape. PHONE 148 W a a l A h w ill k* aenpied a **e Ik * lattakaa* aa atawaraadeal rkasaa II year aaet* la ll.le d la 1* 1 telepkaa. fcaafc. la relaea la * • .1. am aiNtmIsllna •k. ad.erttatr U *ip e e le d I* par promptly, V1 aid er lar a . la raw4»r Ika e . l paaalkl. aer.lre, all W a al A m meal k* la aar « l rte* aa Ik * dar kafar* pakllra. A N aa T riaaa* p . f r aa Immrdlelal* I f aa a r m aeear* la yaa- ad. W f raaaad « raapaaalkl* lee •* lararrart laser nee* Ik THE H^RALI) SANFORD FOK IlKNT —I 4 Kl.AKA • IATMKNT8. Rouftis and Stores llrt W. Fllal Street Phone too W. 2 FURNISHED liedrnomu, 131H Hanford Avr. Phone I5I6-AV 1 f|« r 1 _______ . A hi ICE Fumtahed aparwirni—S private bath. Adults. 2300 Mellonvilie. rooms LOVELY bedroom In nrw home, kharr tile bath, private rn trance. I’honr 1474-J. r ITCHKNKTTK Apt. SlumlVr land Couit, S. City limit*. Illlhw ay 17(12. FOUR ROOM garage apartment. |(S Noith Jcsviininr ^Avenue, S—BEAL ESTATE FOR HAI.K—3 FURNISHED while frame house, t bedroom*, I h hatha, 2 screen­ ed porrhea, garage, plot III x 252. $7,600.00. Term*. Phone 4BI580-M. C, W. Ilook, Rt. 2. Boa 417. Sanford. FOR SALE: Two liedrooin country home, | to 10 acre* of land. Rx. J. W. el a Herald. BY OWNER—8uburlian. aH acre. 0 room*, bath. 2 screened porch#.>, electHr hilchrn. fruit. Furnlshed or unfurnished. A b ar­ gain. Rt. 1, Hoi 122, Sanford. Phone IW7-W-I. ______ 4 0 ROOM HOUSE O .IK H - r ; . 2 Cai G « r * | * . Corner lot •114001)0. I BEDROOM Hotim, FAntdshed, 07400 00. Term*. I BEDROOMS. Block Consent:*6,000.00. I.V NALL. REALTOR Flftrtd a Stale Rank ItaiUiag. F le e r)__ ] Phene 1738. :KO letfi on Stott AvrMellon Section. Phone i Atlantic Hunk llldr. II P. Electric Mutm 110 nr 220 A C. Prh e inn on. Rim-f Ur..>.i Cat* and I'arts, Phnne H56.AV. (IAS HOT AA'nler heater for -ale. giMul a* new. Cheap. Phone |t l ||. J , 401 llblly Avenue. IIARiiAINS in new and sec<in<) hand furniture—llcdroom ayitft. living room suits, linoleum rugs. Pucket * Royal Furniture Co. 3im Sanford Avr. RED WKSOLERS—Packed | n‘ con­ tainer* to keep worms alive 2 to 3 week*. Frrnrh Avenue Tial'er Park. (IRANI) New Apri vacuum rlruner. Would like to eti linage ll for a used washing machine. Phone 1107-1. USED H ruble Nrrgr »elf-d<'fro»l int refrigerator lik. new, nticed lo »II II 75.00. Enamel lab'e top liouhle kitchen rah net 126.00 Ceil 7I6-J-3 aflrr 6-Of1 ,v»nln»or n i o working 10)111» _____ » K.NKHa N III I.SDh made ti order Sumlmdi- Vrurllen Rbnt t20 \V .ltd St Phn; 1 Cr !««• )ItI.A N IM ) 3l rtlsi.i( Sentinel, Or Undo Evening Siar Call Ralph lilt* . '•«, 1ROOF WORK of nil kinds Eaves nnd Cutlers Repaired aad Paint­ ed. New Roof* applinl. Painting nnd roaiing. Sanford, Ph. UrttH W R. It. A.kenhurg ,e.»\ M IHIRS Mirtered to par MAYFAIR SUCTION—2 Redfectiop Old floor* mad* Ilk* loom*. Tile hath Hardwood «*** Finishing, .leaning A waa floors, Connetc Block construc•ng. I'triable puwe. plant. 22 tlon. Fireplace, l.eige shaded reer, <isperr*nce ‘n Haminflis lot—Ijmdsrapn1. fj. I. Finaiurd. Cotinlv II w tilratnn. l a ) (57.00 per month. I VI. old Mary PLANTATION ESTATES 2 bed room, partly furnished, curpnrt I. A # MotVKIiS Sltarper.v*!, * olllilv room. 16,600.00. *2. i repair r<l, lock <ml .100X0 Cath Del. 162.50 for h wots I'roiepi erv • e H. Hltuma .'lit1 K til Ml >r IIHOWN REALTY .1,1." M Pl.b of lltilldostu Work 112 N. Perk Are. Reasonable Rato* Free H»flJ. I). Rinan. Agent «. ARTICLES'AVANTFD 6 inairs. Carpenter 4 flraeer |„ C, Nath, Associate l»»<o-e i gin At o. tea. i r u t s r tn O fC U O fC P M H W f j f ? NEW 2 Iledrunm House all fur­ Wy hoy. sell 4 trade u<cd Contractor, builder, rartu-nier and fAPtlgn.0 M* AX' KMX UC DRW4G Tpi TO YOU furnf r«'Vllwiii-tttivi Furn-1 nished elertrir kltchon. Ij .I mavoniy xork. >l>n Inlising in lure P l . R I K '*♦ flmne M» too x non t*;onn. trail nt the roofing N'i |oh to small rtr Friendly Tavern. Orange City. iTsVlf* F'ln* lop offlre do-k ol laigi M D. Reaid-ley, Sanford, table. Phone I*It* Rl Hoi ,10», I'bone AA’inler Park 262187. s—REAL ESTATE W A N T K l)-l| u t v 1 v v i,ag-i|j g " 7—^ IV iB -M yralackH iip p lira — 7 DRACI.INF, -rrvlee, --lay.fill dirt, IF YOU waul In >r!l vu.o homo, top wdl, peal, f hell, dump Irnrk gel results, li.t il with J. W 2 FRKSli JERSEY milk row* with tervhr. Phone Ul87»-W. Hall, Mtalioi. Florida Stair Unit ralve*. See at lloston nank Rid*. Phone I75N. Stretr'a rrsldrnre, lleardaH TILE YOUR HATH ROOM wall* now! Plastic or aluminum wa'I Avenue. tile Free esllmales. Orange Til" AlTflTi.lS FOR SALE MILK fJflAT and D»r kid- for Shop; ‘JIII N. Orange; Phone sal* I'honr o05-J. 43IH, Orlando, Fla TUXEDO FEEDS. Coinpleta line FOR SALK: One »r two I farm W'OfIDV’ORKINti 512 Hanford _Hunt*a Tusedn Fee»l Store. _ nun.-. I. f la^>n*i !> f.'rlerjr Avenue Hhelvee Cabinets, Sink POWER MflWF.ItH Avenue. Phone 578-w’. • T'lps, Awnings Etc. U. Vail. IK )TA RY ill. AI IK Uneondillonal PHnv 1411 J. ly guaranteed Immediate de _________ Itvery. Free drmnnsliatlon, any N in il I.H PERSftN AI.H —1.1 j;-ppA K K 'IT lln.e. 16150. V A. Wb-elea*. (| mile Nnrlhl |j>ngw<MMl. MARY'S I.FM HVfi I.IIIRAHY AV A N T E D fileem l’rt»»i» -capable of finish I2il‘i Magnolia In now oi>*n M"n o P i Nt:v. (P a p e r s thru Fri. In In 12 A M . .1 to 6 ing Wool Silks. Pb-ea work For sale ni (V > ,tmiu>l a l the I' M. Sal. 4 l<> tt P.M. ahi| gimranlen $41) week Apple Sanford lleiald Downtown Cleaner* anil loinn FRIED SHRIMP Dinner *171* PAINT AM . IIODY WORK dryf Ilk Palmetto Avenue (test Shrlmn »n Earth" at fTtmRoy Reel, .KM AVe.l 2nd. Hire*'. er*« 224 K 1st S t______ _____ Ufk)D Reliable porter and Shine Sanford. Phone 16-15. Eiperi y. Muat have eiperirnre. Ap•Vs both *oaa ckcti Jreft don't bring _Work hjr rip enrr.red men. 1 in person, IM 8. Park Avayour prescription* rn LANEY'0 NOTICE TO all R ak ers: Uaugh , nue. ____ Mi , m *na WANTED—girl fot fountain and ROCK f,ATii. Sheet H ^ k .' Nail*. drug dept. Laney's Drug Store I I — LOST AND FOUND —II Pipe, HX M-2w. Immed. Del. ZINC TRADINfl COMPANY. EXPERIENCED CanVM Awning LOST: Ruff colored cocker span­ Cutter Needed At One*—Year 244 Rlverelda Dries, New York iel. Anawera l» the name Snag­ Round Job For Right M»u 25. J L Y. Mo. 544M . ___ gy. Phone .1(X)-J, Moseley's Fun- 1 Contart Koolvent I’ro.lo--** 615 Trade mark paint* 15.50 gal. eral llrfme. Reward. N. Ilcach—Daytona H»a<h i "" '■ 1 ■■ *■■— 1 i New Khaki Undershirt* 44c aarh Phone 7 i .21. 15— oAUTOMOIIlIJiM — I.', All s ite tarpaulhta A.AITRFSB Want!d Iran nr full ARMY-NAVY SURPLUR time. See Dare Rem ley . at RENT A CAR U"drive it by day. 110 Sanford Ate. Pk. 1421 week, nr season. English Fords Scmmlllat * Anderson, Wal­ MII.CS SsfAP IfRDP-—405 R. 4'h and American. .Fntsls^ sailan ', green Drug. Store. . St. We Buy. Sell or Trad* mt»«« station wagnna and mnvertlhlea afirlMpp f Hlrieklaiel Morrison. Ine., E. AfjfiRKSSIVE Saleiman. Hlendy Firrl Hi employment, many op|M>rtunltiea fo r advancement. Flrealone DOfklH 1151 10 wbreler. sleeper, CEMEN'1 -Loported Cray Port­ Rtoraa. straight air, 20 ft. reefar. Stick, hand runtrol, good rubl*r. land. Immediate delivery- lt.11 1— Shape. 2H. Tel. |S I5 .1 T (|._ WORK WANTRI) —• 1017 2 Ion DOlKiE Trurki chassis par bag FOR Jacka*<avilla; Fla. RAliY SI-TTER ’Besl nf KaferM - and *ab- 5 spaad trarsmUalotv /«< A|re. M, Fellwnhatg. and 3 speed atU . In gdod enndt Don 175000 1750.00 Ra Rav I4hl , r le t.h , W rit# J . L. Fw»!«r, e /c U. 8. y V ’ a v , p* " i h , w i 1633 Earl Neve ’orle Avenue. 12 I S - SPECIAL SEftYICES Wolfson Btoi. O r p . or call WATCH and Clock Repairing. Alt TRAILERS -1 4 m rk guaranteed. Reasonable LD-1M or I'lTIT. p rim . F. M. English. J r ., JtS I t ft. VAGABOND llotua Sanford A n Phonr 1104. 811 E. Second S tru t, 2 ANI> 0 BEDROOM HOMES PRICK COMPLETE *r,.IOO. *7,050. — 18.775 PHONE 014 X R or 1702 I'-.mct Me'lonvlllr and 17th St. O iler Writer Homes, Inc. _ .. . ... r.isi f'.y .ii, n f l l ;sr J wia *. ta t J / I 1l,AT HAoMM fe ? W' Ily I’hii I H u h iu -u r L IILLL L E f*''G \ He. L ' t * T )< t L B « SI C.A,: OCK V0 I S ftfir *rnff s a e.-A. ry; IS _ *4' s j- .'.r k T jyti f ' *^*°^^**tT»; » i ; �sw r n ■keel’-'* r,v*J MacArthur Opinion Cfi As tor ee un ha In ju th to wi th th In hi dr •I Si t f f I l 'H i l i . i l r i t a ra s e on»i Staff favored llir roum . In- out­ lined ifiiim t China. > > i IIU derlaration that wr ran ami innat hold Imth Iru n U -F a r East ami W rstrrn Europe—again*! (hr ag­ gressor Morin likewise will jolt our high politico—military com* mand who ware wondering how we may do even one of Diok chorea at a tie, and had coneluded that we tnual rhooae one of the two.” *> The Chicago Trlluirm laid Mac* A rthur ahowrd Congress ita duty “to abandon the U. N. program of drift and dr lay, the Arhcsnn p ro f ram of hr-towing u loving erahrare, of consigning Ameriran* Ur the mralgrintler of u never* etidirif war, the llrltish program of using the LInilt-d N ation* ami our own fla ir l><-|r«* t rnent to hold the armi of tha Atneriran fighting man while the ltrd» slut; him.” General MacArthur demon* strain), the N<w York Herald Tribune said, that there are " nn traitor* or devil*** III the debate over United MUte* pulley, "hut only ainerrr men who may have different view* a* to method but are at one in their loyalty to th* ideal of freedom." The Knekv Mountain New*, nf Denver, Colo., declared: "Hen wan a man fit tri (land with l.lnrob* ** •,*7^'*-e»*.rr, Triliune com­ mented Hint tlm nation *‘i* In debted to MacArthur for a vigoroua statement of ronvlctlnn, but haa yet to In* presented with proof that be i* rltrht." “ It was one of tha treat rca­ tenet). ino*l furreful, moat eogm* speeches ever delivered in the united Males Capitol,*' said the Los Angeles Timet. The New Orlrana Item said It wa» sure MacArthur had not aatlafied "all Americana when aaid that if wr expand the war outside Korea, Russia 'will not Kreeasarllv* Join the conflict." The Newark IN. J .| Star* l-edger said, “We should now turn to the great uuestlnn* rai>ed by MacArthur ami ratabllah the true facta.** The Mt. l*oui« (Hobe-Democrat aaaertrd that “whan the aura of a d u l a t i o n and a«ml*hyateria •bate*, we *hould aspect a more reasoned proicntation nf the MacArthur polidea and a calmer aaaeasmrnt of military-foreign policy declilona." The New York Dally Naw* de­ clared, “MacArthur yesterday alapped every card In hi* hand down on the table for thr world ta see and conaldrr—and for llUla Harry Truman and hi* mili­ ta ry and political yea men to tap If they can." i Other sample editorial comMgflt 2 The New York Dally Mirror: “(ieperal MacArthur gave the lbtoday to the outrageous accusv against lihn that hr, who Idler for A3 _years. | ■ nstructloiis. Hood sold f it* .never. are disobedient; and Douglas MarArlhur la a perfect ioldler. He *ahl that no mllilaiy leader had differed wills th< Strategy add loglr of the Pnrifb situation a# ho described it tu tha t'onyre*^, not even Ibe Join* Chirfa of Mlaff. That means tlm' what Cenernl Omar llradley said In piddla tart Tuesday night was something uuile different from w hat lm Mid a* ehsum an Ilf the Joint Chiefs of Staff." Han Francisco Chronicle: "The principle spokesman for the wyernment'* oop«s | i | au~ General far Arthur—has stated his rasa n the greet debate and with Much of the evidence In, the American people ran now at least gain a d ear picture of the central Issue, t X » That I* the Issue then—1.1 deride which amung the alternative* offerer) i* the course best calculated tn preserve an honorable peace, or, falling that, ,ta win a decisive v ir tu e urfn , which an honorable peace may P T •, •t*.. ** . I ; Aid To Education Vksp, ....... I .1 i Om Wssss Pee■ C sss aoet ,W- Abrsm*. ebairmsa of the hoard mt Standard Oil of New Jersey, Dr. Clareaco H. Faust, former jS a a a .u f humanities and science* *t Inland Stanford University. » - Abrams w||| bo chairman of the fund's board nf director*. Dr. Fdnat will bo president of the , fund. . Th« announcement aald the fund •III work with educational prob k i t e at all leveli from the utj. atary school to th* unlvenltlr*. On* of Ita concerns will be the “difficulties encountered by the U. B. school system as a result of tha mobilisation of manpower" In the face of present international t prubUnu. The 17,154,000 Interim budget was assumed to be only a starter. In the past the Ford Foundation baa allotted mentya which havo dwarfed original outlay*. Work Of Children’s Croup Im Outlined At Local Meeting Firemen Called For Mae Arthur, Bradley Fire In Fireplace 41 ssilssvs V isa t*as* 4>aat lla s ils s tS »•*■— ran* llsvl (( uiiliiiued I iuim I'ar.e true) inent that welfare Hill* Or open, stating that a public meeting waa asked to say something on Following a bright flash of M acArthur’* statement that he lie said this was a safeguard in rallerl by Mayor William II. MeCaully for nest Tuesday to air lightning during the brief shower rase Congress refuses to re|*eal understiNal the U. H. Joint Chiefs tlie secrecy laws which deny frd. the controversy, was done in his >,■ (ertlav afternoon a t 5:47 of H u ff shared MacArthuF* Individual canseity ami not as oMork, the Fire Department re­ view on the Korean situation The work of the Flurhla Chit*! ersl aid In any stale o|*cning its mayor of Winter Park. ceived a frantic telephone call from a military sUndpoint. Brad­ dren'a Code Commission in study- , welfare lists. informing them th at a house waa The Imard said it was remain* ley’s reply: Ing the needs of children in com -, The House also received a bill (minifies uf this section was out- from the legislative Council to ing neutral in the controversy be­ on fire at 811 Cypress Avenue. "The Joint Chiefs nf Staff bv tween Wagner, the Itollln* faculty Tlie firemen answered the alaim lined by Miss Ina Mteele of the reorganise the State Welfare law are military advisers to the and college trustees. all light, but left the house with Tallahassee office of the com- Code. I'resfdent. We rendered our advie" Mrt'aully announced Wednesday tli* fire still burning. to him on a military (xiint nf mission at a meeting yesterday *j-|M. measure would require wrl* night n public hearing would la* I lie reason for this, said Chief view. If we are going tn la* uf ut the Court House of the Hem- fMre r |j,.„t» to give the Welfare Inole County Children’s Commit-; Department a leln on any real railed at wrhirh Itrlando Mayor M N. Cleveland, this morning, use to the {’resident, w? feel our tee, a hrunrh nf the Commission.; pr„,M.riy they held. The Htate William llearilall would art as was that the fire wn* lu thv fire- advice should be confidential. W«* plan* of the house, would t*e destroying mrr useful* Kigbteeii |M*iMins attended the rotlj,| sell tin- property after the moderator. At Jurkronville, Chairman WinA corner of the rhiiiiney had ness if It was public.’* meeting, Including representatives , „ W|,,.r'» death unless un heir np* llradley used these words in of the Hanford Mlnlstsrial As- | „i likely to lircome n public Ihrop llurnroft of the Hoard of In <n knorktsl off by the lightning, Trustees said lie hiul telegraphist ...it was Ignited and dropped answering a i|ue*llnn nn United siM-iation, tlie County Commission, charge, Mayors MrCaully and Heanlall onto trash In the fireplace, start* MUtes Far Faster policy ami aims the Htate Welfare Ibiard, Schools present Welfare Hoard and ITA group*. Judge Douglas which would • mphiy the State Hurt lie ruuld "see no justifica­ lie the fire. Alice AppUng, tn Asia: "O ur presrnt nh|<Ttive in Asia .Strnstrom was among those prr Welfare Director. The Welfare tion for the proposed meeting for Ni ;*resa, live* in the house. public diseossion of the affairs chief Cleveland reported today | Is to stop the Communists—t-r sent. Commissioner now is appointed of Hollins College. ti at grass fires had nnt la-en as kill as many as we can a t the Miss Mteele teld of the origin I by tin* Coventor. “Hollins ..... -is -a private corporation ...... fi ;•:*•••• wint. I ata AaiV.^i , '*'**• rmasilib* ro-r to o-nsrlves. of the Children’s Cade Cote mi.-1 T ie ,'I...* .e M iliiur v am i V e te r­ ita relations with its rmployca tn* piecrsiing season. s«*| ih eiO u r aim is to try to arrive at a sion, stressed the imp'Utancx* o f' an..' At l» t r jT w /.^l.V .‘..\ ..iro ilu rn l and like nthe- ‘rtrrn al affair* nf the ........ .. fire situation nan eased situation that will perm it a set g .n rral being neipisintcd with local re-1 n 1*111 piotect nsmes rif rhn corporation nre not matters f o r ; fs'ily . tl-rnent sometime and to get out sources available for aiding chil­ rnsjor organiratinm 1p irtici|uitiori liy munk|ial official* t».i.*t«- , i , _ __ _ „ __ , of Korea." dren, and suggested several pro* I f t „ „ veterans' by outside groups. except by official Invitation." , S**‘ llradley answered another truesp ets fur tin group, lorludilig a The measure would prohibit | Bancroft said In hi* telegram f" " » e n have liecn drilling with lion bv saying he thought Mac* mental health |irogram. I triiika nod is|iii|unent. Itoutinr non-profit corporations from us. Kesults of the December, 1U50. i , in-flection have iwen made of A rthur’s sperch to Congress yes* ir name* the words White House Conference, were ex* I ■ .. ‘Foreign," ".Spanish," . in inkier systems in the dnwn- lerday was “very good" hut It would not Im* proper for him In to wi section. idained by Miss Steele. At the i . , . ■'. .. 'Marine Corps I^-o T a n k e rs Collide discuss It specifically. Ilcforr hl« conference, said, a rriM.rv report was |1 J( .. , ' .-Am-Vets," u n less they ronierrnce, she sue sain, speech Bradley referred newsmen H'aalln’-se Kisis I'aas Oas| ' .In The T i. Hun" whUlP wmm I ^ rrfll|lintt||y rhWith eon-' to his remarks last week when he itMmI|.r. Ur** .Sun , *hich in tnone n l ofv«the tcraiu all liiiu l* ." said "enlargement of the Korean the - a -tudy made by "groups (lie o llirr w it rr|Miitr<l afire wnr would jeopardise world this stall's various chiMien's K»i rptiuns would la* mode with fore and aft with her first mate peace and thus would threaten committees. It n s ils s rl r 'ts a t-aae llael American leeurity." Mhr iiointrd out that this com* approval of the veterans' group dead and a number o f cirw rn rn measure. llradley’* speech to the C*r> niittre was helpful In rollecling concerned. Till* lull also Vould re­ Tapper Med Hep. Nesmith of and presenting information re* voke existing charter* of group* hadly hurried. \\ •k n IIn -aid their counties, two lina forum, a non-partisan stmlenr The lost vessel was n type T -2 , nf tlie smallest in the state, oiild organiratlnn. wax on the Sort*carding unmet nerds of children iiaiinsl contrary to the law unless Atlantic Fact, lit- said the choir** i in this county and that mariv re* they change their names within r.swi tanker that normally carries r r , „!„„„ without the raring ni.,n, v and they voinmrndatiuna frum tha White six months alter the measure a crew of 15 men, the Coast money they felt felt the th r i people "Iw tween Hoylet domination and tJuard said. Name of the ship was would lie wilting to find money national political Iml-nendnce" !• House conference will lie carried takes effect. Hep. I'ohh of Volusia introduced not immediately known. Earlier someplace else If they could .hi eases'* lolly reapnn* Ihle for ihe out throughout the nation to help eoalitlon of 12 nation* into the children atUin the goal of sat­ a hill to set up a civil service the Coast fiuanl tentatively iden­ away with corruption. isfactory living and responsible system for most State imnloyr*. tified it as the 'tJator*, hut Inter I lie Haley committee if lloiisi North Atlantic Pact. A civil service department would said that wus incorrect. i itixmship. member* whirh wan authorised a The burning vessel was the week ago to mnkr a six-week in* WASHINGTON, Apr. W- id*. Im* created to administer the* ays* K*sn Hue*, one of tin* new su|M*rtern. v<--ligation of rhargea of corrup­ —Three Henator* grappled In an tanker* of the Kssn Htandard Oil angrv frae todav as a rllmsx Hep. I’avne uf I’asro county pro­ tion got word today that the Hills* posed giving fee officer* an ex* Co. Isimugh -ounty rinu* ■'ominisilon to an argument over Oeneral The Coast fiuurd said the Esso will send it* investigator (o talk lhiugl*a M*eArthiir's Far Ea»t tra sum for their services to H'*alloo»4 gran gage Osrf of tha city, e<|usl 10 percent of each fre Hue* radioed, "Strurk tanker and ut the first pulilir hearing Mon- pm nolielr* Those nre»ent agreed no blow* were struck. Hatnrthiowert also were used charged, lie said the offirera need apparently all hand* were lust.” lav. Th** "sh o vin g aro u n d " u n * in The cullisiun ocrured nlMiut 5 Thursday southeast of Chorwun thr extra money because of the Hep. Ilatey of .Sarasota, .-hair, to diselosr a small liand of Urdv increased cost nf living and of A. M. (C8T), tin* (inast fiunrd man of the group, -ahi he hasn’t a rad io studio—not In th e S en sle Senator Cspehart (H-Indj told said. who clashed In hai.d-to-hsnd fire uperutinn*. had h rsnly ve» from h*« iwvl»a*l«n Tlie Const Uuard said the Esso •u *he Minnil Crime Commission to re nori era h- "threw" Henator comlial with Allied troops. Another central purrhasing hill There was little ground activity cse in from Hep. Moody of Hills, Hues reported that although it la ing any evidence it lias ,o .he Humphrey (D-Minn) ou* of 'he •"■cording studio th* Capitol aftee elsewhere Friday morning alomt hornugh. It would set up a Imard was afire it was not in Immediate Momlay hearing. Humphrey "'■ailed me a dirtv .he I4» mile front. ope rating under thr state rah in rt danger of sinking. Republican Hep. 0*m *rof The Coast (tuard pinpointed the 1‘inclln* sought unsurces*fully ;o name." The Heels continued their slow to do the buying for Florida Also Ineelgpd wa* Henator Iu*h* pullliark. They sent a few patroli sgintie* and institutions. Several location of the collision a lati­ git tlie House to vote for his prolong into Allied llnra on thr other such measures have Ireen tude 25.IN north; longitude 01.27 r> solution setting op n lolnt -'uni •— p fD-NY*. Capchart said h« west, lu*hmnn hark re-ntral front Thursday night, hut Introduced. mil lee with thp Senate to carry “shovrd Senator ,0 Jump mr f,on. The Coast fiunrd said It did not the crime and corruption investi­ ••’ -e •*., dl wen* driven ...........................n liack with ‘losses Hep. Summers of IJlierty in­ in d ." to thr Itrel feeler unlta. troduced a hill to require the Uni* have the name of the chief mate gation through the next wn veen '"•hH**—-'h**e" •sl*f'owrt*d«re,| th* Allied troop* rerntinurd tn fol vrrslty of Florida tn set un a uf the Easn Hurt. “I liclleve all of un will -v-eng- sV rats-l s'*ah | i*i| ,'ep!e,| tn * A Cost fiuard I'llY, a flying nlie no m atter how m snv *»i'n»r**l low up thr Communist withdraw- imultr** disrate diagnostic cllnli at Bristol. A $12,000 appropria­ boat, wa« sent front Corpus laws we pas* they'll lie of no ov*P m m Chrietl, Tex., and nnc'hvr flying ■" ■v» don’t gel In th -is- with soil *.v»<’re going to have til* United Nations warulanca roar* tion would Im- provided. •d to the attack Friday morning A hill hy Hep. Jacob* of Su­ Imat, a PIIM. with a doctor alioaril 1n* legislative crowbar and t'ig out wreds." after a day of raln-cused idle* wannee countv would require wai also sent from there. The cut- t tit * vermin one* for all," Cramer Rep. Ilelscr of Holme* said he nrrs. The Allied bombers and container* nf In-er and ale aold ler* Tampa of Moldlr ami Triton said. did not believe loeal law enforre. of Port fsaliet, Tex., were also fighter* smashed anew at Krd in Floriita to show alcoholic con­ Hep. June* of Collier ounty led ment should be Investigated bv en routr to the nermt. airfields, supply route* and other tent nf the beverage. the ipp. -ition. H'ate officials berauae it would At llatnn Hour*, I .a . the Ma. targets. Jacob* also introduced a mea­ lie said the Ia-gi-lal'irt* "h"* violate the principle of home rule, I he U. H. Far Ka*t Air Force* sure tn mnkr “Peeping Tom" rlno Deportment of Esso Htan­ placed (he slate uf Flurhla in th* lie declare! the U. B. Senate*! •aid its plane* bombed II lies) artivities unlawful. He defined a dard Oil Co., under whirh tho vnmliling husintss up o ita c»ei Kefauver committee had done airfields, mainly In wratvro Pnephig Turn *• one who apis* nr Esso Sule operates, said it had Every county of the .slate take* nothing hut "bring adverse publi­ North Korea, In the past ID day*. peeps through windows nr doors, nu information except that th* gambling pio r'-rl*. The rnckeieer* city to the atale nf Plnrida. Flv* nf the field* are in or near thus invading lh« privacy of an ­ Esso Hue* was in trouble in the and hiHMlIiitns ami ehouis dial hav* Hep. Simpson said he was Half. 'he Hed capital of Pyongyang. other. rume to Flurlda have ‘ornc lie ajralnst Ihe Crumer proposal Itc. In New York, the Htandaid Oil virtue The rnnrrntrated liomhing of of the imnlled Invilntlon of cause the rommlttre would over­ Con parry of New Jersey said the the people enemy ulr atrip* i* designed to rif Florida." lap the Haley committee already l.cejr the enemy on the ground there are two schools of thought Ess* Hu*t normally carries alwut lie dr eluted that “ In the eye* In operntlun and h* saw no nee<l The F ar Fast Air Forres rotn- I nKorra on the next phase of 4k men. The vessel waa •Icscnla'd o f Cod A lm ig h ty th ere I* no d if­ for two committers. ‘ mantler, 1,1. lioivral tieorge K. the fighting. One Imlds th at an as n “super tanker" of 25,5«mi feren ce lietvvecll licensed m il UPCram er replied the Joint com* Stratemeyer, has warned that the undeclared truce is near, with tans, callable of carrying UJKNi,- licensed gam bling. “As long as we m ittn; could function Iwtter than lleds may throw their air power the Chinese pulling out of the OOP gallons of oil. She was launched Fell. I, IP41* plant tlie seed* here and hav the u House committee. at any time against U. N. ground , war informally Iwcause nf heavy casualties. The other school ex­ at the Nawport News .Shipbuild­ trootn. Allied warships Friday pound- ' pect* n powerful new Red offen ing and Drydork tin., is 52H feet ed rubbled Wuntan on the east *ive with air and artillery sup­ lonv, over 42 feet wide and draws ' l l fret of water. roast for the li'JVtd straight day. port. Farther north, n a v a l shells screamed Into HongJIn port for thv 43n! atraight day. The British frigate Amethyst, which was trapped hy Chinese T hr Cripplm Hlory of Ihe O rrst A ntricss Fcudl Hed gunfire for day* on the Yangtse Hiver two years ago, daagrd a Communist gun position near Monggumpo, on the West Coast of Korea north of Chang* Starring ■an. Farley (irangir, Chnrlca llickford, Raynodd Mawwy With Allied troops well north c « 4 •ro M ftflly And Introducing of the lied Korea border, the 5 t2 $ 4 x !a fi • 11^^ f l t h h t ling waa growing at the front Joan Fvana that the U. N. troops had puahod Also: LATEST NEWS mmI CARTOON a* far north Intondod at present. m l I h i m i i i Iv i to fttcH bt Any largo aealo advance north fra rath# present ldC-mllo Una would force the AUlee ta m aa a !40.mUa Um . ' I S o m HiS iT i i S AP correspondent Jim Bocher ' l U t m d r v I. reported from tho front th at flv« p i ii i f i, M i i I i i i M ill later he built." ■ nd RmuMm H >f wgli 'ftlfTKR Kansas City Star: ' It waa a magnificent presentation of the argument* for a policy x x a It -AOSUY CNOWTHMp N. V. Time* may reasonably be asked of Dr SANTIS',____ MacArthur on what evidence he founds hlo ayum ptlnn that Ja case wa blockade Rod China aad bomb her shore bate*, tha Soviet Union will refuao ta honor her explicit treaty obligation to coma to the defense of the Chinese S l L v T f t f 'M A N O A N O Comunlsta. x x x Hero, then, 1* the ;r* at dllemna which con* fronts the American people. Both , CAjSStAN iDOWUNO’VAU^m tho Aeta tic policy advocated by MecArthur and th* ambiguous policy now being pursued by our kjvrrnm oat entail a gambit." -W A U fl WtNCHIU. Daily Mlrrae State Legislature Korean War CUT YOUR DRIVING COSTS EHALF WITH A FINE, ENGLISH-BUILT F O R D it In For A “Teat Drive” Todtyl MORRISON. mINC .m «. let RoIIIiih College Welfare KuIIh of A SINSATION!.. » SB (reitlawe* r t t a ra c e Gael ] o'clock a luncheon will Iw held for the ladle* at the Dubadrrad Country Club, and a style *h .» and a golf tournament will foil..-. Hutarians, meanwhile, will ntt cud a Group I meeting at (he Cliam her of Commerrr lliiilding ., hear Dr. Karl ft. Kdington. and the same time Group Nu. -a, 11 meet at the Allg 'hlH Hotel. At 7:00 oVIo'k the governoi ‘ haiuiuet ami luill will lie held at the Orlando Country Club. ) A hieakfgst for -luh presidents and secretaries is s«-lie<lult*tl for 7:KI o'clock Tuesday morning at the Angehilt Hotel, with Frank M Rhodv*. district governor, pi* d. mg. Dr. I. Lillie Edmunds of St. tson University will talk ut In: u and Dr. Ray Angel-, Miami, j* 11:10 o'clock. The nominee for the office . f district governor will I .* presenti t at 12:25 I’.M. after which tin* cm., ference will adjourn. J CARD OF TIIANKS I want to U ke this means >J expressing my apprccistion to my frimda • and ripigtdMirs f. . all the cania and flowers and u thrr expressions of kindm *bown me during the Ins* of m husliand, James Crawford. I want to thank Moselv Funeral Horn, for courteaiea and those who fur­ nished cars for the funeral. Bertha Crawford u —Adv. Legal Notice u n u 'D o f roMMri.oai-Ni: aai.i: Til WHOM IT WAV NOTII'K IH IIKIIKIir illVr.N II .i under and by virtue of ( dure* ..( (»re<l»sur* and sale rendemt in (be Cir* uli l*nart III ond fur Kcm1not* ("ountv. Ptorlda. In I'h sm -n . In that itrialn i.m*** Ihrrrln pendl*s. wherela Krsncl* P Whitehall • i r . at s i. are l’l*tntlffs. *iid I tillk a W lliddn-.ui mid llrlrx \ . ItoMn-on. hi- wit*, are |irlunl»i,i. 4 sshl esu-e k l s r l'ti*nre-> csi|»* Nn I I I * , | a l i i s e ll m pul*ll. cry in ihe hleheel hid Ace (.., easn. • I I h * fr n n l i I imm- of I h e ■ llouae. la Ihe 4*lljr *»f Xm. >rl, In said ('aunty and S*sl« *sacla« thl»aal hour* of sal*, nn Mondav, u tin day at Mae, 1*11. (he -amc l.c Ing lb* Hr*I Monds> in slid ne.otl (and a l-ssi oales day) llir lotionIng •■•■crlhed prnnyriv : >rslrd i Hemlnnla I'ously. Klorl.l- lo.wll Th* Nsrih One-Half iMIjl •.( tail No. Ta'rty-iwn |SJ| i r . carding tu Wm lles-dnll • JIm . of Hi. Joseph n rx rr * •*i-nm* and Niat* or Flnrl-I*. r»-**r ins ■ m adaar as lirr-ti.f .r. JAMM O HHAIInV M-vsi'f In khhkink v ? n rrM „ H Ill'Ll-. I.ANIllg, itllAII AM Kit l:.NTII Allorncjr* for Pll Add'£ • ? .. l»fUnd. $2fcr* r *X INI vm, -r mm L jJ iJ S s m •••" j L ^ f f T T IM E R ,T O D A Y I ‘ Y nT H T SsR Pin^aSR ^fv^ SATURDAY ONLY! —DOUBLE FEATURE— Al SO—c TOON—8ERIAL SUNDAY—MONDAY .• -.ACADiMf i f e , . , . . 1 1 * Ax m t DAVIS ANNI CEUSTi BAXTER-HOUR ' THIS IS THE PICTURE A L L SANFORD H A S BEEN WAITING TO S E E ! ------ - • --------j j / VOTED THE BEST NCTUBE OF THE YEAR AT THE ANNUAL HOLLY­ WOOD ACADEMY AWARDS PINNER! -------- • --------- Georgs Sanders WON THE AWARD FOR THE BE8T SUPPORTING ROLE FOR HIS PART IN THIS FIJUM! ITALIAN DIAI-OfiUB— KNULIBII BUimTIrKHI COMMITTED TO A TYPE OF REALISM NOT TOLERATED IN HOLLYWOOD!----------- - * H O i r FRATURKH— NOT RECOMMENDED FOR THE YOUNG! COUNI CARTOON TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY! Theatre Rotary 1 1 <« Ci I * U N I l SUNDAY AND MONDAY! A RITZ ••••••• *♦ A Tuesday," Taft said. In that speech Bradley auppoited Mr. Truman's view th at any rutaiK. tuenl in the Korean fight mg might lead to World War III “ ROSEANNA McCOY” SATURDAY-DOUBLE FEATURE Showing reporter that he cursed Capehart. "It Just is not true," Humphrey taid. *'I never use piufanlty. Capchart knowa It Isn’t true. There's not a word of truth in it." Several reporters, one a wo­ man, were clustered around Capehart when he told them Hum­ phrey called him a “dirty name." Asked what Humphrey called him, Capehart said: "There'a a young lady in the nmm, and I don't use that kind of language l*efore women." A reporter asked whether h.< meant “H. O. U.” and whether the words nr letters were used ' That’s what it v>a«," Capehart replied, "and he used the words." Four Senators were making n recording for radio of their Far Eastern view*. Ilumphrej raid that during the detiatc Caps halt art-used him and Lehman of being "Communist *yrn|>a!him» with Hed China." Humphrey added: “ When the recording was over, I walked over to Capehart and told him I drenlv resented what he had said alsmt ua. “ I told him, *1 want you to stop it.' “ lie grabbed my arm, hut 1 walked away from him. Then he •tarted pitching on to Herbert Lehman. I walked out of the room. That's all there was to it." Ifumphrev said he tlenlored th* episode and considers the matter closed. “ I think it is loo had," he said, "that debate on th is i*»ue hat •o become po explosive at a time that call* for cool headi." Meanwhile. Senator Taft (ItOhio I a reused the Truman Ad­ ministration today nr “workinboth side* of the military and political street" in nn attempt to •Isrredll (jenetal Douglas Mae. Arthur. T aft’s assertion rame in the midst of a widening dispute touched off hy MacArthur'* claim t*> Congress that the Joint Chlrfx nf HUff once shared his views on Knrenn war strategy. General Omar N. Ilradlev. chair­ man of the Joint Chiefs, said last "Ight the ouestion of I'resident Truman's firing at MacArthur from Ms Pacific commands "was primarily a political one.” Then Hradlrv added: “ I am a military m»n." Taft, chairman nf the Senate Republican pollev committee, told • reoortsr he think* the Truman tdm lnlstm tlon permits Rradlrv tn speak on foreign policy mat ters when that aerveg Its pur•e*c end presents him as a purele military adviser when thst kind of a statement is needed ‘•n r»dh-y say* he la • nnlv a e-illtarv man. hut h» made a foreign, policy sprech In Chicago LAST TIME TONIGHT "Sllvano Mango no ii h TP®n1*** FRIDAY APR. 20. 1951 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT J in| to) thr gh ml . • ’ ’» *. ;-v *■<» "D R O O rr^ 'O O O D M ovtai Under THa S U n r D K R ir "PORT-'.«lnDTHAI.L IM.AY* AIR CONDITIONED v^ h . j irlU L tan w k .* j'fy f- *»ty7 l * �In Unity Thcr* b Strength— THE W EATHER To P ra te d ihe Pesce ul the XYurU; Ta Promote tb* Progress of America. To Produce Prosperity lot Sanfurd. f f l f t H a n f o d S j u r a l f t AN INDEPEND EN T DAILY NEW SPAI’Elt — mm VOLUME XXXX1I Eatablbihed 1908 Attempt To Limit SANFORD. FLORIDA Yanks Move Into Korean Aetion Ownership Of Dog Tracks Defeated Passage Would H ave D eprived W a r r e n C am paign C o n t r i ­ butor O f 2 T racks I r '1*1.1 slid (W ill, r l.n j.lt through f u r t j l ) , so uir llk rllh ix s i »! j I r sh o w er* r il r e m r m u lti lli*» j l l r t ikmmi am i a l i l l l r cooler r v l r r i a r n**tth lo n ix h t. N o . 173 Allies Pull Back 12 Miles Before Raging Red Attack; Planes Mass In Manchuria Investigation To Force Secrets Out Of Joint Chiefs TALI.AIIAMMKK. A pr. 23— K1)—Til* brail iif Ihr Miami (*rlmr Ciim m i««iuii tul.l a Flor­ ida l.rginlalitr ..mwillr*- Ihsl Fullrr "gaiaed Ik* governorship fraudulently" ami "traded hia «»ry mhiI to Rain hla rnd." T hr Matrmrnl ra m r from Jack It. Younger at Ihr oprnlnR of Ihr Home H a ir ) rommillrr'a Inxasllfilhin Inin ro rru p liln In Florida politic.. Anamiateri I’reat Leased W ire M O N D A Y APR. '2.1. l* r» f Farm I n c o m e In Far East A ir Force Chief Warns O f Red Buildup In North China Florida T r i p l e s , 3XAM H .\l. I ON. Apr 21 t/1') Ibr l mletl \*r.**n» *n *,*n Ison D e c l a r e s Military H ead To Reveal S tra te g y I n Far E ast T heater M antlet III K m * I ir|H itts i lug a r r u l bml>lup bv live t'o iiim u im t* am i *IV» llic ic n lu d lu n g w lio lh r l l n t i v e to do .d x-llt tin- lb ie .il a* long I v N | -lane, in ii« | , lav tu u lli o f live M a iu liu in iii lo - id ii ■ **330 M illio n In c r e a s e Chinese Begin I-ong Awaited S p r i n g Offensive: 700.000 •I M I G s S h o t It) IIIIN I 0 K Y 0 , \p i D ow n ( I I MI NI S 23 (/ P i United N .ilu ill* In-op* polled li u k a- mu* It a* 12 m ile* iitu lr i l l i r iin p .u t ol a ll» FI.TON C. FAY Ilia | •l K n l id feim * r "III* Ii lag rd \. I' Mililar) Affair* llrporlrr I bo-r v irw v o l Id . t» e n rr.il G e m g e I . S t r .it - r n r v r i *em iiiam l--i *» Is K’ e p . i s f e r e t ! O v e r -slM. Ji •lloitK IIH) lilllr* •d thr Korean WASHINGTON. Apr. 21 </!*) | ♦ I’nlteil Steli-s Air Forres in tinP c i to d O f 25 Y e a rs ... •.*. ..,%•« I....N ul toe t ' S. aid l»i» noiii colitmue lo llr,- ut Ihe lies! t tout today P hi t"a«r *lnce Itlp.i. were report — Ihr Joml Chief* o | Slaif. one | enemy oiler taking o position somewhere on the Korean Imnl Slrifi tmlay in n copyrighted (titer In other sreturs the A ll ir* *loj>• TAI.I.AIIAHHKK, Apr. 23— of ihr trail coinmunu alive group* Oi ! .‘in II \\ i I mih , »In* I rnlo* i-w m the magailne, t'. S New(H V T hr old raroed of ih rrr hi Wathinglon, probably will lie crossing Ihe 38th Parallel, l) N. force* have alternated between d'Rlrultv l***»| tl .e Red * cold \\ b rie t lir A llies nioloin»l it 'lir I rttfi il I I$*ik I» 1 \ arid World iteporl in keeping contact w ith Ihe Chinese Communist, and tb* n ineetln* mm puliina up H N .IN lo help Xx lllltll rw II wa* in o rd rilv I atlnotl. roni|>rllnl lo divulge tonir uf it* XI the out M-t S tra tn n u y e i with strong re*,stance (U.S Defense Dept f'holo /rum f-ilernoHoaaf) |H*ll|l|rnl Sutlllll. Ii* tlieHi rlrri Fullrr XX'arren fjotrrnor «iute» “ we are utmost K -ito in thi* l l i r ('unirm im tls- with o rally family tenets to fu iin irii. of Florida was played barb liry (lulf \\ ■i I M tile i'e if. in , up rbet| liala) a . Ihr llalrr roaimiMrr .IN),(MM) men I at mg the lio n t. Ihr nslion-vliaking low lhal hat *ii our *1 » a ll powei in 'into Ii i i i in aim mit *i» Ni‘it» u liiiir opened If* inttsligallon inlu huril out of Prrtulrni lruman‘«| I a ti ti* lird llir u atlai k al / 30 Nullriort In-ill r'iiiio i %rlir« til |s$ «»|f«alitlt 'ii-iinM il **l rrim r and rorruplion la Florida, day m glil behind th ru lir a v ir s l al I.liter III tin* iid e tv n -u ti« W .iltri I |.i> nr * «i|| firing of General Douglas Ma* • Nrw t Jack It. Younger, pr*aldmi of •tat*-* I llir f v lia lia K r id llir w ar. I Itril Aithur ami ihr General's i|ierch to 1 Ihr Crime Commission of R rralBiit.iin Is Accused Oi 11* \\ -i vx.i* mtKuluirtl U '■(on can't stiq i » deleimined rr Miami, was Ihr final witness. Congren hat confronted ihr four- I ■••anil r.v*r«l ill *l.tv!iuhl M ulblav, can g- t Mr 1I lk IK■% |« .| k?i k I ii ilf •d t lr m Hr alalrtrd b) reading from man m.htary high command with : Beinir Paw n Of U.S. I' ir.;',fVl",r ,'11’ on lu ll v*as iru r w rtl w illi l i r t l i vigul linli tt o il r xx Ik * ill r»| if*i* M A aworn testimony lo Ibr U. S. «on M .uulay m glil P o w e r Diplomacy l-iu a te *. | | Hrnalr’a K efsuvrr Crime Com- thr nrcrsiity of talking. in t !is * Ii I I f o lf lll >1 «'tr In in i Noti "X- you k n o w , going north o f ( in r intelligence uffi*-*-r i-sllisi Alrraily the Ih-frnse Departm lllrr and laiuis Wolfaon. Jack­ • be X-tin Ittvei i« n-d pci ml* H i D In mi 1I n \ .i i <1 I )tiling i)if the iilta c k the Ituds’ “ in v ju r e f ­ sonville industrialist; C. V. men! ha* i*.ue*l no implied rhal- j I ()\|M)N. \,,r. 2 3 (/!») »itde. and a* a r**usei|u**uee uui ' »• Ik rtl in t lir K m i lir *r fo rt ." Hot another spokesm an said to41 Griffin. lionry-la-The-II Ills rll- leugr to MacArlhur'a a**rrlion W afihingtonN ew sm an D ouglas A ffirm s Need A n r im ii lie * an sire l.n r t l Im lay lu• topping of an ntlaik* can’t I*- 4ll«l to.i* xl til* •!*«*«1 III II «in «.l l l i r Xlomlny It's «till l**u e u ilv t.t tell ru* man; and William II. John- •hat hi* view* on how the Fal j ipnl lit* I .lin o I.lin n e t lx-«.vu«e atritgbt if it i* th r K*-*l»' luiig-*-X|«v-Is—* tag alon. nnnrr of four doff Irarka, Ka*t war *houhi l*e broaccutesl — G i v e s Democratc For Steady F riend­ H iila u i lit- l**-eii ilta g g rtl loo l a i “ lie nin hit in,- where I mu l.r ll.n l . lillx** im* «|il.lo *Ii s p rin g push pul up tllNI.Wli fat Ikr W'arrrn from a military »lan*lpoint—have " O llllo l pi lik’ M Ill based, tail I rail’l till Idm How t'lo se ernsurship delayetl u .w s ship O f 2 N ations Ix lo n il l l i r w l i e i l , ol A tn riu lit ever I am going to lilt bun in campaign. lieen fully »harrd by practically 1 50-46 Senate E d g e every military leader in Ihe pa»t.. Il l l l .t l ll l U l g ttu- |llo g l* s * wt*ll‘*l uf lilt- u ffe iis iv r I t ' , h o u r, I hell diplom a* y II*- u p rn le *lin it a rm North K o re a —unv place I ran it perm itted only i, fra g m e n ta ry NEW YOKK. Apt. 23 o1»>including thr JCS. heel . ................ 1»i U N S IN C . Mich~Apr. 2 } -(/»») TAUAHASSEETApr. 23— The department. In a weekend — Blair Moody, Waihinglun cor- t.cwi* W DiiukIu , foimri am- r x p e m id u rr* in l l i i l .i i n * new lu n l find him oil the ground, and I W ilso n *at*l that the * is l neume p ictu re <>f the battle, lt d * wo* it. —Thr Florida Senate rrfuird by Matrmrnt, mu going to bit an) faeilitv that T h e lleds forced a cro ssin g u f ttel. *ald an analysis of of F l'il id , sg iiiiltlU M * II. 192'* an* be can use—that is. in North ft '.’lt.i'U.......... Hid it 1951 ■ • 150, of Ib r Im jijli R iver along i ifi two votes today to coniidrr a bill Ihe "haste dlfferiwea" lietwren rrt|M>ntlenl lot the Drliotl Newt, baitadnr In Gtrat Bntsin. ».sitl to­ Ag iin*l llir lia(kiliop of a deep re a ." m ile front In th r w est. T h e y were mm.tBNi Showing 'b a t thi* -«a 0 that would make William H. John- Mararthur and the JCS would l*e wa» named today by Governor day llie United S lJln and llntain my rim* in Hnlam't S.xi.*list gov­ K oNowhere in tb*- interview i tint all dn-- to higher price*. It- checked by ru n c rliti ate .l I ' . N. j nrrd each other now far more given tu Ihr “appropriate con* Mrnnrn William* at U. S. Sena­ alon, big champaign backer of then miv mention of the eontro n ir isn*i m i tllls-rv fire . T h is cro ss­ grr**ional rommittre*." ' thsn ''al any lime in tlu-ir hntory." ernment IIre (irrv Wrlihman lelsf V* r*v which resulted in tile di«- W ilso n pointed " i t tt.nt *i t-• :t ing is 23 m ile , northw est to I'O Coventor Warren, lunender con­ the I lou«r *>( ( i mnmn* that arm* only 7.• *--*.♦.*>it l.o*>« of imng--, On Capitol Hill, prr*ent plan­ tor from Michigan succeeding ihr "In bclwcrn ihr two ma|or teal* prixJiKtinn in the United State* will missal of General Dougin. Xlnr- were *hlpp*d -lit of the ,'a t e a< m iles north of Seoul, shrl!-*hattrol of half of hit dog rate Irackr. ning indiratr* these will !*• the late Arthur H. Vandenlierg. tered .South K " t r a n ca p ita l Aithur from the over-all Far | l h i Hm im I «»n I ' mMr ' l l • The 49-year-old Moodv ha* been Senate'* Armed Service* and of ixiwcr— the U. S. S. A. in ihe Il voted 22-144 in favor of U nited Nations troops p illlrd Ferclgn Relation* Commiltee*, al­ assigned to the New*’ Washington f-jiit and thr Umlrtl Stair* in thr gobble up raw materials si iucIi i K*i«t command, (tm- of thr points bark south of the lln iita u It iv r r , late tlv.it "the civilian ronuimy of of that disagtormrlit bn, been overriding an advene report of a though tonir Republican leader* Koreau since 1933. During World ill the ad joining sector to the east. W rit Britain irpirvents llw Iasi the we*tnii world outride America MacArlhur’a insistent call fojudiciary committee report on ihe want alto to Include lloute com- ■War II, he served as war corT h e y tdrw their bridges l.ehuid noth irlty to go after the enemy irlialilr bailn-ri of ilirngili lidwern respondent for Ihe News and tne will lie undrimined " them . bill, but a lwo*lhird» majority— 24 mlttee* in the joint Inquiry into North American Newspaper Al­ in his "privileged sanrluaiy' the iMilidea and strategy of thr Iwrrn ihr Iron Curtain and out own T lie western front w as s t ir w il Madv ufflcials Hint lamdon acr-i s the Yalu vole*— waa necessary unde' Hie Korean war. liance. w it ti Ixxlies of t ho usa rat, of I ihorrt," Dougla* laid. nrwapapet, n |Mjrtr*| lli.it llarol ' Mratemeyer ngiei-s with ttu rule* lo pul the bill on tht calendar. The expected atar witnesses “Senator Moody I* a !)em< C h in rs e , ru t down by art d iet* and lie «|xikr al the annual lum hcoh Wilt on, n.Vyrui old pri-.ldent **f riiagnsine'* eiirrrspoiulenl wh > O f Thr vote cam* after Senatora are big name*, Including Mar- crat," William* said In announc­ of thr As*oclat<-tl Pn-ss, world* l ih* II qt*l *if Trarb-, bad also t* i*o ge*tii1 that an i*lfe*tlv«a ir hiim hardpirnt. t'ffe,-tivo ai Mr Shandt of Gaint-aville and Hay- Arthur and SeeeeUry of Defense ing the aupointment. Moody'* wide nrwt gatbriing ruo|wr*tl\< Y signed* bhrt Ibrti .inter- funto* off* itsive would ‘ *.'intitule 111 A ll along the ce n tral feoiit A l ­ X X lS l'Jd f P A R K . Apt Y l ^ r t nard of 8t.~Paur»bunr unleash* d Marshall. The Joint Chief*, too, polillret affiliation waa nut gen Hi* aiblrres Ix-fot*- mors- than m inisters m ight follow. I.abut gn-nt.-st threat that tlw U. N A in H r (I !»%• \Vm t#ri lied troop* "ro lled w ith the punch" rrally known before, but hit a firm* attack on Johnston. The appear to be preparing for qur*. ti\ diet* IxtlllM -d that Prim * rsrinv faces III North K o rea ." M ityur W II \|» i iitillv f*»t They- fought from new (u n ltb iiia News Rditor Karl Lyslnger of Ho I lltil |K-r*oris in tin- grand Ixtllnxim PMaim-ter lOaattaaM CM N a i >lal Honing. Xitl«*-'» lialtv g o vern ­ " I agree With you HHI |n-i lMl||M|ft va to putdu‘0 of liiiWaldorf A 'toiia Hotel »* ,|,r Ol*' Xlondav night over u l-attl* ffj|d Delrnlt News, described him a During (he latter half of laat il jsrIs, lily lighted l»y giant -eaii'h ment might undergo defeat in I re n t," Stratetu eyer reidu*l. broadrasl over Ih*Mulucl l*rl |(-*lliiih t d llt if « n»ntn»vrt«\ “ A New Dealer from Ihe start." week. Ihe rhief* hold a serin* of llie l-iidgcl d-'h lil, tills w ick , T h i* work. X evidence of the t!*-d l-uiMiip i sues*II***I lintuy M$ 4'iiiillv «ni«l hi* h r lit s , flood lig h t, mid f la ir s unusual and prolonged session, Moody's appointment gives the Ibiuglns, now chairman of tl>< would l-rtng fil l,* m l r ile s p h o tn g lip li *m a g e n *r» l it itiriiliN t :»k'nm-t HoMitiir t lir m rrl- ilropiu-d from planes in their well-guarded suite of lb mix-rut's a four-vole margin In I D . N. w llh d ia w a U I . !. » t lir electl--n Th*- Con - rvatlv*- P a r t i I mail from the n il south ol tie- ‘ iijf hU t <i i i i (' iih rliitiu**^ hnvr (('iinlliiurd Dn i's ( r Six) I'eiitagon office*. the Senate, Vandenberg »»« a lie It ••h I I mmmI «»M I's s r Vain lliv e r , show ing as man* .* • •H*rn fn rlliru n iin K .*' Hr n*l*l**! llu n tiin m ill on the centr-il front Hurrying into the JCS sectio*, publican. 7u planes on th*- A n ilin e fu-l I th f.t I h r iiilit t ll WHs fiil.r r i w ith o ii|u or* n t ly w in - to itia itfh U n with portfidiua under arm. were Moody is a personal friend «f (In Xfiled llio*. |r bulged 'iuv(h« mi Ilia .XtaiK-buriuii ridlot* I I t'K lv l Rosa StoiiioTf Pit** there four met. who »h»re re­ Williams ami wasa lonf -liefriend ligi-nce re |n irt". In- .a y s , tnilnutM• 4’.iislly rail***! th r mrt^inir uf- " a n l at th is point. Ile a v i,-*: cunsponsibility for devising Ihe na­ Williams ami was a long-time iitra lln n s of lied lrix .p s **-r.- in O rlando Hospital mure a iir r n f t in Xlarw hniui mi f ••r Hollins I'rr^ h lrn t I'nul A . <e Manager tion's military strategy In the frirml of Vandenlierg. He went lo 1 Chamlirr of Co (b i* a re a .) N orth China " th a n ever Ix -fm e ' W i." . i t i k i il fi i in|H»rtunll) morning current and any fu rth rr war.: Kd Whitney atatrd Washington in 1V3.1. X lln d tu rre t ,l*M.d firm ••** tbto puhlirl)' tin * i f ) th r Hollins Mrs llosn H tuirm ff, M year " I I and mure ro u lil lu* flown in u**-r tally Inthat he had lirrn “ Illair Moody most completely •u»t central front agulu*' It. d Mild-mannered General Omar night. • nfit i n vrt s ) W'aiKiir* nl«o rh al form er r«--i*l*-nt *»f Sanfor*f •!*• *1 sed S t. funned that the i. -a n ils through ft irbtax ill bt m-t llradlry, chairman of thi JCS, meets the m e*ls of Michigan f<» In North Korea itse lf. Slm t* limited hi* r r i t i c i t»* »n»»l ♦ t h r lr in an O ilan d o lin sp ital yr-sterdav Ink will veteran of World War II high Senate representatfon and needs Johna-lndlan Rlvae H s a lls s M na r s a r « lt l ll> Wlf.I.AKD CONNOLLY meyer says, U . N. fo n e« sin* tlm ftrr« him um lrr oath followingn le n g th y illness. soon receive favorable eon*i*lrra. rommand service In Kuropc, who of Ihe nation for capable, vigor­ Th.- Sanford Post No. M a *, lit* firs t o f the vear ha** id--nti nt ii I'lild lr I k at tfik! Hoi ii In ly 25. |b x | in Ih d g n iin . tlon on th r part of tl. 8. ♦ngineerd. looks like on elderly (il wearing ous and experienced leadership," well ri-|ire*rnlr*l al lb<- Almricn ii ! fled some 5(1 a irs trip s built i it \ t'o ill TIm W »nl«i h n l lie predicted that thr project five star*. Wilburn- said. la-gion Dr|iartmrnl ronvi-olloo ut M r, S ln in o ff live I In ^rvnf hod-ling And when I It* v w --*• | n tiia lo ti (««iiei| $ - ta l MU'flt O i l ' will Ih* linkrd with both nsviguCri*p, inci*lve-*|H>ken Army | "I know him as a fine rilitrti On- Tbiii| i» Armory over tb*- w*-,-t>. from 1912 -nit it ul out in *- ai ago win'* In- moved to llflund’* Iximlxtd ttu- It* six ininuxbatelv follow tti|f day -iiv o 'i: M iT iu ilh lion and flood control, and will (Continued on Page Six) <t'*ail*a*a o s C m *1*1 end. Tlu-y slian-d in Ihr applai--- with lu-, tla lighter, Xtr*. It l> l l , s l l s s i X Ob l - s t , 1 » » l | hw*t t.»H*d On* iiitetin i* a- an in eventually ri-ault In n channel that giri-ti-d National Commandi i Harti- She wa, v merntx-r of tinj di\ Kliial ;ilid l»ot >i* ntnvor **f IS fret deep between the Sanford Karl*- (Vickr'x talk un-l threw tin-" F irs t X|*-ttue|ist Church in San , W in ti i Path N c ' mto M asonic l.odac .port and the Indian River. Miiqxirt in nu-asur*-* di-*igm*d n- font. N|»'iitm hih* tiNliiy u t h ir r timn * Mr. Whitney alio expressed the bring drpartmi-nt bvaili|iiar1i-i i • • M illilitre of iiln riito v * ••ekfaii u W A 8 IIIN G T 0 N Xr-r 23 i,P> ( t ill I *ll> VIVO, , III* hid*- lll-'th* I opinion that Ihr Nary will Insist back from rall*lia**«-e to Central daughlci Xli G eu ig c I XI* v*nd stud) of to hat it f i t nod the m l Mnvle "tough g u y " Joh n (* ir on a rniM state canal at th r route Home construction in .Hanford Friends' hero of Mr. and Mrs. Florida. This tb-clsion, however, e r u f la u ri-* llle . by ; three -im *. . inlttrtml • f » itloti* it > fie ld di-miunred ('•uiim tim sin to A *11*111 e lrc u l. In *-le-tiii-*l of thr ahandonrd project. Thi* a decided spurt during the J. R. Forrest will tegrrt to learn has Ix-i n drferre*! for a year. w irin g caused a sin n ll fire Fn d --, irr tirin l |Hdicii*> and I I a r iir fr n t *lay a* a " t y ra n n y " and told the Ja n ie M of Xtiami Si*nn g * canal and th r Indian Rivar canal took D*-li gates pieseril front Post fi t Georg* XX’ . of Hollywood, F la ., and night at 7 :4 3 o'clock al the XIu week when building permit* of the death of Mr. Forrest which and Ion* inure fm ;c «iul in u h lrtiU . lb-use Un-Anu-rican A c tiv itie s would allow shipments of com- past at their home in Albany, imluiU-d Cs|it. Fnrh- T. Lourk-. f.t. Corndr. It It. Stoino ff w itli .lu ­ nic Fudge fo r N egroes -it S«-v*-t»t t» T h r iiinuidttr** « i» ' »t»%its^l h r r r Com m ittee he Is not and never menial and military anppllr* by totalling |d7.lMg) In estimated occurred Commander Karlyh- llousli<dd- inland waterway* from Detroit value were Issued for seven hous- Ga. yesterday following a hrart Commandrr-rlect Denver Conlell. l l . 8 . N'avy lo N orfo lk. V n .; I I Street and Pin e Avenue Dnuitu-*- h> th r n r r i l t i v i eo inn d ltrt* o f ha* lx-en III the P a rty . attack. II*' offered tu tell a n y th in g he th r Ihdlittti Ih m id **t liu ^ te rA of grand* hddreu and tlu re g reat was s llg lit, salil F ir e Chief 't S' and New Orlm na to Miami and Mr. Forreat m a n a g e <1 t h e James (j. Calloway, Joel Field, Fd grand* htldrvn. Hyuney I. Ives wa* granted a , a hu h W n ifiirr Is e h a iin m ii. knows alxiut Ited front arim tica Cleveland. Jacktonvlllr. Company store for a Monforton, (lirster Miller, an I Ito llin* has lir r n m ih r ntidsl in Hollywood luit disclaim ed a c ­ Fltem en put out a gras* finFun* m l service* w ill I h eonSuch projecta, ha rtdtad, would permit to erect o 7 room, $18,000 Cliurchwell at U l Klliott Avenue. The numlx-r of yrara In Sanford and Janie* Singletary. dueteil ut Its i-*ae>n Knio-ml Hom e S a tu n la y m orning at !(•:•**» *' h-. k of tin In trrn a l ti|mmv •inn* tin* quaintance w ith m any In dividu als l*e of great advantage commrr- home Alti-rnnti-s werr William Pugi . tom orrow at 3 :3 0 P. M. ** it I* H uv. at T h irte e n th S tie e t • and Kim the time uf hi* death was still \ rat old Will* Mr I il IIIIOUIK «*1 about whom he wa* a -k e .l and -dally to Sanford a* the port uf Dawson Construction Co. has lilt- at associated with the Churchwell John IVatMin, D-mg lai«*ina J . E M eKinb-v o fficiatin g m t Avenue w here ttu- flam -- wen- that -•! of tin* roll* r*' * Tf» fn ru lty •Ivnied knowledge of the con­ ^Central Florida ami would attract contract. Other permits were: W. I,. Cart­ Company In Albany, lie is sur­ .latni-* F. Illanton D. S. Widd*l*-n. b u rial w ill fo llo w In Fve rg re en menacing It. F . K a g a n ', Feed it.* 1111*et -» wrutilil 1•• ttl A u k nections of utheis many new Industrial enterprise* Fiank Takach, Cary llarfirbl so l C e m e la ry. vived by the widow of Albany and I iiin in itte e Counsel F ra n k Taer at 22W 9 Grandview Avenue, six It in an iT iin m in niovr store. The store wa not lamaged to locate h rrr. concrete block. $10,000, one ihughler, Mrs. John O'Neil John T llraily Arm-ng the vUitm Venn, r starred "tit t*v pu ttin g to Mr. Whitney said that hr plan* rooms, weir JlnlgiDouglas Strnstrom liu- .lin k haired a. lo r iti*. dlrvcc Harry Robson at RI3 Fast Four­ of Memphis, Tenn.; ami two to attend th r atale conference of teenth Harry W itter, Tod Swalm m -t ■ liu'stion about ('om m unlst memHtrret, $9,1*00; M. I,. Nich­ grandchildren. New York S how ers M aeA rthur With Honor And T ape chamber of rommrrca manager* ols at 2402 h*-i ship w hich a iimnt»er of ft Funeral servlcea will I# con­ w. It. Connolly, Avenue, $8,000; at Fort (.audrrdale May I7-IR-I9, , Mr*. Hoy Mvrtbc u re , from the en tertain m en t The Sanford drh'gatinn enjoyi-«l Graham, Grandview ducted turn'd row in Sylversler, and ha> Iwen named to conduct a Avenue, $9,000; fi*-'t liave refm e.l to answ er. Norman K. Fell, Ga., Mr. Forreat a old home. Mrs. thr Idg para-lr <n Franklin S tn - ' clinic for managera on personal lot* 13.1415. Highland H e answered "n u " ami emidtaPark, $8.- A. II l.ovrjoy and Mrs. W. K. on Satunlay afternixin. and a fish problem*. s lt c il it. " a b s o lu ti'ly " and Ratten ami Ayrhe, "oo Rallies have left to attend th« fry at the fair ground*. He Ha* al»» been appointed a* n 000, Although the Sanford group “ I have a lw a v s baled Com ­ member of a scholarship cum- Fast Fourteenth Street, $7,000. services. m u n ism — It Is u ty ra n n y , a dicta *up|m rted Tom K e lly , M lapd, win .m ilter of Ihr group, thr pur]i««r to is b ip , it is against dem o cracy," lost to F ra n k I . Folsom-, T a m p * , “of which i* lo select a promising <dn fi* Id said. in the ra re fo r departm ent rum young rham brr f t eomm* rce T h e movie s ta r was the leadliian d er, a 297 to 2&H vote, t ie ) WlIF.ItKAS The Presidenl of the United States of America managrr In attend Iba. Southeasto ff w illlr s s ill ii new week of a ll Joined the rh e rrin g fo r tlo lias proclalmrsl the nineteenth day of 5lav I9,il rrn Im tltu tr for (M atter of comh earin gs in tile House com m it­ w in n er. o . A It MFD FORCER DAY ami haa Invited our metre manager* In North Camlinn. tee's In vestig n tin ii of Ib-il in f il­ The natty Miami Drum and cltUrnry to render appropriate honor to the Army, tra tio n in ih e movie in d u stry , llugle corps filled the airditorlu-ii Marine Corps, Navy ami Air -Force, teamed f**r lie said be was 38 year* old with sound ami rhvthm, following our national defense, a* well aa to all veteran* and wa* born on New Y o rk 's - '* this election and. the flanfiwd of the service* now honorably returned to civilian j F a st Side. group wa* among those who ga*life, and ' He related that in- started in them a hearty cheer. WHEREAS nur Armed Porres at their several posts of duty tin- theater a* "a *n*-ar e a rn e r" LAFAYKTTK, Ala., Apr. 2S— Among the many friends grerlon land ami sea, at home ami abroad, courageously ir**a lla a » 4 Oa I'aee T « , l 1/77—J. Thomas "Cotton Tom" ed by Ihe Sanford delegation wo ■ ami unselfishly protect and promote the doctrines ilfeflln, former U. 8. Senator ami Claude Kolnon, formerly of ihl* VFXV M i l l upon which our Nation waa founded, and one of AlnhniM’a most stormy city and now commander-elect of A ll n i’-: dxrre o f the V e te ran s of WHRRKA8 It la fitting that our gratitude for the devotion of ltic* | figure*, died a t hi* Ihe llanla Legion Post. j Fo re ig n W ant Post w ere today of our Armed Force* he given concrfrte personal m here yesterday. Ha waa S2. requested by Com m ander P at riprcaalon, The form er aenator and conMUKPIIY MAIt It I AGE 1Johnson to tie p ie srn t at the meetNOW THEREFORE. I, Prod A. Dyson. Mayor of Uw City of greasman, whose political career DAI.I.AS, Tex., Apr. 23— 4At1mg tonight at 8:181 o'ctix-k at .he Sanford, do hereby proclaim May 19, 1951, as ended In 1930 after hi* break Audte Murphy, film artur who I Leg io n H u t, when n ffice r w ill lx» ARMP.D FORCES DAY with th" Democratic Party lw-i was the most decorated soldier | c h i lest. and call upon mv frllow rltltens to display the yean earlier over the presidential of World War II, and Mis* Flag of the United States at thylr hom o ami nomination of Al Smith, had keen Pamela Archer, for airlines ho* places of business on Armed Force# Dev ami to In declining health for several less, will lx- married today. participate in rxrrrisei expressive of our re­ yean. It will he Ihe second marriage cognition of the skill, gallantry, and uncompro­ JACKSONVILLE. Apr. 23—i f ) Fnneral services will be held for Murphy. 23, whose dlvorro 78 mising devotion to duty rharacteriatle of these 49 Atlanta R kjw tt Tuesday, a t 11 A. M. from actress Wanda Hendrix be­ men and women of our Armed Forcoa who have fa) 49 Itoston After d ivo rcin g h im M lf fro m came final Apr. 18. It is the with high honor followed our Flag la peace and f.H 17 Denver g f l k * pparty In 1921 o M earn Deign Drat marriae for Mtaa Archer, a r t y _____ 31 war. Ih * Moines 49 Uuweghoat 28. *. REAL Fresnu 871 54 C Sibliro 31 43 St. Paul I have IN WITNESS W PRESBYTERIAN MEN 55 89 1930 Phoenix hereunto t and A, C. McNurlvn of UmatUla will rtl 47 XVashlngton their caused tlw City of be n e a t speaker at the meeting 29 42 XX'innlpeg Sanford ta la 23rd of Men's Club of the Preahvteria -1 69 81 day of aprll, 1 ... With arm raised in saluto to th« cheering crowds. General of the Army Dgugtas MarArthur Jacksonville Church Tuesday evening. He will 73 Ml F. A. Dyeon he Introduced be D. R. Crumley. rides slowly up ihe skyscraper canyon of New York's lower Kroadway for the formal reception at Miami w I 64 75 Mayor Party*a aoml Newly elected officers will he In­ City Hall. Manhattan's traditional shower of ticker tape fa lls >*n llie General ami his tumultuous ad­ Tails liassre 81 7U Taiupa feaerml ducted lain office a t Ihe meeting. mirers alike tn this unprecedented welcome. (Inte-natamal t ' -' ' • - ' - ' ‘ .'.-.rl' 1*4 Moody Is N a m e d Britain Termed T o Vandenberg s Last Bastion 0 ( Seat In S e n a t e U. S. In Europe Bevan Resigns In :i Protest A g a i n s t Armament Pudge* Mayor ( alls Off City Mcclihg On Rollins (olle^e CanalLinkFavored Bv U. S. Engineers, Whitney Declares Transfer Of Legion Headquarters I s Deferred At Meet In Artur Donoiinrcs Communist Party, Denies I5ein»» Red Former Sanford .Man Home Construction Spurts In Samford Dies In Albany, (Ja. Suffers .Small I'irc Proclamation Colorful Alsbaitiu Politician Dies C Tht* Weather f i*jr- .T+fr msmm* % m i *.*' ik S m ' ! ■ • - “ Xi *f ■ m - Lk. . im � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 20, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 20, 1951. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 20, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/53b14f189f675903ed3c639d021a5b0b.pdf d32e579d0d5802549894c0041eaec359 PDF Text Text Jo" *■•Sf*:V ‘ ""1,1 g3*** 4 . <■'• imwswpbw - . ■ * X*r? 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Reg.?/< 2 for 28e SHOE LACES (m u fie ,? /'.« v .l(l Rng |Or 2for f Ic lm VEI.OPES q tin r tr r ' i" i '* *** a-Uo’ n l'-tl l . f l l i r.iiiitn u m t Irnnpa w n r m i|r<| ... w o tin iln l T n r.d a y in ground a rt ton alonr. A lio .I N aval fo r r r - T m >la» poimdetl r«'>i ami w o .l . <•» I la it t t la Ith n m w lio rn r n r tillr r y and r a r i l r r plane* T’ 11 #|i»'ifH HI i'll'*’ W l***K ra ra and n ln r w a rrh o iM i* dr •tin yr.1 . M a iin r flit*, w w ot klntr In rlu * r aUp|H>rt n f p io u n l tro o p * a M a rk n l llrd Klin p o -iilo n * nm l r.iail I r a lf ir • - !-■ I 1 R r; r- r!v ; tV fe t* . °< M /V G N t 5 | A �•IS Stye MacARTHUR III U n i t y T h e r e Is S t r e n g t h — T o Protect I l n f r t N of Ihc W orld; T o ProMola the PY egress *( America. T o Prednee Prosperity far S a f n i VOLUM E AN KittahlUhfd 1908 XXXXU Special Session IN D E P E N D E N T S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A T A I.L A IIA H K B H , Apr. 1 9 I*P)— A hill lo reqaire atate offielal* nr employea who make more than SI.500 a year to file ropiea of Ihelr Ineom# la i re­ turn* with the secrotary of stale was Introduced by Rap. Nesmith of Wakulla today. He said Ike requirement would promote howrot (o r eminent by making it possible lo flail oat If slate worker* may have "received bribe* or graft from person* 9 * h o would endra re r t « rau«e sorb official or employe In he. tray the puhlie Irusl mt fmesahe for private gain the public in­ terest and tire their loyalty tr other* than the general pub­ lic." ' T A L L A H A S S E E Apt. 19 -t/l’ i — The Florida Houtc. warned that a governor could virtually “ deal the dome oil the rtp ilo l” while f t * legislature itn'l me*it»y. lujay *,Vto>ed a p.nfuad *n » maker* call themselves into special t f'ontinucd On Tape H it) J u d g e M. B. S m ith D e fe rs R u lin g On T e rm in a l1 B t> p d s Judge Millard B. Smith an- ruling for a tint* and lakh the rase under advirement. The date for further hearing on the matter wag no! set h r tinlre Smith, (aid City Attorney A. Edwin Shlnholaer thH morning, hut J t w«a indicated by the Judge that eh* will call a hearing when h* hat thoroughly reviewed the argu­ ments. Tire motion of the C ity aa pell tinner to strike the answer of a group of Inter*enera seeking lo block the bond i*atte was argued hy M r. Shlnholser am) f). W. Spencer. Fred Wilton. D. C Hull of He I.and and Compton FreWch of Day­ tona Beach presented' the argil#*ent» for the interrtneni. Among the matters raiseit in the answer of the Interveners were questions as to the legality of the blicntton of notire prior to legstive enactment on the terminal bond Issue. The act Itself and the resolution regarding It as adopted the C ity Commiasion. was quested as to legality, aa was alto the C ity ’s power to pledge park Ing meter funds, said M r. Shin’ olser. m The City, he added, (ought to 'vstabliah the validity of all of the proeaadinga ami in Urla re­ gard the C ity counael referred to rourt decisions on rvlatM bond Issues in other ritias In Florida. B ^ M r * T. F. MeDanicl’H Mother DIch 8 MtWcnly Hr. and Mrs. T . F- MrDanUI have laft for Atlanta. Ok- where #.vey were railed by the sudden ’ death of Mrs. McHvnWV* mother, Mrs. Bari O. Riclitrdseu, which ^carved ^Isst night foil owing a Funeral services for Mrs. Ri­ chardson will he bald Saturday at the H . M. Pattereon and Son* Funeral Home and burial will follow in an Atlanta eometery. In addition to Mr*. MeDaniel. Mrs. Rlehardson la also survived hr there aorta. T A R L E G IS L A T IO N Ta g Ceilsrtor John L Galloway left fa r Ta lU h a M M . fdaterday ■ gad auto tag i » *h? r purr NEW SPAPER TH U R SD A Y A.HMKiatcd Prciw Leaned Wire A P R . 1 ». lit:.I A llrw v iro P w a L a r V lld v I r O I I C JD C # _ I n in o c o I in n o v M IIIC o t —j l l l v u Captured Hwachoi. * ^r.v:RoirtSlows Advance i»*ue*1ate *»n"' uVr 4; liimlamrnl.il and tr.u h W EA TH E R cloud) m d unsettled Frida) with occasional and thunderstorm* rr ■ In north and centra; Mild temperature*. N o . 171 Four ^Points Of Fnr ] Policy Pc vealed To Congress or Hy Retired General O W A M IIM i IO.N. Apt. I‘< trl") A ■tenopiapiiit transcript C-peral Douglas M acArtlim 'i .nlclrri* l«» l "iiutc*, to.l.«v folio*** Mi. I’rrvident. M r. Speaker and ilulin.’milinl menil*er* ol the t-°3gte»s: I rland on this roil runt with a >'*•- ol ilrrp linnnln* mo |||id; {.u.mlity in |hf w.*kc - I •liosr- grr.il \mrnran arcliitrili ol our lutloiy who have itnod litre lielore me. imile in the rcelrrltoli | A l H C r i C i i i i * T ? 5 * '* » i P o i l r i,,|m 'd legislative ilrbatr tcptr.rtit human liliril* in the • , A . A • I’tttevl lo w vet devised. , H ltO At C l A tO U IlU ||ri< an i nteir.l the hopes and .isputillon m l (•iillirr* «| llir rV t in a * * - __ _ __ i *- r* *a»P ~ .d?.r)Vcrnor Co CapitoIDomc Under j Present ” Legislature T o ld '% D A II.Y Mostly through shower* perially portion. Liraikd Aliied j Text iMacrtHTiurs Hide ~*i Tituugh Favkoti' Sate Francisco Sii'CcU " B ill Passed By Florida House T A L L A IIA H H H E . Apr. 1 9 (41— The Florida Serrate today tendered the Stair Welfare board to liv e another Mate agency the name* nf peraoOa' rtOeitfna aid for blindness. A rewalutinn by Senator* Collins of Ta ilshaaaeo, llaynard of 81. Peter*• bur* and Franklin of Fort Myera *aid a Senate mm M ftfee had been advised that aome t m per■on* crltinc » elf are benefit* mold be rehabilitated by the Florida eoanrll for the blind. Ifmtft SPEEDY VICTORY TH E u" ',,r j W A S H IN G T O N , Apr. 19— i T’ i — General Houcls* MacArthur said tod*) that “ inter­ nal subtersion and corruption” anil "detailed rrginientaliun" threaten the rountr* no !»•»’ than in Co*/* *S a-hington's day. lo a brief addre-- before •he Pauchtrr* of •h' , Revolution, 'ta r Vtthiir ■ • ’ "llll?, ' ' “The riim ptrsitir- and con­ fusion and the dr I.tiled regi­ mentation itter our dull* liir* threaten our rountr) to*la) m* le»« than in w i-h ir'jto n 's day." quite beyond Inc train* paihian TO K Y O . Apt. 19 </|*> Allied I c.iuticicuticnt. ITiey mu*t hr trsolvcd on the Im-hrd plane « l ns I loop* today lam., brd a lumtrd I on.yl inlctcil ll out co*tt»c t« lo ptove sotlnd md out liituir ptolrtlrd I Irusl. tlicicfoic. that you will do mr llir unlnc of rrc.civittg that atlai t north ” 1 the newly rspluird I It* a< bon i*owrr dam and tc*ct- wiitcll I lu>c tu »ay *» -tvtely ryptcs»tnK (hr cunodeted ytrwiK>mt of W A M IIN G T O N . Apt voit on the cast-central front in a Mlow Amcricen - Genetal Dmigl.u MaiAithut »4lJ I »ddic** you with ncilltr' tanroi noi Inllcinr. to the ladiny North Korea. lodav hi* view* of the Eat E.vt Ihc Allies ifirrd the lug liydrn- I m i Iir Ii I of Idc, with hut one purpose in mind lo irt\r m y munti) “ have liren fully dialed hy p -y re|e. trie pr»«l Wrditc*day aflct llcib (apidauic). to ally every military leader'* inIhc lituey ate itlohil, an I so liitciloi knl tint lo **ui*i»*ri llir who had tlcfended it alulslscvrisly •hiding the U. S. Joint Chief* of fin *lay* *lipi>rd away In the nnilh pioblcn.l ol one acclot oblivion* In tl*n%c *d motliri ti lull I i-iilll .Staff. I Imioand* id Allied doughhoyt Jti.ulci Ini ’hr whole. \Uiilr -\<ia i» iomni"ul> n ln r c d to .* lie flu* attrition hy the deputed vail-way lo KufO|>c. ll I* no lc«* true that l unqw i» ihr gateway i t Itouted into the dam and ic*ctra t I attrin commander in an sdynu ate,* United Nation* riflemen A na. jnd t!i- broad influence of the one cm md fail to hr.* it. drrvt li* Congte** Itnuglil a tint'.) -lim it moth (mm llwaclmn at impail UJKM1 the ollici. I hcic .uc lhn*c win* il iun *nii tllrn illh o ill tpplame with Republican membeis adequalt to pioieit on I m > i I i fionli. that **r cannot ....... . out cfloit. the wc«l eml of the tc'crvnir. I hey •landing and cheering. MacAithui Itailed flic willi an enemy gtoitp I can ihint ol no k ic s Ici espicssion of dcfcaloni tapplause). ■ j wa* inlrttupled for neatly a min­ If a |>ofcnlial enemy *an divide In* »tiem’llt on l « n front*, it i> r • 'r \ of ondiH lined iltengtli hut lalet lot us lo co»ntet In* effoil. Ih c Cotnmiintit llu rii t* a global one. ute willidtew. He had previously trtiat— i the Chinese Red* pulled hai h all It* *utce»*iul advance in one *-clot tliieatcn* llir drtltuclton ol c*rty Glarping * wrlcnrne home l*iuqurt, Mr*. Houghs M arArlhur rhlt* with the f»*m*-r Supreme Com­ mander and their sun, Arthur, through the streets of San Francisco from the airport to the St, Fran* along llie trnltal flotil in the moun­ other *etlot. You cannot t|»j'eaie *u otherwise «itttcndci to fout t*oinl* of his jlnlegic |v**|icy ri* Hotel. The trip, normally mode in let* than an hour, took many lime* that a* crowd#, estimated at tainous *tea uc»l ul the teiervoit t'ornmunistn in A*ie without *in*ultane**usly unilriniinmi* **ui rlfoii* in for the Orient. They wete, he said more Ilian a quartet of a million, milled nlxiut thra antonmhllr, I Intel national Soundphotoi I An economic him Lade of Itain. smoke and bare made »lt j o .ll il» itlvatlte in l.*'tot*c (a|*plau*e ) •nluir nit l Iona olwrrvatlnn ini|wi.*ililc. Hut t'nltr<l Heyoml iioinling out the** y-nctal tiuorn i di 2. A Natal him Lade c.f the •ivcly far ahead of their line* In , . , tk b plttfiill* !«w. •- inf it* Iv lower China *o*»|. lliotp liclgbt without op ° |w|or; nnr b...e craggy height* „ . v ohjeellvtly now in tin ibi avtatloli lift in 1. Removal of the letlfirtiolis Worlil Irgul gie| h < a nona»»e*« the situation now .sUtlm , w ar’*, wale tl artial teconnaitsan'e over play little loot in A*ii*n thinking on Heavy tain slowed Ihr Allir*l m„ ,t m m ptrbrod k iiiii China. pudi on the western front. tliinw Ana'* past and the r*' nn*| are llitle understood. Wiial the people strive fw it Chinese mounted a daylight. viiliiTinnatv change* which have d A temoval of the reitfuliops q.ui.m*ny#lsed eoiiut erst tack in „ ,nryfli h„ rl„ „ ... t„ the llte op|Hirtunity f"t a little Plot** M r». K. J. Kouth w#i eletieil no the ground fotcet of Nation simile* In.lde Itrd hotel* north of ,,r w „t. |^ng t)«p|olle,| bv the foml in tin li intnuch*, a Intipreudent of the Sanford B u Mm »• liilhlng on tboli luiik* i*l China "with Inguinal Mipport lieltec ' T o i ’V .1 1 . I . r '"-called colonial powrr*. with and Profe»\|onal Woman'* Club at ml a little firttu-r rt»of over , film, u i.“ Allied attlllety and a late i*f |,u|r ouportunity to arhtevr a meeting last night at the Cham trtn<wi alt illk r threw bark the „ n r of juilicr, in- tbc.r head*, sod the reallta'lon I % the Ne* Iwr of Commerce Building. Kite of th* nuitnal nationalities urge .... . . - T - .. CL•, . * . . . ■ dlvi.tuiF- dignity nr a higher for I# '. ' Itonall.t HooJU of V h llig kat Shi V |mrlHWal rollural fi'.dotn U. N. fotees inched forwatd Up «tsodaid cf life sitrl* . •mill* I T‘ was .eiertv i These pollflral cocih I *-*mditloni, willi the United .Stale* fiirnidiing the lad hiPere*! Iiefore Chore on. pnhlr adnilold ration in vh-y-prealdcnt Other o f f l e e r s (-t-sinai I . It, , n \ 17 *lr "•!*•’- m,,th " t ,h r h**rder th* Philippines, the people .f have hut an Indirect I’rtrtlr-i upon *upt>lie«. P d H TS M fH rfl-f. Eng.. Apt. 19 elected were. Miss Elsie K«rt.-v, SfcMJAI. Japan. Apt. I • | Other Allied treop* nenrrd f hig- (\ ,i H f„,mY |)„|r opportunity In out own ti.*1i"itiiI serurity, Ini’ < herring halted hun hlirflv whin first vire-presldsnt; Mrs. B. It. </!’) - A ce»«ue >hip made con­ Carter, »ecnnd vice-president: Mr*, General Matthew H. Ridgway i yontf, outlie,i.t ,»f Chorwon and gy,,. jtl,t past to throw off do form a harkdmp to rontem he came Ip both the trtond and IHitnrv id.ytining which rriii-t be new United Nations roniman'let ' HI nl' oilb * inside the trillntnl. the iliarkles of coloitivlluii «n I tact tociav with an ob|ecl which hal l.ltlle, rreordlty secretaiv thoughtfully considered if we al ­ third linin'*. might lie llir •iihmitinc Aflrsy Ml*s Dorothy Von ilerhull*, r-u- warned today that the United „ o'ren ’ MIRII to ll'efit n w w"a n«ivtunity, " "". T " ’f V* J'',’1• to avoid Hie |vitfalls of uiueal „ , * n i k I h h ip win! n'Hr/iit % nrrrtnft»ir «it»f• \1icArthur *aid of hi* |*<>li* v "of '• i ■ e svrrctarv and Mr*. lMp|K-tl on I lie bottom o( the EngJslate* it iimlei imminent lineal weie working *l*v and nigh* to dignity, slid the self-rrspert d ism. Marion Harman, treasurer. till* I h**e hern severely in lK i.r i lith Channel, but llieadmiralty raid of waf." wrath si proof road* nuaiimt the f,*»,|om. ttf more dlfnt and iininrillate Mrs. Helen Ilennatt, district di­ beutiiig ti|iim our niitional »e- in many iiuatlriv. |uim '|> illv ait had little ho|>e any o) the 7^ rector of the organisation an I leg­ On In* litti fittl m*|*e*ti*.n untie*In,n trine a* i| There wa****"" Mustering halfan of then* earth's wn nu tiuw a> no offirial. e»*..anao tu rity are the changt"* wtirugh'. Inoad " Rut, lie laid, h - It til nrvei officers and men aboard were ilill islative chairman uf the Otlsnlo Supreme Commander. Ridgwa* tlnn f**r the «u*l*lrn Red pulllwek { | rj , ouf,e« the.e In the strntrgli |>iit*ritial of tin- heard my criticism of these views li. and P.W. Cllth outlined pemilnr alive. told the 221,d Regiment of Cal, »ha« ^rm ille d the .................. ^ “ ^ ( d V ^ ^ V o T i d .lV n g ' new I'nrifir Ocean in the roitlte of from "rc*tr*m*ihle military auihorover the IIwa* lion .lam and re- f(im , ^ i(hy mor„ m„ rrU li the past war. A diver was »rnl to the bottom legislation. Tw o stal* measure- wete ep. fointa'* newly arrived dOth Divi ities. including our o r i joint lo find nut whether the object Prior thereto the wa-.tern vita ... . , .. . , with which to raise the living found by -mind wave contact |H)*nl hy Mrs. Bennett, one a ■ton: Eight of the dam a |H flmelgate* *taml*nl and the adaptation of tegie frontier of the Cliitrd Chief* of Staff." might l»e the submarine, which rlati-e in a bill which would pro­ "To all intepti and pitr|M»ae were still oneti The dam i.« nsn design of mmlern progre Slntr* lay on tin Itltnral line nf MaeAlthur *ald he had calle<| l-ecame stink under 198 feet of vide that Juvenile court judgt t b» ynti'ra here in **at. feet long ami 2Stl fret high I the|r own dlstinrl rollural the Atiieriras, ** lit an e*|ip*ed f'U reinforreinetit* in Korea li it Fetm.-r. water after a practice dire Mon­ lawvcri. Judge Mattie "We .vtaod under the Imminent tiaeks on water for II mile# and epflroomsnts. i-land -aliept t\**ndirig out iv a* informer! the*- were not avail­ day nigh* The point wag shout Orlando, one of the outstan-bnc threat of war which rati be up once w* a pi*jot .outre of power Mulvwv and able lie .aid hr had warned that Whether one adhere In th- •hrotigh Hawaii. ( OMlntreM D r f> iv four and half miles aoutliurd of juvenile judge* of the state i* not leashed al the tone and plarr *d eoncept cf colonlalixation "* nor. tiitatn tn t|i, l’l'ilrj*,unr« Thnt utiles, permission «*< granted tn where the Affray should have a lawyer. »be pointed «ut choosing of other people , . . _ , thi* ia the direction of ,\..isn -vlieni pinved ti"' in *Mil|Mirt of '•otitli Manchurian la-e» idnck lo submerged— about a mile off ber Opposition was alio voiced In th-- t'hlrin eoa*t and u*e National-However good yon iM nkjrjH . progress snd the/ not iic t np.d strength hut an av*riue of wial. course. a hill which would prohibit worn are. and I know you are gnod t It it a corollary to the shift of ties* alnrig wlurii the menu 1*1 fn|re* on Formosa lb- ,-*.*••*ni f. J . Callaghan, Patliatnrntary eo from working at night. She you've got • long way to go to of hi* command "forbade vvturjr" the world reonomle frontiers a* could and did attack T in I'arlf' Secretary In the Rritish Admir­ stated the requirements of wom­ teach toe standard of vetrrnu in Korea. was a potential rn-a of ndvnnce I Ihp whole eplesnter of world alty, announced this, hut tald at en who hold nubile office* nnd Itluntly, MaeArtiiur «aid tlie in*ea*«.ned e o n , h a t A f . T I l i n V A U ! "tL lrt'''ro ta tre ^ h ic k ' toward the f*ir any predator v fotre Intent the same time "hniws that any lisle*! among these, good jm l«- JAmerirant troop* who are just acroa* the #M f l l l l I I I I C T t\ S whtnrr |t a|a rte*l. i*I•-1it stiiking at tin lairderirv; tervention of tin t'hlo**e f'om* live* will now be saved are infill, common sense and fair play. water. I atn confident you'll in*’ miinlat- In the Korean flirliling In this situation. It become* land ana*. •Iwlngllng." Mt*. Carl P rlio r announced every minute of tin- t'me you've liad rnllrd for "reall'tle adjust­ LO N D O N , Apr. Its t/Vi Neola vital (ha*, our own country orient All this was ihanged hv our Th e Admiralty said earlier it that the final dinner meetlnjr of it Iw* alive you ilon’t know ami who awiprd Mritain's t-unpaHup Its tvilielea In ennsonanee witti ment *>f ti*il it a t v stint* gy nnd *urh I’aelflr victoty • V ia t 'tiategir had no reason for arousing hope the It and P.W, speech elinlr will don't know when the chip, will *leei*ions iiave not l » m f'lithrum* Stone of Srotie committed "a m l 1 thi* haslr ravolutlonat v eondltioo fr**ntler then *(nft*-d to embrace that any of the men aboard now hr held tonight at 7 i l ( o'clock et Ire down." art of vandalism," Attorney 1 tathet than pursue a course Mind ami entire Parifi* It, ran. which Ing." Urntild he found alive. the Monte/unia Hotel. The 200 mile trip ftopi Tokyo gar MaeAlthur said he w it lint tletter*1 Sit Hartley Shawrrm* to rrelity that the rnlnnial era became a vast moat to prntrrt la-ng ilirtire from the bottom Also announced was the notice pever intiwelefi a .la|**n gatrliwm consulted I.* advance on the rin d ­ said tn*l»y, but he told the House is now past and the Asia people, of the English f'hannel cut all of the special game between the tts as long at we brl,| it. Indeed tr«*«llaa*4 no t-ss- Silt of Anivrican troop* into Koof Como on* he won't have any. haven't the right to shape thel* it art* as a p p d o tlv * shi*ll ing practical hope today for the res­ Orlando and Sanford h a trM I rra. hut the mot* "proved lo he Ireidy d r iart! rtrd fnr it ___ . . . . _____ _ own free dsstlny. What they fur alt of the \nieri*M npii a'l „ , nun,j 0M ; ' cue of 78 men entnmhed In the cluh* at Orlando on Apr. 30, pro The Kt'.oe, ii|»ni whirh lit Itain’* »erk now Is friendly guldanr* Inst British .Submarine. reed* of which will go toward the frr*. land* of llie I'a n fir Ore*" I lit* voire rising le vihrapcy, I l f a | Wln^M hnvr Isrrn »*rnwriri| for r#*n nnder#tandinir and aupport, not area. We r**n<r<d it t*. the shore* MaeArlhur told r'ongres* "W e The British Admiralty -aid thl* purchase of a inoblls s-rav unit ■ iinperious *firertion (applause), «*f Asia hy a chain *»f Island* , cnuhl hold In Korea hv c .u-larit morning that It had reeelvwf no by the Orlanilo B. and P.W. club. # ......... . . . . . . . . ... Arbroath, the dignity of erpialitv and not extending ill an an from tho 1 maneuver . . hut « r rnuld hr |*e nt report* to justify hope* thn* *h* Mr*. V II - Orantham wa* Intro, I l| p g A f in e Ilm s s u u -Scudaod. hy unid* nlifi* d Scuts the (nine nf suliJuguG.JP (Continued on Page His> dured aa a new memletr. Aleutiniis tn th* Mai i*»rihita. held h"*i for only an indecisive - «m 1 / ll.n / m i l llllltD M altout a week ago. ll had hrer. II stllstl* *»a *••«. »l*i palgll." Their pre-war standard of life, the object of a nationwide searrh Those who would appear*- Red ainr* It was snaichrrl ftotn G R A N D R A F ID 8 . M k h . Apr ever sinr. •’hina "are blind" MacArthur said. 19 •4’t Senator Arthur II Van Westminster A ld -y 107 day* t« lie declared Soviet Ru-.ia w*iuld ilepljerg *lied la*.t night. fore. not neeestarlly tnr,h tier power Death rsm r quietly to Mlrhl ShsviM"” said tine* nf font with Red China if the I'nited Na gin's Republican senior Senator ardanl .Scottish Natlonaliata linklions forrea rarrie*l th war fur­ after a long tllne--., 27 *lav<* fol- I "d In the spectacular theft have ther. Any new enemy, h* aid, will louring his kllty-aevenlh huMidav. | admitted Ihelr impllralion, hilt he •trike only if it feel# llir ! sl.incc Senator Vand-nbcr* had Imen i mid he did not think the publlr *•* in her favor on a worhl scale II) IIK R M A N It ALI.P.N figoling trnarioualy to regain hi* j inter**! re*pilted direct criminal li*' declared earlier tha* For­ health since surgery October d, I proee*dings. W A S H IN G TO N . Apt. 19 48't Many a hem *n*l llmmandt *d mosa must not he allowed tu fill 1949, for temoval of the upper lobe The Ktone, kiv-vn lo Kents as vulonou* American troop* lute lr*«l the route up I'ennryl* .m u Avenu: Into enemy hands of his left lung. The opetallon "BrotlandV. Htone of Destiny," wa* ll I* part of an island .ire, he was performed at University of looted from Krone Abbey jo 1290 that General Hougla* MacArthur follows tmlay. aid. from whirh (?. K ait and sea One irr|x»rt*nt difference: m*>»i of them lu*e woupd up *ailing power can rontrol th - I’acif'r and Michigan hospital, Ann Ailmc. and brought t*> F.ugland Kcots, lie recovered and returned whose rulers for eight rentnrlrs at th* Whit# House. Th*- M i r -4 — * — maintain It a* a protective ‘ mt-ai" briefly tn his Kenate duties. In had Iwen rruwneil while seated Arthur parade I* scheduled t** corning ronuiutteer, ir.-wev " » « * for all the America-. April of I9M) h - underwent n *ec "It the Ktone, never let up In wind up at the Washington plainly a#lgni*he*l" ,*t the ni*vr MacArthur concluded with n reond major operation at Washing- their demands for it* return. Rut Monument grounds. of the throng, the Rlar said, and rollrctlon of the old soldier haMud ton’s Georgetown Hospital for re- the Bullish regard its rightful The hlihnir avenue’s first hip l**iwe,| constantly In all directions "Old aoldirrs never die. they just tnoval of a tumor from his spine. | (dare as Wealminster Ahl*ey, "There was an evident lack of fade awav." victory sb"W was th* Marrh *>f He said h# was rioting out 32 the b**y» ip blue in 1886. Th**n any attempt op the part of the SC H O O L M BBT D A V M K K T IN G seud* of union troops passed in admiral to pose or t<» art before vrars of military servi*.- with that Runt. T . W. I^w ton left this Elactl-n of officer* of the DI* review, but no one man wa* the great rrowd," the Ktar's ba'lail in mind. morning AmerteenE HVeterans lias for Gainr-ville where hr ahled . . . ____|____ . ______ Post alngl-1 out for tribute. "I now close rpy m ili'alv carver writer said. *111 attend a eotiferenre of state will uGtr plarr at a meeting toIn contrast was the parade 31 After the President presented ami Just fade away," hr said suprrintrndrnta. I night at 8:00 o'clock at the year* later for Admiral George the sword, the two rode bark up dramatically. "A n "Id a*ddh-r who H ' ur II bbmI ( l i r«R » Eltl legion Hut. and Lin Twyman, llewry, th* hern of Manila Hay Penrisylvanln Avenue t<* the W I I A r K IN A N A M K post commar.drr, to*lay urged In th<* Kpanish-Amerlran War. White llnipe In carriage*, fol­ P IT T K IH IR G H , A rr. H I -4 8 V - all mrmliers l»e present. Refresh­ IH-way received a Jeweled lowed by the nffirera etui met; The police want no more r**m- ments will lie served. ewurd, voted him hy ropgress. In of the Olympia, Dewey'* flag plaliita from this Joe JA ( KKONVtLLE Apt l!*-i,P ) ceremonies at the capital (let. ship. That night MeKI.rley enter­ Ilia full name gum* up the 3. 1*99. A S S A S S IN A TIO N tained with a dinner fnr 80 Atlanta works. Dewey was a tremendously at C H I G A G O . Apr. 19— ( 8 V the While House fno Iliimar*, Th* con* heard from him last Heavlly bordered In black, the popular figure. The Washington speeches i. HtnwnsriPe night, about hta stolen auto following two column notice sp Bvening Star recorded that as Almost exactly 20 years later Chicago license plates. pea red among advertisements In Admirals Schley and Sampson, -on 8*pt. 17. 1919— the rlty Denvtt But by the time his telephoned the Chicago Tribune; two other war heroes. appeareJ turn#*! oat again for G.c hero of Des Moine* complaint was entered, passed fa Respect T o Th e Memory Of there was a ripple of applause W orld War I, General John J. Detroit alone to operators and moved New York General Douglas MsrArthur from th* crowd Jamming the I’erahing. over the teletype, the confused Who Was Politically Ae- capita! ptua "but when Dewey Pershing himself, on horseback, Washington department teetered on something nlaated By The Demncratl • came 'u »«cht the outburst was was at the head of the parade, Montreal like chaois. Administration, We Will Ba at/.*1 ~*cr!habl*." behind him cam# "Pershing'* Jacksonville This Is the name that was the Closed All Day Thursday. A* .> «» a half hour early with ow n" regiment of men hind- Miami nlP R fr«m two opr rations. Tha elder atate, man was Instrem rnUI In cause of It a ll— Joseph NlestodW. R. Gardner Co. 7 wl*J- - McKIrley (to th* sur- picked from sis different divi- Tallahassee deveWptaj t v W -P sftlH B t o * f » r * k j of V* E* fOOM W IW tTampa 4oirer*wRJsn»U tCeettar? va rage Its ) X m b w iH t H u t Chk»g9 M - y»l»v 9t 9 l Tbf wgl* A H o p e O f Finding B. A nd P.W* E le H s R id g w a y W a r n s O f n‘"'h" .". S u b m a r i n e C r e w M rs. E. J . R o u th As Imminent Threat ___ * President For 1951 D w in d l e» Of 3rd World War Object Described At> PoH^ibly Tbc Affray CommnndcrTclIs New Division To He Pre­ pared For ’ Hattie A liv e tttond tn '€hiitnfcf * 'SS? iSirr.!....... - '• ................... . Prosrcul mil Noi Planned For Slone r Bipartisan Policy . L e a d e rV a n d e n h c rc ; £ v Senator Vandenbcrg Dies ' 1 • MacArthur Follows In Footsteps Of Other Great American Hcros _ ........... _ 'I’lie W eather <SssJL-.- JLats TB O B T �p a g e The Sanford Herald R o i a M U M In I I M J*»t»IUI*g«| d a l l y b a ia rd if ■ •4 « N N t t « i m «ft R f» r tf . I l a r M a III H aaa alla A v t a M t*»ir r »4 m •+*■*.* 4 r la a a a a l l a v Ilia r*ei r o titre flra i I•T . ■1111. ei m. aaeet me m •f % m m tm ,4 . >|arMa, aa4*r IM •f <a»arc«a ml H a rd A, l«7l HUM %All U III. AA Art Marriage Gain M a rrie d life hait beco m e more p o p u la r in the U n ite d Sta te s o v e r the jtttfit decade, rtp o rta th e M e tro p o lita n L ite In s u ra n ce C o m p a n y . T h e p ru po rtiu n o f perso na in the pop­ u la tio n w h o are liv in ir w it h n honhunti o r w ife has yatneo M m O ll)' 11)110.' IsMO. W h ile the p rim a ry ’ fa c to r bar been th e u p su rg e in m a rI 4 ll*r rianes and re m a rria g e s , th e ieduction in w id o u h o o d hus C iliM IlO A I I I . A A also played a p a rt. S e p a ra te d |H-r-»na lik e w is e tleclinetl in ll«*la*s« Haaattr re la tiv e fre que n cy, c u t t in g drastically itito the backlog ol ■ I H%I | | | I T I I I A NAT H* J*f I arrWr •, 2 *Uch persons w hich htnl been built up d u r in v the depresOne Healli Jl S sion*. I t . re Hoalbe *m * ,,,,,, . ..... .. . . ■ Ala H w n l A o • l*1 l J » b theft’ wert? som e l.J.HtMiiilM) w ttlow etl, d ivorced, On* W a r Itaoa IM . . 1 o r sefiaratetl |«er-<oris in o u r |«»pulati.>n. It th e r ilu t iv e Ire ItV V .;. 1 ’ T 7 7 u.V , . quency of such persomi littd lontinuet! u t th e 1940 rate, the tae e«»e~** .1 eatataa teas*, win fig u re w ould have been 1,800,000 h ig h e r. ■»« A fn o n jf th o u : for w b o n t m a im it life lias Ix’t-n ilisru p te il, Nallussliy Ilf o n ly the tilvorced p ro u p ah<>we<i an increase, re fle ctin g the h i m " j t . V * n V ! lii . ik f e V ia U w W o r d to ta l ol m ore th a n 4,000,000 m a rria g e s legally d isM a t u i r t .r , at. u * i* solved tlurlntr the IQ -V e s r t - v r i . '1 ! 1 a . --'•*••'• rn ................. » *»•HI* r . wb Vl* » .a . p q ^ io n d iv o i ' Ad*-*l«»#.| |w liar (sap rtpLblt* pM inerl b y th e inul> ren. *♦« I V . f ' l tf •-iPily lo r th&sa w h o lutd a* mm well all H I'flllk M “ T h e s e facts p ro v e I 111 H H IU Y . AIM*. I». 1*31 T O D A 1 ’8 lllltl.K VKBSK > T H U R S D A Y A P R . 19. 1951 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A jw o M ira and turmoil* Incited by evil men and nation* mo*t not rceifur in. G id ha* handled that kind before God'* plau* mar lie i.aidly non. hot they are aurr. I> . . . . • , i , ,r tokens, at i. - tl tiat f i ' ,* i T ’l.v .J S n ,U y of .Icvtruction. Job .I.B O O . (,'iieiul MaiAitliur «ay* he ha* no intention oi entering {■otitic*. All th* inoie'i the pity. We need men like lull. III |H<lili(* Ol till! UiUhtiy. Down 111 M *n.' a iiii.tr,Ovt yelled at another man who had juil p a ll­ ed In* car in a ipot he wanted Kriult $100 ime. The othei man Wat llie |Milice duel. A *lltiliil* cotnmunos h*i icimttrd tlisl gsmbling it not a cauve of •cm- m that country. Tlicie i» a leg difference, however, between llntain aid our own vountry. (oamlhag iv in,I agauut the |*wi in Iiigland, herr tl it. • ha Editor: At million* of other American* W A S H IN G TO N . A pr. I'A— iA t I ! been watching this T ru II. rr are f-.mta for veUran* man-Mae A rth u r foed from the of World W ai» I and II to Keep, sidelines. 1 know nothin* a l-u t in mind shout government m. It oat) from the te*ulU that ha* nawe. AnJ tome of them had eo»e from th.- move* of U>th men. At the ttart I want to »av that better act fa*t. I am whole-hearted)y In favor of last we. I Congr-ss putoil i,u ),in* change* m what set- j the way our forefather* »et up tran* could do a>»ut tuch ln»ur- the form of our government. In sure. There change* go Into ef. other word* I tl.ank God I’m an feet a* a* President Tium ae American. 1 think It proper that t),jg |„n (nt0 i>w, th*- l’r»«ident I* C'< minai.der-lnd f , „0t certain he’ll *ign i*. chief of th* Aimed Force- And Hut be’* espected to. m. later I i»«ll«* th* { ’resident had the A i " ’ *•“ ** Bhal ** •*; *®. •?“ 11 wu* 'J* m *n.»rt to «• -T.7T). om will But, on tht other hand, any 1 txrona- law and act quickly, he- connunder In the field ha« a right the -preiideot over him u »e Apr. its.) j to •ipect In M l W -r ll M ir ■ -• ! M M I w Mai in* men Hy JAIMES M AKLO W been v e rv s m a ll T h l a J s S * * . I j? to, t>y tfovernmtnt in**jr-rr: .t *• •*«* *• 1 i f .... foi tin - tlivorcetl, espe« two * .n ”i .I U n a Stt l p a r f t l a t tf^ country rat. • •. !!. m a rrie tl lia.rfily liu r iity the w a r. man*nt. “ inrc •>.»* •l*»tryt &*•*-;■!*» - viaoi to e*pe*t that the th a t tile A m e ric a n Jwi>pie halt* a U nl,uy It e-a.-.y r.,ver did. I Btatr Irepartinrnt Will h* trulv Put rvet .line .hey gut out of Amrrican ami no pro anything, tleep anti abiding fa ith in ta in iiy life.'* th e M etro |silitan ob­ etrvice, lu-cau**- they were vet- fE'*li*h, for inatance) He has a serves. " W h a te v e r tin- d is ru p tiv e forces o f c o n te m p o ra ry •r*n», they have been free to tight to etpecl the Htate Departs o ris ty , th e y are ou tM e iK h ed by the s tro n g tlrs ire for home l.uy It an) time they wished to. m*” 1 tn work *tth him Ami m « t And they itill ran do *o. hut | c*rfalnly not apaimt him. und c h ild re n ." only until the 1‘reddent lira* the Thirty-four year* ago I wa* in hill into law. the Army that went to Eu-one to I hereafter, any veteran who win a war to *top all Wer* never had brought any goyerc- lAtedlwr Great Heirw ratir Preloent m- i-»e. evee_wl|| aide 1»ld« '.t'a ataterp*-• • *“ ■*,#.*». ,• will he be able w - ^RAVAf *^4 A - ' A, .•. w h o e v i; ;• ■ .........I ... oltnei’H to buy a.., •• / '»•! •« ' ItPYPf 'liought tiAkr U v n thinking of then. And he hail come up from I* * h tin g in K orea a p p a re n tly -houltl avoid one bli ?h0 Ull| n „ t re f,.r to |hl.m nn A rn t.rjc a n ( you ran Hill tu> It, W o ' Point through the uttial in futh e r lias provided pro eeduve. He I* out of an old ju s t heart! fro m his non. T h e soldier w rite s t h is : A r~ y Family. II .. father wa* a Vou fil • with your f)+*9r?»! vet " I know tht* ttrrrr. i.; acc< |,t<-d by th e w om en's nan* Aitminutration office an con frander in the Philippine* application for government in- right at the rlo«e of the rentury. cltihs^ o f A m e ric a , b u t the terms 'o u r b o ys' ami <»ur Pretldent wa* a l.t. <1 •utanre la-fore the hill heroines 'h o y s ' fo r soldiery g e n e ra lly tu rn the g r o u n d troops' Sue. 2 l.t at that) in *ome out­ la stom ach*. T h e y m a y U only IH o r 19 ye a rs old. Many v.trralia bought the in fit then. O f cour*e. I wouldn't m a n y o f th e m a re y o u n g e r, but th e y a re m en anil aurance while In service. Hut know hut remembering hack at many drop|>ed It after getting the way tht- officer* were made lin in g a m an'll jo b o v e r here, and w h e n th e y read out. For Instance, only about 1,- th*'. It I* reasonable to think he th is ‘hoys' s tu ff in th e newspapers, it actually UOO.lgiO veteran* of Woild War «ot to l* a diavrtall through one h u rts th e ir m o ra l." ,,1 At ill .U v t th.’ inauraiK*f* thry nf th* ,'ffirer training rainp*. 1 W r-t I’olnt u*ed four year* to Sentifn e n tu lism a n il laziness are of c o u rs e the rnuscs tuught in the »ervice. What about the*e v.tcian*, | l»al* them These camp* turned o f th is practice. A w r it e r o r speaker fintls it easy to im p ly the one* who one* had the In- th*'n <*«» In ninety days. Used to th a t soldiers at the fro n t a re ju s t lads, h a n k e rin g fo r m om 's . u i . w but ' dropp*d _ ~lt? ’Onc*! call them nlntyday voider., o f apple pie. A c tu a lly , of co u rs e m any lire m a r r ie d , and th e ir j)„ new law g<.** on the liuok*, cou**e, there wa* another way hr they forever he unable to might have gotten In. The noli th o u g h ts are of the s tra ig h te n in g o f te e th w hich th e ir tiral machine 'hat Mr. Trum an c h ild re n should u n d erg o , o r o f w hether t h e ir w ive s are able "instate their >.id inauranc*? No. Aliy vela ran who ever had ' came to thv White lloute from keep the household g o in g w itho u t th e m . T h e y are m en. the Insurance hut dtopiwd It wa* quite powerful even then, am i have m e n ’s p ro b le m s ; unit no am ount o f w is h fu l th in k - can still reinstate It after the law Th*y might have helped him I jn g w ill roll bark the y e a r* and tu rn th e m In to boys again. goes into effect, provided— thv uielrrttand they look after their liolwy ha had WB» of tile pa-r- uwn. inai.riit kind, such a* straight Of course, heine human. Gen. life or endowment. MacArthur ha* hit fault*. They To say it another way: If you «a> he la aelfcentereai. Hard to “Don’t Call t it Hoys!” ...Whoever B i it is ii W o m e n A c t W ..m .n , « h ' , a r , . n o t m rtrm .ll) saaltoal . . . th * m a t h .« l, ‘J g S S J X V n U ' . . m' X o 'li iif n rgH tiiyitl re vo lt, muwt lie liitril puslietl iml*-«-rI when th e y any time y..u wish even after the tar-uM hav* i»-en hsnl t*> conre to rt to th e m . T h e w o m e n o f G reat lir it n in h a ve apparent* new law goes gi«-t ..Into rffart. The vienre most Americans that he > ___ change your right was anything hut a good officer ly ntoreil up enough im lig n a tio n to hrifig th e m to thin |Kiint. nr"" , , '*r i and a r*al American. And how A recent re p o rt f r o m London njiya th a t fo u r w om en w , ^a,• Itut the new law will mak* g j many millions in America tonight m t.m heM uf the Iiritirsh llo u m -w ive a U 'a g u e , m ade H plan to | dlffs renrr f. r a Veteran who had ar* wishing w r had every dr o u tn th e ir ra tio n COU[>aing and identity c a rd s outside tht ! the tarm insurance. And this it f-artmrnt in nur government tloUHCfi o f P a rlia m e n t w it h th e idea of a ta rtim r a revolt T h e * b y : 1er*mm*.i full of m m of that w om en a rg u e th a t r a tio n in g in linnettM aary at a tim e o f in ««»«""■ * «• »» ln;«ranc* k M W* could rtrn use .me a* tlun lriiil r w f .v f r v t L . i ............. 1 . . * ' runq for u « t mn |eriuJ of frmr*. I'fr idml. U law.ka as tfslbe l^gialtlutr is ,, , , . 1 it llirilF*’* t’rookeilne.Hit Hiul lliu t Until now a veteran wlio h u l ' I noticasl the other night T ru -| dell iltiiurd to be I I y t otdi 11 * ,* 1 ^ term iiiauiamv but ieb-H lapse f c w . i 'H for^ rather Im nlioil ke 'file rtm ulln uf t h l* 'm o v e khoulil In - «if inte re st to th e u *«t is, dropped it-couf.| at any | M d .Tumi* a Txid g u e s t about thethe light to v r whe^lier CamgrriS ! coming Into the War. He can tn.vkr up its mind at to llir e a mitlake there Ami fa r e n ln * titu te -r nr new law make, a change's* the Chine . . . if puidied — - o u g h , ----------------_____ JWnese nttackr-l the ne»t wia-lom ol giving then military of the n a tio n , th e y m i|fht, In*I In thi- Umtir tin- new law a dag «r two p wa* a t«d mistake, Itaiuiag or not Now it will lie up th e ir o w n price r n n t m h , not lens e ffe c tiv e f o r being fornutl unit u n o fficia l. veteran Will not be aide to re but If I •►member rightly it it to the (agree* to are if they can ' * | Inttal* hit lapsed term insurance tha duty of th* Htate liepirtment gel tlicui down to llie polls. „ , . „ . „ . I urdev. he doe* to within the vpe- •" b*ndl* the inlet I nievt th* I riv a te ( o n tr iln ito r s rifled period life of hi* H lc y . neat thing that they fell out about t )-„ _____| v i___ s n "' l,#rk »'»u h l mark the first K„r .sample: June* bought wa* MacArthur telling them he I r O r t a U l l O n U l I ••ttlaawnl for religious frnsiom |*.rn, insurance in H W . Ita life could not win a war with hi* Whatever breamr ol lliuic "five in the United States. The site r(l)|, |n June* let - It lapse h4td> tinl as the U . S', had them licrcrntcri** we were trading so ; My H 'lE III'h JK N N IN fiH I *» •*" *». J°bn« Iduff aU.ut tJ |„ |i*,9. |f h« doer n’t n instate i t , tied. I gu*sa they thought that min b ih-.ut in ■ W A S H IN G T O N . Apr. Iti tAT n" 1'* . a trevt ... .or two .ago ... ,. Jickaonville. before its rtplratlop date In IP&S. w** a mistake too. hut at I re- In New Plulitirlpliia. Ohm. a 23 year old nun is airrstrd for Iwst in* hu 14-months old baby with a bell, ‘'lierauvr lie couldn’t Hand to brat the baby cry Now d someone will just Iwat him with a belt ^ , Christian Science interests and are perfectly w ^ri Monitor Writes Of ing to allow a City to stagnate _ . *»__ •_ *°You will always find huainess- Sanford Forum THE NATION TODAY your Charr'.er of Commerce and the committer* of the Chamber. I talked w ith them at some length regarding huitnrs* potential*, and I am ............I to say that I was favoiahly im prr aval. I found in your O w m U r of Cunim riu fmo of vision and hi * ia leadership Men vsho ia,a willing to carry these lespoii-ihilitla * for a,nl) one reason anal that It to tee Fanforal grow it.to a City a.f a better Social, huamets ataaf standdard a.f living. Chaia'ter in a City, a* in people, i* built only hy peisiitent endeavor of It* leader*. Without leadership )nu flounder without a goal or sen** •tl direction. Hark of every pro g le v ttr C lt) >■-, .'•.u find hard wo.iaiug ,.•*,« liiineing hi«n wa'in vision anal pride ir* •*. fr rr-r.Ihdlaitk. I JCi dw w a«*.«,■gv III ^ s iiu id , anal that I* one nf the reaou* for vny w » " 'l r j to return to Nanfoid to make my horn*. This I want to alu jn t as soon a its it possible rontideting our present state of world affairs. Taking words from a recent issue uf a letter of The Florida Htate Industrial rv.■«eve-.) i quota “ Graduation day it again up* proarhing iii i(r*tltUti«IM -.r nq,prt draining. Th e Florida graduate will have his nirk nf three or four jobs mostly out of Slatr. Tlie few gra-tuates that -tray will .or..* day bar Florida’s traders Most of them prvfrr to »tay. The graduates that stay in the Htate will he among Florida's leaalert of tomorrow. Without this leaaier*h!p Florida will te unable to contilla- to elpatld at its pre­ sent rate.'* Till* srerus to make sente and should spark every re­ sident to fo«tri the industrial gruwth that FToruta can havafur the asking. F'or Flairnla and Haoford to grow it must fum l'h to its re­ cently educated men and women the business op|H>rtunitie* that their fine eviucation w m ants. This ran U- done when productive busi­ ness is encouraged to cotne tn for their own |<n«i-*l gain*. They feel hy not attracting new in­ dustries they will have an option th the aVBilabia labor market, They fail to rrnlite that a progrv-sivw growing City tan eontrflnit# to their growth also. Houia are too short sighted to ■ee this. Whan bushiest leadsriliip and liaduitry ran be encouraga-ai laith fiom a ci»ic and husinev* aipportunity itandpoint then you will have a growing and prosperous community I plan, In the very near future tu submit to the Florida Htate improvement t'ouiinir.'ioii a .dan of Industrial Mob.lUatlon and Em ­ ploy meat. My prevent duties a* a (oiuultaiit f u r the Gove.lurimt, ^ 0 0 1 O rC l llU S in e S S I’rtite I’atia Lingerie one of Sanford’s f.ata-st -growing enter­ prise* is dascrilwd in a featur* article tlmt appaata.i on the woman'* pigs- of the Apr. l i itsue of Tlie Christian Science Monitor, one of the nation's laiga-at newspaper*. Wlltten hy Olive i’earson llla-e the article aWu ihow* a picture of tl.*- founder* of the bustne--, Mr- Ms lion Yelrington, the form er Martha Fitts Hayes anal her nwthar. MrW. a F'itt* in spaactiiig one of lh»ir negligee*, tritnrneil with ini|-ortcd llretun lar* anal English rut. *'t v firn Martlia Pitt. Haves re - pi e va,..ted inf doing an .u-forc fotil Fla. alter a year in Kurn|>e,’' ibis, oua i ana keenly interesteat site ,rtirie state., one nt’ ’ l>-» It. seeing Florida and especially Pf'*** poso. islnn* wa. a wisp S .o fo H g : o - *r-'-3 '.hr Stair and " f ■ / City that pretenl opportunities I’aH*. » M “ f feminine frou-frou to esquivite, yet prartiral.' afford. When this wore nut Martha ask 1 ha ve been working with many nviu.tr.al firm , m the'"North. " « mother to copy It. and M a r and many nf them are interested in th- Flo rials matkrt. Their p re -! American g r b lk e th lv h , sent location iv a disadvantage to “ <T p ? \ r thtm. LT.airr the pUn that I an. l’in', ' r *’' ;i' working on Citle. like Sanford *-• )v ,\ i »• ^ “^-•’.vuvrrry • With r.rlthrr money nor n per|cimc ti- start the pra,ject. Mai to secure these induitriet and at | tha lucame president and her r. ult contribute to the growth mother pruaJui'lion manager. Ad of their City at well at tu the vertidng in a mart magaxi;.* w ,ii being ef its Citizens. catering tu womrjn brought eight Hat I say, whatever you ran orih-rt the first week. Altrert Fitts, tiu to rliruurage people to risk "ju*t lionie front college”, twcanic theil time and tmmey on a busi­ fuarj with the idea and wa made ness enterprise m Hanford it business manager ami vice-pre*l shoohi Ic persued with untiring dent." To.lay th*re ate -14 on the diligencr. payroll. My hat is off to Mr. Simpson, you are fortunate to have such n fine public tpiriteal t'itlien who I* so freely rontrlhuting hit lime fur the gu*i«l of your community. Hat ken to the worsts uf thete s m i. men who hws- no object in mind hut tu cleate a better way of life ai> ’E M , T E M fur everyone. 'E M Very truly your*. E. It Odcnkirk W il^ - A n V 228J Itelvoir lioulevurd Cleveland ID. Ohio tfjp ro First A t Mather’s... A Mattress, That “Actually Induces Sleep” ,':V T ,v » L Ar : r ay ' h i 0- "" t !, ark tnr news front Watl.tnglon? Well, j _ Th# jationa Comacrotdmg 1.1 Clark (iainei. eie- , mitte-e- it dua for a pleasant rur Kep. Hennotl ( D - F U t , *»ho Urnhad the prtijeet on hi* mind «lnr he’ll *+ e v e r-n n d .r the i,*w law— V j guternnirnt tern. member U p- fir»l training of ewM«e»-s 1* fir*l, lurprlte. and cii.ive sectrlaty „ I tlw G e o ..,. Department uf (otnmeiia. tlwy prUe^ , he moved to Jpcksoi.vtll. fro m , " ‘V ^ T HmTtfi He bought t.rta I W« / • T l ^ S y W o t When it get* around to a re. Tampa Zi) yaart ag>. said today insurance in 1D4I. Iti tpecified men I hsve ever hard of trying btse l»e, n leplarni by "len pet f.0f *.4UlW,V ,h » ‘ lhe prospects aia good for twrind ended in I960 So the »• win ■ war aa we are la our coaUn ('aioline Nationali^atk Ii? Fb,r having Ih* entire ItoJlOO tai*e«J: b lr bt his policy l.at rnded If Pr^>Meiit and hit advisor* i ato m* i\a unal I n k i i M'or-1 ■ he want* to buy any more govern Of eoutse, <.ur Piesldent amt ih^t *.h7 rlb l,* i *7. *,7 ’ yn .y ,J ' . , . i merit tern, insutai.r*. Iw must do hi* bunch in Washington can do II* told a reporter th a t-m u ch ! (a wltlatlt th* frw days lie hai j n*» wrong. But some » a v nr other G cn ritl Hrtdley lias teluiecl to that no fesleru appropnation It j nf th<- money la In Kami ami thr left Lefore Preaidetit Tntman we have the greatest hunch of comment on General MscArlbut'i needed. nalfwtt rehuol twy* In poster light I rivate fundiare tsprcUsI to i test it eapectnl it, the n*tt signs tlie new bill Into law. removal at F tr Kavtein commanti finance purrhasing the loti acr« l couple af «eek*. I What about a veteran who has now that the U. 8 ha* rver had. e,. Wc are not at all rure that They steal from the Government. U # on the witness stand. Take llrsifley or llie Joint Chiefs of Staff bribes. Hell joti*. Hell secret* uf *H io*r of Truman's liasly action. our to other countries. And what And as to tlie possibtlrty of Rus­ doe* the Pretldent do? Goes to sia entrnng the war if American Key West fishing and Margaret »tng»planes Immli Maischurian bases. And still he would have the General Bradley said. **l dnti'l think guilt to throw up one mistake that R lG W fffi anybody ran guetv what 14 guys a real man made In forty year* of puhUe life. I wouldn't (nvtt# in thr K ir mini would do", Mr. Truman I wouldn't Invite MarArthur tu the While House rtlkef. Afivr you get out and go Ned many newspaper traders •trk to the Prndergrast bunch nveihw.ked the nrvvi that Sentlui and they hav time to fumigate It Cain id Washington has introduced might lo- •»oo<I enough for him a res-diiiu>n rtlling f«* s -leclaraHut certainly n-.t now. W. C. Hartline tH>n of war against China. What HOME, SWEET HOME! they may have uveiluoked was the com uirent resolution which he alio iiilinduced suggesting that wr get out of Kntra if we are not go­ ing to war agamst China. And whtl some of our political leaders need to understand is that pulling out of Korea it not necessarily ap­ peasement while remaining there m*> tie What we fear it that we will remain in Korea while buying llie Chinese off with concessions in Formosa and Japsn which will close the door and place aa armed guard there behind our hacks. Edilur Mr. Kulland Dean The Hanford Herald Hanford. Florida Dear Mr. Dean I note with considerable In- | terrst the letter of Mr. Henry , Simpson which you reproduced i In yonr paper on April tnd. Aa an “outsider looking in” I want to lake this opportunity to give full support to th* think­ ing of Mr. .Simpson for Ih* rea­ son that I have discussed with A im . during m y recent pleatent visit to ys-ur City, thl* entire Erogram as a businessman who i anvtou* to cast hi* lot. to es­ tablish his home, and to en­ deavor to merit th* fin* tradi­ tion of your City by becoming a resident. As th* old adage gee*, A man can rust out quicker than he will ssrgsr out, I have hoped that when I did get located in your City, I could become engaged in a business of tom* kind that would enable me to remain productive to society plus being able to add something to the business lift and growth of your fin* com­ munity. During my recent visit to San­ ford I wo* very such pirated with Ih# fine and courteous m t U N I t IM t I rtn lT fO irWR A hill has been introduced in the Leg statute to "comfd” any •PV lo publish a ful! reply any person it dares lo tn licbe in public print. The reply if presented by the affected perion within 30 days, would have to lie “ published on the same page, llie same (million and in the isnie ty|w and under headlines of same tu t, wiilioul charge", and famine to do to would subject the tr lo • fine of !1,000 pfvt ' 1100 for ooch Hta* ka which th* «gf4ar Gyrating hnpwiv* Thfouqhaut Hm Intir* Body FAMOUS DOCTOR PROVES AMAZING NEW H T h e r a l^ t o r promotes preater relaxation . . . helps induce sleep... to relieve tired muscles, tense nerves SAY & M r i £ * " T O l U I F U S f N IO H T J , » Y N IA V I S , T I I I O M U K L I S I When you first lie down on th* S E R T A T H E R A L A T O R " you w ill feel a pleasant. iwng your thylhm ic. gyrating impulse soothi entire Ixxte. Soon 8 tense nerves and tired muscles “ glow'' and "tinglr with live blits of complete relaxation W O ftD S C A N T D fS C R IM IT I fou must experience It for yourself! H u n ­ dreds of grateful users in many parts of the country ore already enjoying these 'T H E R A L A T O R advantages Y«<ti. too. can have these important healthful berefit* a. *our ow-t hcene or ofhee. INTNUSMSTIC USIRS RIP0RY REMARKABLE f. NIW TO M , N. T. “A lte r my Th e ra U lo r treatment the circulation v e n e d to be stimulated. I h -1 a wonderful men* lal and bodily feeling" *. I . BitauNosuat Ala. "It's Just won­ derful! It s out el this world! I felt re­ lated, and Ilka I was Sorting tn air.” T h e ra la to r j c o M P t im fa it to N O IN S T A L L A T IO N a m o N in A w a -w u m .A* j| for hlm t Na. _ permane«t long at he had a the time he made V: - He can ehaage any time, aa u r n peltry at the switch. 209 E f U F T T H l S i reel m P hone 127 jgv. orr- j i . ■ ■i m m j» js p a s m ss* irsrc ^L-srsw. W ill the new law change any* "•‘■ - p j r t s newspaper w h i c h do that anyhow. TrontmHt Rhythmic1 I �FAOfc ' HHKK Till; SANFORD HER W D. S \M ORll. FLORIDA THURSDAY APR. ID. 1951 ■___ L-_________H I_______ — !Uniimillals Honor '( lassos \ro lli’gtin Hy Dyson Wedding Party \ m e r i c . i n U e d C r o s s Social And Personal Activities . HONE M» u S >cial Calendar .M is s Is S a ra L iv in g s to n K ngagcd To i W o tl Mi. and Mr*. William t» Id*TH D R M D A V ingatmi announce today Ihr en­ T h r H oiir I*’ Jolw Junior llr« gagement and approaching mar­ :hcrhoo,l will meet nt thr Hr*t riage of their daughter, Sara An­ Ra’ d u t Church at 7:10 P. M. The Men'* ltr»ithrrho»al of thr toinette. to John M- Fitipatrlck of Fir*t BaptUt Church will have Sanford and Colomhu*. Ohio. The wedding will he ar event of ;heir regular Supper and Program Apr. 28 at thr All Soul* Catholic weting at 7:30 P. M. ®The Seminole Chapter No. . Church at 9:00 A. M. with the 5. K. S. will meet al thr Masanlc Rev. Anthony McGowan officiat­ ing. Hal! at 8:00 P. M. F R ID A T Ml** l.ivingiton attended local “ Rio Rim” will to- or-rnlcd hy ■chooli and !AtiUientui ^'a tr tlnl* .hr .Seminole High Seh<r»l Glee v rn ity . She t« a mcml>er of Ret* •— t il... 4 t m o n im > Th e lif t f ’**" Avenue 1‘lrrle ..Ill r r f l Nt 2:C0 P.M. al the H . i r ' U I ma ■ •. *...j . i.....•*»». * i. T h r Hanford Story I eagtie mill "*et at Sanford G ram m ar School ™ H:00 |M l for a poppet show, ill a rr n k u l to fir p -r. rnt. 2ihT a l- I 'm ...gma I’ST* .. . ..f J.V th r — ‘ “ !;.'!! Telephone Company. Mr Krlrpatriek attended rf h " " 1" In Colombo*. It., and graduated from «>hm Statr U n ive r»ily. H r t« n<n» a r.o ria trd with IVnlland A G ra y Accountant*. N o invitation, will I m- .rn t, all friend* of th r couple a ir Invltrd In attrnd. Personal > Mr*. Ralph A m lin Smith in Miami attending 'he St. JonnPre«hytritan meeting John Galloway left ye»tr»d:iv to upend .evri.il day* in T a ll) ha**r*' on hii*int-»v. Friend, of Mr*. Henry Wight will regret to learn that »he ironfitud to the llrange General lloipltal .. _ Mi** Viigimn Wll.ron will at n ..111 frniT.; T . w ~«r I l l l i u r l . l t v to Iirnil thr with hr» p a rro t.. Stall -i Li n-t 1 * !.. 4ift Mi*. K IT Sm ith dt. , •pending a fru <1i\ ■* in St IV li i * bull? atlrniling .» fiirvnttjrr mti vrntion. 1’irclc Hoars 't alk Wilson Airs. Joe i /• t ' ijr* inlui ■ (lon/.aio/. M n K N Thing****! nf N r* V olk vi*ihng Im r tlutightct, Mt** tvlith Ye nan »• Ih r Movitemmu I I mI.I Jack \S i..i*m* na> irtm rw .l I*. i of Florida a f m .T -t lL s ; O n I f i ' f l C r o s s I th r I ’ *••• I r l l h S t M l I U I I \ T O S S .p rn d in c -r v r ii .l .lav* r i l l . M. | and M* ■ II K M. .. i • I m i. Mr* l . » l.n n ra lrr »|H.kr in ‘Tir'd Pro** A c tiv ilir* " at thr M r. and Mr* V rrn rr \ r l - " i . of n i.rtin i: of the Civic Hrpaitrnrot of the Woman'* C lub W r.lm dav l.fll.r Mary have a . their g u r t with Mr*. Mitiam ltuv*ell, chair­ M i-. NM "n 't » l«lc r an't l.n .lh rr in-law , Mr am! Sit*. Fred h.ipn man. ptr*i.linir. and two ch ild.. .. of M en Ian. Mr* t.onra lrz told of the work Conn. of Ih r II.xl Cro«* nn.l the lural rh np lcr and «ald that thr chap­ ter i* o|^n fnr civilian work-t* and that anvunc who i* w illin r to help may telephone her at HO. Mr*. W . II. Ilrin »»n , »pon*ur for thr p m rra m , lntrn.lucr.1 Mi*. |,ih. Woodard, who explain.-d thr place of llo m r H rm i.n.lration work in Ih r county. Mia* Wnodatd al*o inlto.ltire.1 n mtmlu-r « f her active ii m t i m m lin ts worker*. t|r*. John S. W hile Three I II cirl* from the (tram I'uhokcr Hilpalitrk mar S c Imm.I, which for thr fir at Jean Hrrndon time thl* year I* participating in C olrrn Kli|{r<lrrt»on the llo m r Ih-ntonatration project* To m m y Siwcr rarh told of her nro|ect*. Th e y Jim m y In y r v*rrr Irm a Jean C ortry, France* i O r. John W ilm n n| thr O n lt a l Florida K xp rrim rnta l S la tim . trrrrn trd Bn In te rw t'n g and u . itructW r Ijilk on “ I n s n U nnd W it at thr m rrt.nc rh u r.d n v of thr f ’rtittnl f’irrlc PJ tf Ih r fianlrn C lu b a* Ih r h.iiiir if Mr*. II C. Mnorr. n Mr*. K fi. K ilp .tln rk . J r ., rhsirPan, prr.ldr.1 o ^rr th r m rrlin p Man* w r r r . l l . r u i x .1 for thr St*tr nnvrntion to lw held in Daytona | r»rh . M «y I, if and 3. M r«. K tl u itrirk *nd Mr* (Ir o r g r McCall pill Iw d< Icgntr* for th r rirclr kid othrr* to attrnd will lie Mr*. Mr*. Ira Soidh1. M I’apworth, Pa M o «rr and Mr*. F. K. fb rd . Mr*. Mr lo ll. Mr*. A. K. H o * »rllrr made Ihr tn rtirn lln rr rrport and a market m*krt and a w h itr rl.'pliant »a lr •a* hrl.l The pr.K-rr.1* w ill b » for lie Carden (Till, lluildine Fund. Rrfrr*hm rnt* w r f r *rrvrd hy |.r hoatra* to Ih r following: Hr. Vilaon, Mr*. Ilolr, Mr*. Kilpatrick, lr., Mr*. I’anworth. Mr* McCall, (1r*. Southward, Mr* lto«»ellcr, Itr*. A C. Ilrn«on, Mr* n‘l Fllen V ih lrn. who al*o j Mr*. Mlehaet Michael I • ile . Mr* Jrvtrr «> e n .m n ami |P'JVrd a piano *nlo “ Ml mm I In | n gumta. Mr * %V A C allnw jy Mr* C h * rlri F l« w r r » . ptr*iind M ia. W V. Y r*lr y |dept c>f the rm inty rniir* i| «.f llo m r H rm o n .tra tio r Cluh*, paid ,, I * trllm le to Ml** Woodard and C o v e n < a u a s f a P a r t y 1n*. ir.d rr * ..r different Ph» r ..t t /idics Auxiliary I Tha Ladin Auatnaiv nf the |iollirrh.vnd nf Railroad Tratnmrn. ta* entertained with » Canasta *tty at Ihr hnmr nf Xir* K t! ihr H «m r I'emonr.lratinn w»i| thfmiRhmit thr ronnty M r| F l" » « i* Intimlncrd Mr*. C. K William*, president nf Ihr Sanfotd Horn- Itrmonvlratlnn Cluh, who H Here’s Proof •howr-d » » m r nf her work on alum tnpiirll T n rv la y rvenirig ilium Irav pottery and l» lr work. J . Nicholron an<( M l v J . K. Rohm ton. Irprlrr of nter w rrr ro Itoa* J ipllw- •f jrk r M a ry - IM n e n jirk lln n I n / ' - were m Cluh a 'k rd that all women I*trtnnrr. a*’...... - n flrr which rrfreihm enl* ■ r rrer te t r rrv v nc l to Ih r fnllowrltgr: Mr*. ira d y to hrlp thr girl* In Ih r I II rv rv . Mr*. -I. N . (Sillnn, rlulr* M i*. Ridiln*nn'» d a u c lit", U H. Ila rvr B ra - W . T . Thorniitn, Mr*. Maud M *ry V irg in 1*, told nf her »* I r h r r , Mi*. John Koitrr*, Mr*. prrlrncra with her poultry pro. W . (ioodiperd, Mr*. C . A. An- ject. Mi** M ary Jam - llr v lr told of rann, Mr*. T . O. Ray. Mr*. I*. A. Rowland, Mt*. A . 0 . Walker and hri trip to Ta'iahnaner for the M l Cilili ahurt r n i . >c. M r*. J*. T . Meek*. n> •n a n .1 i i i i. lit i i n ' . » Kii in ii I l a c will take p la n - Vpi .*.■ »*•■».* Imni i I-or. \|i. ••Mil I ih m I h i trnlni; l ii . .1 *nd '<• I It M.-« M ilan.!« iirt'l M i. *io l 'l» I*. K. Iboimillrtl rnt« rIa irr I T iln ,i t«»ut iu itv .•l**aftl tlii* •'SS' Ia i U**. 1Im* I'jf t v rni*iiol .i f iu l' t? « n l-»kr M onm r 4*ui tatri in thr •irminc unrhotrtl fot 4 |IH ntf ' huppri Singing « n « rn io y n i thinoghunt th* evi ning hy Ih f |plf>t». Th .* r enjoying Ih r evening with Mi** |)ys««ti and Mr. w r tf Mi I Mn I \ i• 'ti and Mr*. Tru nk M rlu n r, St . of Orlando, Mt ami 'Ii* ( ’hull** lltiutu, M r. nni| M t» I « «tci M i mi Mr* Jnm i I •i M ilhgrr. 'It and Mi I'nlph 0* an 'If . util* Mt* T trtl lianas and ' l l .«nd Mt* " K. Ythlrn. \' U I %«. \ all W M •i'*** I* W.t «nd '! •• r 1.0*1 n r |t«Minoii4t i n Mi ano m<« ti I IVfkin*. .Ii . Jodgr nnd 'It* . Itt'iigl i • S trio li-im . 'I* and 'll* \\ V Sti*fn|o,i, 'It and 'It* . Nm limn W n lrk m d of Hel.uinl, Mi anil Mr* .lark titan* of I r e v hiitg. 'I i nnd 'If* I'm l Ik’jio of , .1m k >««nvillr nod 'It . and Mi*. Windham 1'itiMle of |.*k«*lnnd M il’ Klir>»!>cth T h r 'm ritrn u l.n l f i i m begun clrf v • Til* '»a\ ti Hilling \idnn lit to |a* »tn ini welfare aid ». **• *tmg in the home * rn it t* p in - m il, 1^1 LAKH MAHY | M llt.S M A I* A M H IIM IS | Ihtlph ro icli who ha* been tilling •onir tintr with 'I i • \ C SatintU*i«* and h< i daughter I in* li ft S a lu nl.iv lot Si IV!11« g i . n i ............. . t o a n HlttioiiP ro n ’ f•% *'i \.dii W illiam -, h . hlllg. l.llHAld I* |ta•!*«I Ilf ll.ltlblllr. p d d o itv rh.»oman T h r* r chi>*c* N ' . who h.i- ' Itrill Ih r w inlrr ii" ** In o r .« wrrk on T|itt»«li)* II trialling HU At*d l inn «d.i\« al I it* o‘clock l»» brollu*i |U law and «!* tri. Mi uii I tl <*ommU*tonrt * toom nt th r 'i . K i ( C»iy Mall M ft. T I. Smith lift for lin '|i%* I «*n i Stofry of H a ytiin i httfio in n.ihlwMi la«ng Ulatid* |tr ii h the InMrurtio Tbo%c taking Mi*' r..itr*c atr u*kr.| t** Ktid-iy. n flrr *|i**mling ih r winter with hit ftirfid*. ' l l ninl 'I t • |*D«* a half day a w n k of yoltitt. t«. t •tvti r t«» Iti il C*to«a working tlro fg r |(. I'ntltiwtin Utv noil M iI. P |linnn**n Mill v iTv irH iiin and thru fnitnli«*« ind ' l i » l lr ili r i f luiiii|uil fi*li And i« t r r n n « and thrii fnm iUr^. t*| ,t I New Sm vi ti ii lieni Ii I'm* T h r ltr\ II I., /im m rttnan. a d»% ' >1 w rtola r of I hi* ha ul chit;* 'I i mill 'lr* l*tt> llowtdl. I» (i *a'i* no lull r»**ltug Inlk and ton Milton lift Saturday f••» It. MfHiitnnir «*f thr ho tin* m *i llt m r ll \ I ' t» \f h* High Spnng* w h in 't i i* t iiiployrtl h\ ilir \at.%viV• It Mi I I It sl«\ 't i It (Vii*t | »iuI In % n ' t n i I * !••• \\ «* IVdl \lr« I • .. .11 \t•**•• ^ Dl •*•• ^ Jo» 11•»! gclofi. \|I * J t » I nnev. j Mi |• . f I i■ .M K . M....... M ?ltVt .. UlMl'tfl 1*0 wil.lv f*Otl l lr.* 'Ii* I* It Hi|i|r\, Mi*. M aty %l*|tlOg ht'f ttVI Vt I lit I »H t**d b• Mi I i ||nl . ' l l Iktttn »i»ft‘i, '|i ii*ui 'tv* ll«t*» Horn J. 'It*. V*dir Willirim*. S» , phicy .'!• I i M It N Mi upd ' I i - I ulbt'i |tfi*lg« Sh i ■iod Mi* I M la in h a rt man and family m n in Jatk*um nil • Min Itn* hlirrt from !*••I and \ i 11*• Xpl M, •%! 11*tiding Ilir f.llOlU b»»• rnio|h*d a |hr r ln %* Mi*. It it'iuuon to lotion of In* mot lit i I Millet i tin* t hail iii4*i. tiolir* Tilth lo 11bt 1,i y ( ‘ailing mi M t * II • S11 I * 11•ini . •v . • Sat a III (•Igclliuu a f«*t tin’t t *’ iim an . nnd 'It* I" r|»h l#mi till »i #»f ! like '1 »1 y, » i r r r |u limiit o •i it r ' “f lf t i l " ! , .ill’ll! N iil'tl |.l g 1« I <t t*ffi*ii'lt tl lli** find dtffcn. l*i* a!* t ali«t. iiltftl •tt I \tl\opr lnl*‘M •*••! Ml '*»;: 1 all*! 'tl* M* •1 ' 1f**l *| **f III* r i 'l l p r It t»*k«*»l to tid||'iii'f|r llmgh nopliot. N ' an «pritf|lftt! III! I.H4I lt«d (*!..%« tiffi*«* nt 'M' u »t w tj.iv * with 'Itw T in trm e I II* I'li t M illion * I ’lul* #»f *1 K S. I; .»# I. t I . t •■••I • 11 m n n te r i'll An* ro lriIm n c il M iunUi !*% Mf, D c p c i i f l a l i l c C l a s s in l^tkr Maty tint w eir in Huy :ili<l '!t^ . Krihmi (loll Wllji » t m il • (tom lit ut h till* *«*mu>o I 'l i c s i l a y Ion ilit- yiiib ! Mlln c k rll»ri t \ Titiii"*. I v n l c r l a i n c d 't i. and 't i* I f* Trm ik lin 'Ii* M .1 N il |ir« titled t»\ri I be of I a fu yrttr. I 4 writ- m i ni im i;t« i itierliiig Mi l! \V T illMi M I llakt I i ti«| \| * . glir^t* of III* tu nlbri (iml *l*tev j lit t tins r«*ngr nt iilott d nil lit* up It*•*It St* *d* •ntr| 'altifil nf *h.- in.law . 'It mol 'h * ll |l Pfinlmonl n* i*iii|iil m »ln n Im by htoii* »f 'It* Itakn • |1« f t uuk Im lin northV gnm d nmfion t.f Ih r pm- *h|r i la o of tin P m *i M«*|It 'It «i (it I ' I t * M "yd 11link in gin»'il (TiitpVrr nf rb rid.i •nli*t P h iin h T iicm Irv cvin in g. of New Sm yrna II* h Ii y it*it**tl ' ' *it. rloiM nf thv m i«? in*- Mi*. 'I » Huy ll*oion pti'-cnti tl 'lit* tP. 11 tin ci M . II M 1 .1* t •••• N't* Ini tb r group in 'I'ti'ia ! Mitigl d< '**totna h o »hj ” l*rnvci‘‘ n* hi f 11tul 'tf* -I I* Hubby rttllM.laY u fln u tilth u ctivrinl «li•%!« sup- ai«t*i* *t . l lo ri gu 141 hu*int •* Otto Nt I Min 1 alh t| «»it hi* |ff who « f i v t ‘tl |o Ihr follow ing’ nt* *-Mng w a* ton*luctr*| u^tfi sUtcr-tn l uw, 'I t Krnr*i I ig rt ' l l 41.*1 ' l l I*till. 'If III I M lV mb'. '• gun *- and gim in ainviiig 11111*1 | • l i\ II. *l I! I* rrrru liA M , Mi un.| Mi*. w ’ I In MU I jin iii S ip p lr way hoivu* V•• I ’lilt ugo .»f ft 1 *|o*to| "• h i 'V o m e r. Mi*. T m t irr , 'Ii* . l»t f i h i o r t i l » writ* *ri\i*d •*• me the w mtei in Mtiunt N u , Mr>. -I 'V Holley. 'I i i:.i lin follow mg 'l»s lltfitin , 'It* Pfr. liny P. |low 4t*l, .Ii who I lot Jtnkin*. Mi .lark llurnt'v and V iig il I Srmlb, 'Ii .lint 14*n.m111, l*» -.la!loiictl at f-'t'i* .lntk***n, S. mi .lark. M r- 1‘iunk r p u l u , 'll* . ,'|i i ll i on belt, 'lr M y rtU < wn* the giif*t **f hi* nmtbe*. |l r 'Im ifp ninl M m M uynir li n f - M oiphy, \|f IJtt'tot- T n v lu t, Mr* Mr* \\ ll Ttmnip*«*n. **y* t tin fm *d J n« knuni ill*'. r i t n n r r "a lh * . Mr* II II '1* 'p i H m t le i u l \ ra il Mi* ' I Skinner. M m "•ilneolay cvpttjftg Ihf llu*i Tmk#*y ia i% large pM uliirn »*f II lln r k m l 11. M l N' II nea* \Vitine*i*n C*|oh tot-1 al the » In t*f»i»11•*», ittuuffi c|y v n111 «Itl t- m by. 'll** Sipple 'l l S trc lr an*l bttlflr of 'I**. K I* I foy d .11 tbr bmbliiig of nininnirnl Mr Itiiki i Tlo* pie»tdenl. 'It II '1 1 -t It ( riiist’ Is lOnjoycfl liy 1*118! 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I'AW, it Mat util untoiiiliion foi ilotrt and p la in of liu iin m lo tloir lliio'ivlioni llir u ty in ilu i everyone could .allrnd the game, lin t ball palk vtai localrd tonl of I lentil Avenue al S illli Slirct anti time to wlirte llir heiunly l.uinbn ( o. u now localrd. O n r of llir rally fail' wat young I d waul f . l a w , ttho and allowed the city to n r it lor a ball palk. I lie picture rrv ra lt a parking p la ie between the left Held foul line und lem e in which la n t could thow u ll their new automobile! tuch at the "n o to p " model a thoil dltlance In,in the grand tim id Nearby, other fain are teated in buggiri Hrowtillg peacelnlly III the la l collier uf the ( leId tl a taddlr bone. I lie firtt bateball palk in S a n lo rd . taid Mr. Lane, wat noitb ol b in t Street and near the tile o f the preterit (ro w n K t a lll that |||J‘ J'» art* namrtl i toltlrii 1 all. aflrl SViST. e J {{.li.^ r i, llllf t lt lu i i r i l t : ! - :" !*’’)*•" aH. u w in l (b r land |N»#f 1 n ijuu J juk ,,M Abvt' ** I aid the bell p a rt wat moved lo Seventh Street and i weight he wa» known at live *acred o*. The oppoting pitcher wat Jmi Windham. Mr. Lane irralled lhal Sanfoid won Ilie game. I he Sanford lineup included While. **: Hunter, lb : lirowri. J L ; Godwin, cf; Fndenger. If; Vibbert 3h; Hunter, rf: lludion. c; and relieving Bridget were Biirlrton and Kogrro. Orlando'* lineup included Gore, lb ; Pound*. 2b; I mierick, 3b. Lee. If: Meyer* c; Pound*. »•; Windhtm. p: Suite, rf; and hloyd, cf. Salt Water Fishing Macon Wins First Texas Colts Sonic And L ong Bow Is Hurt By Netters, Sally Tilt 5-0 To Are Dark Horses In D e r b y Race Times-Post Claims Open 1951 Season Dynamite Goodloe And Manley Win In North-South Golf Tournament I l , KK.N A I.Y TA *.%ow }• PiNf.l a •i - ■ b !< ■ ■■ a - ” * — a n co.lid lunprn bat allrad) brrn toiillrn into llir boukt on llir Old Noilb anti Soulli Amatrui Gull loumainrnl. Vrtlniiay'a tloublr-l»4Hrlrd loiim! piodutrtl llir inotl tutlainrd •fllping at nlabbtbril H alt in llir rtrlil't liitloi) Seiorul and third round matches «ri up ipiai t Irr-flnal p u liln y . over IM hole*, ski failrtl to ijuahfv here In nl> lilir thin: | only North-South hid last ir in n: .... . other ....... ...................... Upper bracket: year. Ilu’j n Sclu-nectady, N. t Hobart Manley of Savannah, unlive, mid u government physl J. iPanuwakl nu” »’ *r' • ill dan. G aI.,. va. D r. W. !«• Magnolia Avenue, and ba-k of where M itt Lethe Caldwell now live*. Ninth Street and Park Avenue, where the preterit weme park it now located wat the next harehall held, and during ilu i timr ihf lair G rorgr l o i uird lu lul ItoinF rum into the Catholic Church yard in llir next block. I he ball pari wai n oted to the lloldin P jik ground*, a n d ' later lu Municipal f ield at Mellou.ille and Celery Avenue* when the prrtcnl 'land-, weir completed in l'J2b. On the afternoon ol Aug. 13. I ‘« N . Sanford faerd O.^.w- ln in the lait game of j ' A.* 1»itier. fhg Jun llrtjg rt wat in d<» I m>x (nr Ssnford. Due I I hit lire and II) JO H N C IIA N D L K t t Horiila'* large'! enter prim-. Hr ASSOC* *T_pi> l-n p HH vT’r " : : h w*ited 21 long - * X t t f t vaw tW/jvfLhiift* atamii 1lu ii A lta i,. » . . . . . . . . 1% — e -V L W YOKK. A , i . H in new danger (iafip»*r of or living ix'injr rruucfU reiluced 'ta ilin g the IP.M iraron a lot like vean beluir he (addled hi> first Kentucky Delby winner. The Derby b> uii'cruiiuiou* activitlev of the the wav it finhhrd In H*nO. l iter have muled on thr veteran King Kanch trainer twice since l()3<i, eomrnerrlal netier*, according to Mnron'a defending champion a new* rrleaxr from the Tim e t- IVaehi- won their firat game from wh'n lie irnt bold vcnt'ire out lu win the blankrl of Rote*. Last year Ihnch saddled M-ddleground. and the King Ranch colt f'otl uf We«t I'alm Beach. News Auguitn ft-0; Savannah, third In aho come* from xouree* on F lo ri­ standing* :— *1 last year, defeatmi romped home in front of IS HvaU-p ~ da'; * rst coast that there has been J«ci>*ulltil|p 4-H, and 195«> f< Ultl. for thr $100,000 added t->) I n 1potls-New Weapon and Hirxctt netting of Tarpon. place finisher Charleston won 1945, it was another King Baru-h considered starting him lu tho Experimental No. 2. HtllopolU .Most •rrioua of all, from a con­ flyer. Assault. from Columbia 1&-7. Now illrseh, who saddled his was the sire of Olympia, speedy servation aland point, I* the fact That left Columbia all alone a* first horse in the Derby in 1916, favorite for the 1049 derby. that such netting of Kingfich >* Asked why he didn't start Long n I'J&n first division club to lo«e bring done along the recreational its opening game. Newcomer Mon- has two colts that will hear Bow last week. Hirsch grlnne ed. braihrs of Palm Bcarh, not only gotnerv won il* first game l)-S watching. They are are Sonic, and taid: surprise winner of the f 25,1)00 annoying the sports-fishing plea­ from Columbus. Montgomery re­ Experimental llandiran No. 2 last "This cult is undefeated, mid sure craft, hut destroying -m all placed Greenville for Its first ven­ Saturday and Long Bow, which . the . . owner , , (Robert J. Klrberg) bait fish upon whirh the denixon' ture into a higher classification ha. jet to make his 1951 racing i ‘ hlntk» So ^ ° of tha deep survive. brand of hasrliall sinre the Greys debut. They are two of four | »• Aa l o n , . r we don l run The Florida Wildlife Federa­ were n shorttime number of the colt, from Te x a .' King Ranch , klm' h r » f nd u tion, representing not only the Class A A Southern Association nominated for the derby at U u ls - ' h*Vr » .“ "defeated horse, why sports fishing public hut the during World War IL vllle May 5. | ! UvVL L a . at a # nft... llirpch hAi RAudli u inorr than In n pre-*eA»on poll Auguata cilitens whose lievlihood depend* l J t t r S, n T )U .f !! !« , * derby horses, and two of upon sale of supplies for this re-1 was picked a* the Hally's hottest 1^ i tha winner* wore /or Klebarg. creation, has issued a statement pennant cuntemler. The Tigers out only five .time*. He won on*? j p , other. Bold Venture, was for calling on every voter in Florida didn't play like It last night whi when race Hi three i960 star s, i . m m l Scbwartx. Bold Venture was to aid in interesting the State J r * e\rn I the tire of both A/sault and Legislature to pat* law* prohibit- ’ Nat Yablon held thrm to four ,u ^Hirsch enter ril b m in an over- ■ Mldd|»ground. Ing commercial netting of sport* hits. IVneh Lew Davit got four night race Aor. 2 a. Jainalca Madhga, a full brother to AaflsTi amil i ....................... to prohibit netting w ith­ hits lu four time* at l « t to help word it. 1961 season, and Sonic , aul| , lio , , r ||flbie for the in one mile of the shots- line, git new manager Ed Hartneav won easily, luut Saturday everyDerby, nut lllrach said the colt Prrildrnt Porter II. l-ansing of nff in good fashion. A small crowd onr was putting the * family ill heir- was a long way from hit ben Ssnford stated. looms on Uncle Mlltle In the of 2,910 saw the opener. form nose. The other King Ranch "The fact that the commercial eligible la Black Douglas, but The count Isn't official but Experimental interests have tunird their atten­ S o n Sonic, in with only 105 pounds, [hG 'one h a .n T V t a r t H ‘ thhi' m ! tion to taking sports fish, indi­ Columbus apparently leads In the bounced home the winner, and , , on cate'" he *aid "that the llmiteil opening night attendance race. Hirsch still Is taking thr trows. Black Douglas flew down thit ■imply of ther regularly sought The Cards drew about 0,000 fans That's two for two in 1961— a Widener straight course last fond fl*h has dwingleil lielow |ia*t who taw the home townrr* make perfect record. spring at Belmont, and set a records. Unless this session of thn five errors end give up eeven Asked, however, if S*>nic was world record of 50 2/6 second* l.egiilature bring* out new and walks. Montgomery was outhkt 11 his best three-year-old, Max for four and one-half furlor Dltga. improved law* and regulation* for to six, with Pete Brvant on the smiled, and replied: So it looks aa If Texas will have the protection of lioth the food mound against the Alabamians. "No. | lielirvr Long Row Is to defend na Sonic or Irong Bow t’firto tty lod awaim fish and snorts fish supply, Florida Errors also decided a lot in better." for 1981 Derby. I* doomed to suffer the worse em­ te«l Hanfoid Manager Illchie Klaus, former Piedmont League field Savannah when Jacksonville liootMax Hirsch Isn't noted for long barrassment In the century; noted mg rhatrpliin, is a familiar figure in Floritla bav:pg ptaygd «hurt*top ed tluee in the ninth inning. Pitch­ speeches, or advising peoplv what S C R A TC H E D ........................................ — .................... -CJner (as it ha* been In the past for be­ er Harry llyrd of Savannah gave he's hiding in a is stable. So thly for tin- Jack'i.nvllle Tar* -in -11)17. Klaus I* also a part time pile Apr. 19— f/»V ing a Fisherman's Paradise. Even ii h< 'bnweil agaiti'l llaytimu lli'*ch n c rn lly win n his pileliing staff only one hit after the fouith. The was mnsldered a lengthy slate Rattlefleld, the I960 two-yearnew, there are well rttahlisheil in­ turnout wit* 1,597. couldn't get auylwtdy out. merit. ■■Id champion, ha* been dee,Jared _ cidents of old time visitors pass­ Columbia withered liefore a 12Long Bow ia more of a my­ out of tha Kentucky Derby and 7 ing Florida up for fishing satis­ hit Charleston attack, Including stery colt than Sonic. Lightly abut Saturday** Wood Memorial two important ones by Blil Drown. rartd as a two-year-old, Ie>ng at Jamaica. lilt V IT O S M IN S j up nnd ready fur his May 1H title faction elsewhere. "What more proof do we, the Brown knocked in four runs. Max Bow started twice, won troth Bert Mulholland, trainer for th« O K T ItO IT , Apr 10 (AT Agile| f||fht nifIlin., Kid (ia v lla n -a n d people of Florda, need to convince DeCamtt pitched the entire nine Then Max put him away for tho George D. Widener three-year-oll, Johnny llruttun, N B A welter hi* liair lan't even tnuas«-«l. u* that It la time for a Halt Water innings for Charleston, giving nine winter. said the decision was made after weight rhainpiun, is all warmi'il Resources Commission?" hits. 'I lie opener drew 4,511. The roll is a hay son of Helio- a conference with Widener. m 1ft■a>« . aa.A litft.L .ft.ah f< Tuwson. M d.i Jark Jack Covl* t otie Springfield. ill., v«. Itlrhnid __ of_ Pint-hunt. C hapinnii ol oi !* h otter bracket: Hilly Joe I'atton of Morirnnton, Cn., va. II. II. Ilaveratlrk, Jr. of l.anraitter, I’a.t Hurtle Ward. J r., of Kotilhirn Plnee, N. C „ va. William (Dynam ite) aa m Goodloe J r ., iif Valdosta (in. Winner* will meet in 16.huhr«ini•final* tomorrow. The chain nionshlp match, also HQ holes, fi *rt for Saturday. Gone from competition were thrre tnernlur* of the Walkei Cup team- Frank Stranahan of To Inin, Kill C am p M I of Huntington, W. Va., and Jimmy M rllnle of Overbrook. I'r., were ouated yesterday. Only Mrllale got a> far aa the third round. Stranahan |o>t a I up match to Joaeph Mrllrlde of I’nteraon, N. J.. who had to play off at HU Tueeday morning to get into tlm tournament. McBride, a forme Jeraey ahd .Mrtrn|io|itan Amateur Champion, profited by three aixe, that dotted Stiariahan's 77 card. Cantplftfll, defending ehamplo-i 1oat 4 and ! . to Jark Coyle of Pjtlnpflebl, lib, In I he morning Chyle, low amateur hi foair»*it>en tournament tlda winter, then out. laateil Hill Markham of F.a«t Hampton, Conn,, In a ‘J8-bo|e third round duel, Thai wan one of three m um thona. The grauddaddv of them all eanm In the -croud round when Bay I’ullimr, Wyandotte Mich., went 10 extra hole* to hvat Hill Mxwhimiry, Canadian Amateur king from Vnnrouvrr. Palmer won |K to sipiarr the match and the linker the next nine hole* before Palmer'* par f k r ended It on No. 10. In the aftvrnoon Palmer went up againat Cbapu.au and toil a 4 and .'I decision. A 22-hole artt.ua rourul match taw Hen Good**, .78 year old BebUville, N. £*.. dry rleanmg man, ouat Bo Wminger, Stillwiter. Ok la. Goode* putted the favnird W inlngrr out of the match, then intended Walker Cun alternate Dynamite Goodin* before Inning. 3 and I. (Jrodlne earlier won from Art Lynch, Sekradate, N . Y., by the aatne Joe I'attnn beat -fnvored• llo ................ ward K v e rilt of Atlantic City, S', J„ | up. with two great trap cip lo ilo n n on the last tw o bole* in the m o rn in g , then ousted Mrllrlde, 5 and 4. In the aftetnoon. . llavertllrk won from Mai Gal Irtt* of S t. Alban*. N. Y.. 2 am 1, and went It* hole* before «l<mnltiic C\ W ilih , NMIniinaton, N. C., in the afternoon 1 S ta n d in g £ ■ ^ ^ ..f t » « « a i t t l l f t 1• V in iu n * , K *n ,|, : l, r l Ml poleond I I |l|)f|ii|ia lira* It « 1 OtlonOo lim n rM lII* pau m o I '«( •iMferd l.r* •I.uric _ . liame* T«a»*r Orlando nl 1‘ocoa Hanford «« *1 * Inilalta* nsnM'rn I m H o Im llr a rli 111 l«#O0t»UfP litl.tn d M il* in »* »llle •AO Ml ••At* 111 t .2tm Mi aor r i l * »J.* !»TIV MIAMI r. %% la re l. I <•<•» I .. 1 I l oll 1 I •>*« r iir lM t o D • t*%*44 |f), k(anil ft llir oon AUffMlo **« ivluinliuo IU v i i i i i i N llo* *»n \loiiUfotnrrf rolMMltla \ r a l r n l M ■ N M B IU Mvonnoli 4. J«r* »oiivlllk i \ii»ninonirry t, rolmnnuo o lU*on Anjliiaio - n ia r U il'in 11, 1 ohim rlo I. liNIHex !•«•«» Jo* kponvlll* nt Hovonnoli \|oiitm.oirr• ol r*)luinl*UP A u iu iU ol M ir o n Oolu niliU ol choflotlon H 1 T IU 4 U fi i.K iy n rn I rim I toe loo too r iiit t u io h riftlriio flio-.il> I) iM I.-U lp M * N’t vt Tor k »l)»a « UI o II-••ton FI I ahiI i Cincinnati Oil le a le td a r'a Heaulla Hruoklrn *, I’ hlladelldila I bvMun l. New T u rk I o n li xaioea sctiedoled Uam e* Ta d a r N>«ft f o r k al lloaiuu i l l — Hearn , 11 . •, and Jonea r t l . t t t or Kram er ( M l t « Hp*hn <f I •I? ) and l>»nn van ran <n■ la-ii. a *. Philadelphia at llro o h lrn — lle ln i reflr*. ■i Ilian t l . a t va Natveouihe , I ••111 rin rln n u lt at t'hlraao p - — .a .n Yard, winner hen In 1941. t l - l l va. M ln n e r i l - l l i ga Bed In atalure with a one il>i.lr «* «)* • M livduladr under Job through >1 hole* In A N K N It 'A B I.K A M fl'. beating If. H. Ahem. Detroit. 4 and .7, and Johnny ftluhn. New Yftrli. n and 6, Hobart ManTey tnrn.vl hack Picehurat'a C. B Wallace, Jr., «1 and 6, and gained a hanl-carncj 2 up ilrcUhin orer Itnhert Klerxkv. I'ittahiirgh. The latter, j Baylor IJniveridty fuur-aport *tar two decade* ago, had advanced br aurprlalng mislilUt Dab* Morev «rf .lailui. Tex.. I up. M m lrv's oniMinent today. Hr W. J. Panowikl of Tnwson. Md., lock a 2 and t derlilon from Art Hoff of Oak Park. III., then ouxted Walker Cupper M rllvle, •1 and 2. The XA-year-nld I’an.m. Haw fo rk rlew iand tVavhlngton <*tl|ri(ii HI hflul* I'hlladrlptila lretrft.lt Itoatnn ■ A ll YHR6U6tft 1UM M IR HOUSIW OM C... WII TOO* VACUUM sad tftft H iH tm a n •• a i D rtooftag •sftiftf, aalai sad . laman.’ (AAftf •U. lb* ••tit|* kiMBft rottoi VA*NI1H (,MH lift* * ,-J u s psu*. i>tl ti will, I.oft l i w p l •on •. I ’o n a u e a r a Keilnvr tl-1 4 1 . at H I, ttA l at aim ftotenoa of b* utxfttiii {(W SPg l jjv f n c j V* II j la iu la - ItotM ali (•-•I va, H ta rr J t . l ) . tlvftelaii ■ hd at Detroit— ttarda i l l . I l l va Mray CIo-T> Robert Samuels Hurls No-Hitter In Junior League Q lR t^ io an i i - l victory over H** tha R M Boa Tueaday In the first no hitter of the I.fon’i Club Junior --n-dball League aeaxon GHMfa Lineup Jlligile W right, c “ " tt 8amuali, lie Rohaon, ’ fb 1 Gklloway, tb -— Barber, x« 'Jmmlc Moy, .it, Jonea, If Taylo r, cf McCoy, r Kox L in e u p ?|aa Kngllth, e M t Bowen, p jS S & l 3 n un ilia a n iT H K N N Memnhla l.iiil* flock I I 11 iii Hew Or I W llrtvana MnMIt All I'hallanonga ta rm riv Toledo Indian.'po||» a a a u riA Tio H W | I. b Pel. | a*» Mlnnvatxdla n tx a a * « l * •/ i b H f t t a tat* - n f tifa amm " yama ( \ amt almltm mmilaa I ft./I ft* hu h W f t * . . . l l » i l l mm4 m tat//** * Jftaft; . maatk a/ tit. 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Pei. « \ |»0 m a tioa t iiA B tiN O H W Ix a , li lt s j!***# ftlvctrk of ftoilft wbuua W i i) iwftiftl k* in;* ouh kot o d d to a*a a u o i •• ,,m, ■abaft far fl%a k*nl/ Pel. Havana h i Peiarsiiurg Miami Tam in tllti.il llaaeh (Vet! I'alin Ilea. Ii Kl. Ijiadertlaia hak aland w a in ( I l t a ila a m ly am afam ay la tmm ya m • t l m ra t itm lm f i v r i:H X v r i u v i i . I.R A M IK uatk'f 40# A IW W h a th Mftftft. wftftb taftft.1* it ift* ft Ink ft I 'll I la ite I t-ti I m « or ('M c a a n ■ iif ft* 1aaf yam t-J f t, M*.la Uat /mm /aa ■***! /amt **•»’/ Mawea T a t a , lliialun at Near Y e rk — Ittotiha (I? Tl va l.v rn e «■ !-• ). W athlngton at Phlladal|i'ila— Hlma (Y a m tmm amtmmaa tl* la ry a tm y t/a a /m t! ama (tor/1 tori m tarn! lamamlamaamg ka ty m ta . urn ! a * / fTftr u * t p s * t / * )■ / « /••» b a l l IftAft tah.U.m f.t fammy'a mil* af aimlikUf mail imm mf a iu U a alar I'lt-ft*Und 4. tfteiroll 1 tl* laldnaai rk liaao at Hi le.ala, pint. rain, trat graanda tV uthlngloli H i) Ifttl. •>• anil • ytn*j goat A at I f AN* *04 m lr Hick* 1*(MftftAtbt* n»-carry JMI bins* triMMid with p s " bftsft wilt ftps*J sp la•lo«iili|ts| o( iHUgl j m tloa'l steel lu ii m i umtoit Y e a le v d a r 'a Nvaolra tTork *. I l u a t o n t. Hew • y o u of duw sad d m aaary tlagle d« f t) to IIMOVI PAINt oa ■J,v i* . *.*’ •I '■}* ra . I rw i n r t . . ta tt uftiotrw f (V1-I -V IM* /. •j !*tcv 4. <ri. -----------i— __ �double play*. Lea* than one fan in 10 showed up for Mobile's fourth defeat in a row— the crowd numbered ft! I where li.Vii! sat the night U-furr for .Mobile’* home opener. The Atlanta Cracker*, dt fend­ ing champion*, put a lot of light between the fu*t and seconu A**oclatrd I’m * Spurt* Writer drviaion* by whipping Nashville For the (an* who don’t know pl-ce Cracker* now are one and a it, U-ii g u renegade I* nothing half game* out of fir*t place t.iw and no di*grace with Hutu ami one and a half game* ahead New imn. of fifth ,i.ace Nashville. HuImi i* now a llarou of llirinIngham. Tonight tubby Hotto. who thlow.* from ttie right »hte und t PI.OKI DA |t> V I S H ill (ay* In'll tw Pack in the big A TLA N TA , A pr. IW t/F) league* right quick, will try to battered the liaple** whip hie old associate*, the Chat- Florida tleorgia Tech lumet-all team Ifofi tapooga Lookout*. Itotio’* oppo«itlon In trying to yesterday with football star Heypitch Hirmingham into first place w<xal Sullivan’* two hunter* par i* Sonny lhaon. liirmingham illg the Gator offensive elevate,! itself Into a tun da. tie Sullivan k t-v k . ’ in *1% run* with Meinpht* for *eeond . lost iio'lil ...ti.uUt the heip or Hoi*,. The Huron* shutout Chatt l lt M t L h .l t M AY ( ( L I T tjllluuga .11 ahile the M e ..p h i.N EW Y O R K , /tpi*. te ^ id ’i New Orleans fame wa* rallied out. Happy Chandler, lanie duel on*rLittle Hock, presently the Hlue t <*lI rutnmltsinner, mtv rraign Hlldiou special of the .Southern, within a week, the A**o,-iut"l finished off Mobile tl-l. The third I’m * hat learned. V*me went tu Atlanta over Nash­ Twice rebuffed by tbe club ville M , , owner* who failed to renew hi* Ralph itrlckner won fur (he routrart in December ami March, itraon* last night with n five- Chandler I* •*U |„ l.e prenatinv hitter ami with the help of four to turi for governor In Kentucky I s l a n d e r s Edge Birmingham Team Beat Chattanooga; P a l a t k a 5 To 2 Newsome To Pitch )?or 4th S t r a i g h t II- S T E R L IN G 8 L A I T B Y ‘ ' j fe ’' L e v y C lo u ts H o m e r T o B e a t Heel G a in e s v ille ; M a ts 9 T o 5 The San I <>rit Giant*' game with l.er-burg »»• rained nut lax night. The local rlub play* ** Ajlalka tonight returning home Tor a game with the Friday at s I*. M. O A Y T llN A H K A t’ ll A|>r. I!» i8 ii«.ia li Th e Huyu-na Ih-ach IgUi.dt-r* won th e ir fourth Straight gamr here- !s-* r'rh t by U*/i .it*iip in . . -lalku Aialrfc:, • i tu 1. V e t e ra n Pitcher Wally •cat tried nine A ta h a hita while hie G animate* l.ai.Ke.1 Ik' i*r h-fty A . i t d llridge*. « ” W ^ T h r Diet- iced the game in the fifth inning on four -ingle* •ml a triid, to renter* Av IIk c u Colo Vito. 1‘alatka scored all their ran* in the -»»lh on » tingir. a triple by t'hrl? Ilermrde-. a double ■?.***•: ..r..:. ............— till I it atrike hy lah-t Ifetcher Dtrl Mohn. Swi^mninn: Meet ? Is Scheduled For 1’aJm Beach Hotel ’ r# • . ----PAIA1 R E A C H , A| r. Hk-(H|Hr I d a l) The 11)51 National A A U Junior Indoor Hwimmiug grid Hiv­ ing Meet and the FTothla A/.U Swimming uml Hiving <:hatn|iionship for Women will I* staged Sunday, Apr. JJ, at the I’alm llearh Hiltruore under auspice* of the Hiltrnor* Swimming Club, accurling to Hen Y’ork, city te**reailon director. " Competition fea ire* will lie the 440 yard free-»»vle mid 22(1-yard breast stroke for men, and the three-meter diving for women. The meet, originally slated for April 15, wat postpone,! In order not to conflict with the Women'* Senior National now being held at Houstnn, Texa*, Y’ork said. First club lo enter the meet It thr Hollywood Swimming A n n ., whose entrant* include Virginia ^ t w c o d , Jacquelline Samugl*, MuI *!lel Kaiser, Shirley Ijammid. Jean n# Rice, Hita Marholm ami I'hylits Pahnkr. Kosewell Heart, representing the Igike City, Utah, is the first jun­ ior national entry, lie will swim in the 220.hrea*t stroke Junior cham­ pionship. Al*u rapevlrd to rlitci a ir the l-akr Worth Swimming Aasn. and the Fort Ijiudrrdalr girls* tram, both of whom are competing In the Houston mret. Ileaulah Lam#/>ert ami other I’alm ileach High team mrinheri will also enter, York taid. Malcuim Carlisle, memlier of the National Men’* Swimming Committee, will referee the meet. Seeded Stars Are Winners In River rt0aks Tournament Ci t at i on Is 3rd In Comeback Race; To Try For Million wa* running fifth, then moved Jockey Rrook* never touched hi* up to fouith at the half. Ho twgan mount with the whip and only moving up on the pacr-*ettlng A show him up mildly to bring him Lark turning into the itrctch and In a length behind thr winer. thutr in the crowd of IhDtO who the sprint. ItriHik* raid Citation had let him down to a It to 5 Hig Cy $430 and lawisted hi* life­ favorite thought they had a win­ time winning* to 11130,0410. Hc'a lt« RUSH N B W L A N II ner. the champion in thi* respect. The S A N M A T E O , Calif.. Apr. U>— . Citation couldn’t get to the pride of Calcuiuet farm had won i/l’i Stout-Inurteil t'nation ye»- winners, however, und wa*n't 'J'.i race* and had run second nine ter.lay ut Hat Meadow, -tatted punished in I he lale stlrtch lull. time* before yesterdn)’* thll.l hi* romelaick amt ipie»t for a util* lion ihdlar's In earning* ami tan thitd foi first in In, lemarkabU cat eer. lb,- tn I imo i Comet fim-hed n length he I., ml v lark tmt lie wa* far from sli-tfiarrd. The clucking of I tn t foi the -is furlong* APIM .IKD IIY E X P E R T: wa* only a fifth of n second off the tiack ■ivi.n l 1’iinchu Supreme rail A LS O second in a photo finish liig C y wa* making Ills first M INOR A L T E R A T IO N S start lince last June lit when he finished MVOlid to Irish Ir.sl N’oor. F . II A . T E R M S II I’ . D O W N Stev, Hrook* had ’ he *is-v«ar' " i• • f. — i'- . ( A L L B I C U N V N I 1 C S T A l i v / lC I > a field nf *l« At the ipiarter he I ■pet wind up. right and that left hg apparently Citation l« cipectcd to keep didn't bother him at all.” It wa aiming for the goal that would the first time Citation ever haJ make him the fit«t thoroughbred run in four bandages. In hUtory to win f1,000,000. Citation packed L.NI pound* He Thi* probability arvmed reflectrd in hi* rider’s *tatement after pant FJTUI to show. A Lark, with the spiint. llros.sk* said elation Tucker Slender up at I (111 pound*, appeared to be a trifle *hort and returned Flll.iki, 13 30 and $J."0 might ore,I "a couple of more Pane ho Supreme wa* ridden by race* before coming UP to hi- I den l.astwi-ll, I'.V and paid FY.dO hot lie seemed to pull up all and f.iltn. ASBESTOS SIDING &ROOFING with three hit* m foul at hat*. Florida was helped t.y seven Tech fielding lapse* For Itii Jacket*, footballer* lint.by N'uitli and Hot. Meto y led ii. hitting North hit fui the r ib cult and McCoy got two f..i five, the onlv I , cl. |.I,I et to grl mote than •me lul • • • • • • • • • • * • • • « Senatora 3; G-M*n2 G A IN L K V T L L K , Apr. l»-(8 p * > M i l With two away in the ton m the lentil inning, the Urlamlo Renalor* pushed over a tingle tally to tak n :t-2 win over the ? Gainesville It Men in a Florida J.' State l.cupnn rlaih here last K n ig h t. Manager Ed l.evy, who had R clout'd a two-run liurnrr in tile ■ firrt frame, drewr u walk to open fctl.e winning rally, lie moved to Bx-entel or, a *lngh liv Catcher Ji’ Itoti Kii |I an I wen* all the way JpCkund when the hit « M Imhhled AYl centcrfh Id hy llarvill Jake*. Ked Hal* *•; Indian* 3 D E L A N D , A p r. 19 (K t-.-iulf I • — The I h i-a lid K n l Hat* itef atrd f_ the Cocnu Indian* here la*i night hy a wore of (* tii u lit n very loosely played ball game. The He<l Hat* were guilty of five intreue* and the Indian* contri­ buted two. Torn I'atuldo, former Sanford Giant, played right field for the £ Kiting Al I’lrtle and ronlnhuted three hita, one a triple, mid plated four of the Hat run*. Herb Mcl.eod continued to pound the 1*11 hard na he came up with ttwo for five and drove in two run*. I'AOK r lk i. THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY APR. 19. 1951 For LLNERAL IN S U R A N C E I 'M ! hill lumber S upply YARD H. •\ M LS t .l I AOKNI \ .11M HI T " III I f M ill t i l l I O N PHONES J IM M Y t il T D* D R 78 IlYrniiif- i -ill fij.l ll I'tioitr R3 1 w ’w tf « • • • • • »b»# **. • • ♦vt i . « 9 m * 2rd-ANNIVERSARY SALE 208 8 Cu. Ft. WIZARD SUPER with Full Width Freozer *59.25 $ HOW N 229 .95 Compare thi* terrific valir? today! F u l l widtls freerer locker Mores up to 42 lb*, oi Iroxen food* and ice 1-ot* and loti of eaiy-reach ahelf at** bilant full-width c r i s p e r holds over H bushel of fruit* and vegetables, m ill E . 1st. Banith Wathday Bluet! PLUS FEATURES! More Room! 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Flam downed M i x Kelley of Houston M , 6-4. Curt la defeated Chick Karri • a ! Houston Adi. A-t. Hl.T stdson won from Jack T u rp i" •f Dallas A -l, A-3. Mulloy elimin­ ated Jason Morton of Houston A-.1. A-t. T a lU r t won front How­ ard Startiman of Houston A -l, A4). Vincent won 6-2, 7-5 from Hammy Glxrair.alva of Hmitton. jG r t n t won from Julfut Heldman l 7TW. HouaCoo A-7, d -L Flattie Air DEFLECTORS Tu* Gouge — lc with purchase el SCISSORS JACK $4.29 He* RASi FEVCI 12* 22c no-rust EASY TERMS • a iia ^ T s Clear Piasflc brack- Sturdy, Men lift Steady u n i trek no-llp base •ARM ! »0 t :i9c H a n d y. Rub- N r cup* Od fitter „*,? $M 7 '•RTIIDCC1 98c :•* •e r or most cartridge ten* oil h i Also types for ta«. gpot. drl*la j lamp*. 1 kit m •Uta tempered tleel b la d e . M*rd»o«A han­ dle. 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Need*you D oV J S W estein Aulo Ai j o n a t e Stom »1 7 f “ �m n i f tm c r < » • • ' c? . - -- • •» rv .:.‘. - • >:. - ■ ’•-.•*-♦. ■ST, 7,' •• ' :> r ■: . ■•'*< ■ • i n f ' l l *. ' PAGE BIX THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ...... ....................----------------------------------■- Farmers’ Auction To Begin Sale O f Produce^ Apr. 25 Mile Arthur Text ((•altaae* ream PM* Oa*( by ua and our freo alllc*. From Ih i. island chain » c ran dominate with aea and air p o a rr every A .U H c port from Vladivostok to Singapore and Whrictal* auctioning of vr* r prevent any bird lie movement Uhl*, and produ.# will h* start-M at 7:30 P. Mn Apr. 28. on a Into Ihe I'arlfir. regular Wednesday waning acheAny predatory attark from A .ia dul# at th* Sanford Farmer*’ must lie an amphlbloua effort. No Auction located on* mil* »outh amphibloua force can lie aureeaeful of Sanford on tha Orlando High without rontrol of the are lane* Way, ll * n announced tndav by and the air over llioie lanea In It. C. R. Dawson, prvaidrnL avenue of advene*. With naval and Larry Jon*, will b* auctioneer air stipr-nta-'y ami modr.l ground and vegetable* will lie .old In •dement* to uefi-nd lie**., any m« largo and .mall quantity In |or attark from rontinental Aaia aUndard container, and field tow ar<l n» or oor ft lend* In the crater. Pacific would bo doomed to fail­ Bcnrhe. with liark* have been ure. provided to w » l mnr<* than ?-*l tinder »urh eouditlon*. the I'apeople, aald Mr. Dawtnn. Another rific no longer represent. menac­ platform waa recently completed ing avenue of approach for a on the »outh aide of the huildintt, pto.peetlve Invader. It aavum*and will h* turd by liityrr* to ili.trail, the friendly n»peel of a aairmhle loading. Other Improve. ix-ari-fin lake. ine.it Inrlnde real room and a Our line of deferur l« * natural lf t r t (r iilu ii drinklmr fountain. If the whole..!* 'ate. are rnm one and ran l*e maiotalnad with a plrtrii in tin* • on Wednesday minimum of military effort and night, mlacellatU'oua aalra will expense. It rnvialon* no attark follow, M r. Dawton declared. against anyone, nor doe. It pro. Auctioning of thia type will alao vide the lia-tion. e»»entl«l for of be continued on Friday nlghta frniiive operation., hot property one the earn* schedule a* tlttrlnc maintained, would lie an Invinri idr defense against aggrraainn. the part year. The holding of thia defense Mil' The auction market retrliraled It* firat anniveraary Friday in the western I'acifie is entirely night, and the Mg M r t M « « e »b ; I dependent upon holding all aegW * »W > »««*■> • u r , m»*jo. S M f 'U t M n t 't l to a l*u> Miami, who with a party from hrearh of that line by an unfriend K a a tla waa attending the ly |*ower would tennrr vuinetahie to determined attark rvery nthet auction*. segmrnt. Thi* I* a military esti The aurtiona have lieen el tractlng many people from neigh male as to which I have yet to boring rltlea, raid Mr. Dawaon. find a military leader who will Among three. |aat Friday nlghl t a k e nreplinn. lApplaoael. For that rra*o*«. I have trap a group from Daytona llrarh strongly recommended In the wlja came In three aiitomohilra. More than 168 eit Irena of I hi* past, a* a mailer of tnllllaty urgency, that iiadrr no rlrrum ■eeilon have purrhaaed at»>ek In the market, and etnek certificate, slanrra must Fori-nma fall tinder t'ornmiinlsl rontrol (applau-e). are now available, he added. Mr. Such an eventuality would ul paw»on la aralatcd by Ori oore threaten the freedom nf the , Mathleuv. vlre.prealdent and IV Philippines and Ihe Inan of Ja, W . IJn r, aeereiarv. treaaurrr. pin might well force oor west. Work la rontlnulng on th* r»n frontier hark In the cnaat claying of approache* In the of California, Oregon end JYa»bMarket from th* Orlando high Ington. (appivnse). Way, .aid Mr. Dawson. To umlrrvtand the rh.|ig*« whirh now appear upon the (Jhtit eve mainland, one mutt und-rstand the rhange* in Chlnra# thar.IIW iHaaer Petal P u t fleet arter and riilture over the past for Seoul. 20 year*. China up to 80 year, ago Allied troop, nlaed llw arhin wav completely non-homogenoue, at lh « weatern and of Oia renervnir lielng rompaltmentrd Into g rju p . Wadnetdav without a fight. They divided against earh other. Toe tgpturcd Yanggu on the eaalern war-making temlaney waa almoat and Monday. An alghl-man Hoi non-evialent as tliev still followed patrol probed to the outiklrt* of the tenet, of the ( ‘unfitrlan Idral Tnnggil Wednesday night. Ifravy of parifist culture. R#d mortar *h*|l* fall Inlo the rlly At the tlllll of the rrnlo tv till Thursday afternoon •ter the fhang Tsolm regime ef The alow, deliberate U . N. drive fort, for greater homogenlty pro•Ppeared to Im near the line be­ dured the atari of a nationalist tween Otorwon and Jumbwa, 11 urge. This was further and more mile, nnrtheaat Behind ll, the .or, e:i-fully drve|nt*ed under Ihe Rada were helleyed to have mamol Iraderaliip <if (Ildailg Kal-SItek, hut •OP.Ot'o men for an eapeelcd aprlng haa loirti hrought to lie greatest drive friitlllnn umler the present regime U. H. Eighth Arm in a rm y ccommunl .Mmm to (he point that It haa now taken qua Wedneaday.li Wedoe Indlcatad the Al- nn the eherarter of a united nation­ having -R w wera ware I____ „ tro-d-1# aibU finding the Reda are*. It m H alism nf Inrina.lnglv dominant ag R R at moat ____ plaei grrs.lve tcod-ni ic i Allied patrol* In C cn lril Korea Through Ihe pa*l Ml year* lh ware trring "to fl* the p-wltimi of Chinese peoplr have thus hecom* •n elu.lvr enemy.” Red raaualtlea Wadne«day total mlliiarired in their concept* and ad only 445. about half Ihe uaual In their ideal*. They now -onstldaily acore, Indicating little action. t .ti* rvrcllrot soldier., with -om. rommunder*. A South Korean force on the orient staff, ami amt coaat movad 'it mile* north Thl* ha. produced a new ami dom­ of th* Red Uirder before It met inant power In Asia, whirh. for It. own purposes, I* silled with Rad oppoaltlon. Tw o air alarU were aounded a* Soviet llu>sla but whirh in It. th* front Thttradav. A Mark- own ronrepl. amt methods has waa enfoerad Wednesday- liernm* aggressively Imperialistic, »r*dav night for th# flrvt time (applause) with a lust for eipan’ Um war. A n unidentified plane ilnn and Increased power normal i r orer th* front bat theta wa» In this type of Imperialism. Thare (■ little of the Ideological * « , inneept either on* way or an m th* alert far day* for a p*>*- other In the Chtneae make up. The tlvndapl of llvtug U »o ' alhle atrong Rad air emaih. and the capital aeeumuletlon ha. ■■ ■ . —I.. ■ bean *o thoroughly dtsatpated h* war that the masses air devpee ate and eager to follow enr Iced ere hip which seem* to promise th* K m ltp n e Sveta Pea* Datl outride Tokyo. It Warn* e/en alleviation of woeful atrlngenrle*. more unorthodox whan a crowd of I hava from the beginning be­ youngster*. aoma nf whoa* father, lieved that the nhlneae Oontmun•ra tarring in Korea, reeltged th* *at»* support of the North Ka> commander far autograph*, iranr waa tha itoralnant m e Their •(latent Secretary of tha A rm y •nleieela are at present parallel Johtuon, who accompanied with thnae of th* ctoylet, hut I twsT. rmphnalaad that the re­ lh-vt that tha a n ro a e lttn w i ce­ mean any rhange ''In our re oily displayed not only In R>*of Oanatal M acArtb-r did rea but also In In4k> Chlav and T Ie and d e uro lM tlo it to .top l-e*. and pointing poka*t<al!r to­ ward tha eouth reflect* pradomIpantly the aarne lust for th* ex­ ' purpow of tha trip, only pansion of power which has * dayt after Rldgway aur- emanated every would-be cennuerMae A rt bur. waa to tea.- or since the beginning of Mute (ap­ Jape near that tha change In plause.) mand would not alter Amerl The Japanese people elm# the promiae. to help defend Japan war hava undergone the gr**«U Idgway left Tokyo In dree, e.t eeformatten rcecHrd la rm. but during the 58 modem history. With * com­ nute rontlrllation flight, lie mendable w ill ragarwmm ta Into combat clothe, and learn, and markad capacity la hla familiar field rap, with undrretaml. they have from th* »U ra and a paratrooper*. aaheu left In war’s wako ertrt* ed In Japan an edifice dedicated atad hla Intpwta the supremacy nf Individual L a young Amerlliberty and personal liberty, and d as. "Oaneral/ In the enantng precane there ay I har* youi haa been m a il * • truly rapraaeatatlva n v a n f ia a t cam. ■Hied ta Urn aidvaata af p a i- Korean W ar •ks ^ S r ijs L S r n ; Ridjrway DrrlnrcK ” s s t t a s r 1” Refuae. ipa Bribe Cane rA M P A , three A p r. 1*— f Bweelal - a J5 S Jnet lee (apple b h ) . Politically, ocanomleally. socially Japan la now at many fro# nation* af th*kl will not again fail Mm i trust That It may wield a profoundly fluanre ovar th* ooutM .af areata In Aaia ta attaatad bw Mat matnifleant manner la MhlaB tha Japanam paeple haa* Mat tha m a r t cbaiiengn of war, waraat t M aap* fusion aurroandlng tnam from Mm outside and checked within their own fiwattara IMurder Indictment Is Brought Against Arlustcr Harrison '■ * BU M State Legislature in confidence that Ihe exiiting unrest will lie corrected and a atm nf I Rood and healthy nation will grow In veilmn. the longer aftermath of the war’s The Conitilution at prevent pro­ terrible destructiveness. Ws must lie patient and understanding and vides lot a tegular Legislative ses­ never falling, as In our hour of Arluvter Harrison, negrrsa. waa sion only ooce ia two year*, and need they did not fail os (ap­ indicted by the (irand Jury only the governor may call a spe­ plause). yesterday «n a charge of murder cial session between times. A Christian nation. Ihe Philip­ in the first degree. It was re­ pine* aland* as a mighty hulApproval o( the so-called “ sellported today hy O. I*. Ilrmdoo, nark of Christianity In th* starter" amendment by a House clerk of the court. Far Hast and Its raparlty (or Another indictment wav tha*. vole of 62-1J was the highlight of high moral leadership la Aaia of Arthur (ircen. Negro, alia. a generally dull day in the legis­ U unlimited. The government of Ihe Re­ A. I- Green, who (a rh .rg rd lature. public of China has had the op­ with rape. interesting new hill* were portunity to rrfute by action An information was filed hy O T•Voir ji m d , much of (hr malicious gossip Stair A I t o r n e •• O v e rt-tre t They would put the stair ruad whirh so undermined the strength against Krne.t White. Negro who department's llOOJXrfl.tion * year nf It* leadership on the Chinese la charged with breaking and mainland (applause). The bene­ entering with intent to commit road apcndinit program umler the ficent people nrp receiving a Just a felony. Tw o informations wer-r State Uudgrl C immisaion'a super­ vision, rcquii • all who draw mor* and enlightened administration filed against M. R. Fletcher with majority representation In charging grand larreny, and one than 64,600 in salary from tho state to fi|-> certified copies of the organs of government and against Kav Register, whr I. th- ir income tax returns fur pnlltirally, reonnmlrally and so­ charged with breaking and IMi'lie Inspection, and trqitlre all cially they appear to lie advanc­ entering with Intent to commit purrha*** of .rale supplies to lw ing along sound nad constructive » felony. made frnm a "fair prrre" lift line*. | Arthur William., Negro, olead- jir- pared hy the romptmllec. With (his brief Insight into the ed guil'y to a charge of men Immediate house rnnr.idcralion surrounding arras, I now turn slaughter. A no hill wan filed in to the Knrran eonflirt. the ease of Ic n ll Rank., N'egre.* of the Kcnatc-approvrd resolittlon While I » « not rnnatiltrd who fare-1 a first degree murder calling nn all mcrnlter. of the prior In the President', derision charge. Another no hill wa> filed Hlatc Game and Fresh Water to lntrr«rnr In support nf the in Ihe ease of J. R. Heed, who Commission to resign was blocked Itrpnhllr nf Korea, that deci­ had Iwen rharged with armed by the objection of Rep. Simpson sion, from a military alandpotat. Vnbhery , of Jefferson. It «,*ily look one man t keep It frnm coming up peo*ed a .ootid one, (appltii**.) The Grand .lory recesre-d late today under the rule. _ As I say, ll proved to He a !n tl. *•- ' r a » A - v W ( ' - . . - ( - ’ , ‘T!.< Mil m.iking ,i |N,-.'n,ir' • m w i""*. ;-V -uv dialiui nark ar»- -cheduleo n> ’ -fa il Monday. children to art m movies prothe Invader and decimated hi. (’, M. Itoyd .-r v r d a- t"*— isn. ilurc-l in P'ocida without running fortes. Our victory was comand Ralph A. Smith av clerk of a (mil of rhild lal-or law . became I plrle, and our objective* with­ the Jury. law with Governor Warren's in resell, when Red China In­ aigi-ature. tervened with numerically su­ The Ktale K-nair stilt must perior ground fn rrc . mih Bpprovo the prnpoul to let tha Thl* rrealrd a new w ir end Iwaisiator* tall them sdvr. into an entirely new aituitlos. a ap-eial scnslon. Then It wouldn't situation not contemplated when tic--ime effective until ratified In our (orren were rnmmlllrd The Seminole County Ja yrc r. Ih- 11*62 general election. again.! Ihe North Korean In­ today cancelled plan, for a pro­ Rep. Shepperd nf St. Johns, vaders; a situation which railed for new decisions In Ih* dip- gram on the opening of the Naval principal s|Hinaor nf the proposal, A ir Station to listen to General recalled that a similar pru|Moial Inmatlr sphere to permit Ihe M a-Arthur's addrras to the loint wa» adoptrri hy the floua* two reali.tlr adjustment of mili­ year, ago and four years ago, tary strategy. Much derisions session of Congress. Comdr. O. C. Pearson, arling but didn't get through the 8*nhave not been forthcoming, (ap­ at**. commandant at the station. Com­ plause.) lie .vald Governor Wnrtcn didn't While no mun In hi* right mander C. A. Illouln and L l O w .-i mind would advocate .ending our Nicholson were guevta at the rrert- like the proposal nod had Ircen instrumental in killing it in ground forre. Into continental Ing.______________________________ I IMP. China, and such was never givvn It would take a petition by thought, the nrw situation did change. If we will not devise some three-fifth* of the members of urgrntly demand a draallr rv- greater and more equitable ay*viiion of stratrglr planning If trm , our Armagr-Mnn will lie at the House and three-fifths of the our imlitleal aim waa to defeat our door . . . . logical and in­ Senator, to rail Ihe legislature hla new enemy as we had do- volves a spirit of irldescenre and Into special session without tho improvement of human chararter order nf th* Governor. feated the old one. (applause). The House heat down. (11-14, that will synchronise with nnr Apart from Ih* military need, itmovt niatrhlesa advance In an attempt hy Ren. Jones of aa I saw It, to neutralise this •cience, art, literature and all (sillier county to raise the ntim eslra protection given lb* Ih* material and cultural Me- l-et of lawmaker, needed to cell enemy nnrth nf Ihe Yalu, I vdopmenls nf Ihe past 2000 year*. tlie e.iiton to three fourths of fell that military necessity in It mutt he of Ihe spirit if we are eat ll house. the ronduel nf Ihe war made H r said If a ie*l emergency i to save (applause), lint once war necessary ( I ) The Intensifica­ la furred upon us. there la no cvi-trd it would l-e easy to get ' tion of our economic bleckad# that many legislators behind a other alternative than to apply against China. 1 2 ) The Impcalape- lal session movementHe every available mean, to bring lion of a naval blockade against railed on tlie llnlltrse to be "renll to a * »lfl rod. War'* very Ihe China roost, (8 ) Kamnfal llstir " ohjerl I. vlrtnry, not prolonged of reatrlrtlnna on air reconHhcpperd answered bluntly; Indecision (applause). natsaonc* of Chin*'* coastal "tin re-fifths is plenty, threearea and of Manchuria fap"In war there I. no anlmtltot* fourth* la fnollshl" plauae), ( I ) Removal af refor victory (applause)." Shepperd pnialed -rut the atrlrllaas on the forre* ef the There are some who (or vary­ tmep-inienl, even if a-lopted, can­ Rapa Mir nf China nn Forman*, ing rra to ii would appease Red not affeet Governor Warren's Ad with logistical support to raaChina. They ar* blind to his­ ministration greatly I-realise it tribal* to their affective opera­ tory's dear lesson, foe history will lie almost over l-rfnre the tion*. (applause). leaches with unmistakable eranevt general rlrctlon. For entertaining theta view*, basis that appeasement but He said It might come In support our forrra In Korea and egrts new and bloodier war*. handy In future Administrations to bring hoatililiea In an and It points to no single iaalanre with the lease p o s s ib le dtlay and where this end baa justified that | although “ It probably will never at a saving of counties* American mean., where appeasement ha* 1l-c ncc.-asary to runvrne. I think that It would Iw a sufficient hrakn and Allied livra,, I hava been led lo more than a sham peace. severely rritlrlaed In lay rlrtlas, Like blarkmall. It lava the baala <>n the ambitions of any adminis­ trator in executive office” to for new and auccvaalvely greater principally abroad, despite n r know that a special session could understanding that from a mili­ demauda until, aa In bUrhmnll, lie railed. tary standpoint th# alary* view, violence become, the only other ----------- ------------■— have been fully sharnd by prac­ nllernatire. Why. my soldiers , tically avert Military leader ashed Me, surrender Military ad- , . * * ,, . ... ewameraeri with tha Bares* cam­ vantage* ta an enemy In the ; M R C A r t h U F A l t d f f e F O H field? I ro«Id not answer ftp paign. Iarlading aar awa Jotal plans*). Chief* of Staff, (applause) ttsaP iav* y p a V*a* tsaei (standing ovation.) ilons. Behind this honorary outfit «T I I railed for telnlorcamanta, but of the ronfllct Inin an all-out ws- matched the antlre first division. was Informed that reinforcement* with Chins. Others, lo avoid Bo­ The Bt*r repotted that "a roar wart not available. I made clear le! Interranlton. Neither rxplsra- »f cheers swept up the avenue" that If not permitted to Hrstroj tlon sartna valid, for China is al from a half-million throats a* th enemy built-up have* north of ready engaging with Ih* maximum Retailing came into view A t 16th the Yalu. If not permitted to utl power It cat- commit, and Ihe Hov. Btrret he led th* march through let will not neteesaHlv mesh Its a "Victor* A rrh " Into a "Court Hie the friendly Chtngf* China** free* ft action* with bur mov*. like a •-•li­ •if Honor" lined on both aides of some 800,000 men ten on Formt ra. Anv nrw enemy will mAre like­ with If ant permitted to hteekad* senator*, diplomat* and ly strike whenever ll feels that other notables. China meat to the relativity nf military and other Chlneve Re-1* from getting »t Npectatnra lined the avenue from without, and If then was potentialities is In Its favor on a ell Mat the White llmiae, so to be no hope of major retgfwce- world-wide hast*. Pershing rod# on to 17th Street, The tragedy of Korta I* furth-i then turned back to the man menta the position ef the command from Ihe military aUadpotiit for- heightened by the fact that Its Mon. m ilitary set inn was coo fined •" It* h«de victory. An awed neurtpapet write t territorial limit*. It condemn* that noted that ” 20 whirring, dipping, We could bold la K o n o by •that maneuver ana Hi an ___area nation, whleh It Is our purpose speeding airplanes" were over where our supply line advant­ to save, to suffer the devastating bead. There ware 1.000 at the age* were In holanee with the impact nf full naval and air bond- harade for Admiral Chester W. supply line disadvantages of Ihe ardment while the enemy’s sanc­ Nlmltx after World War II. enemy but we could hop* at bevt tuaries are fully protected from After the parade Pershing left for only an Indecisive campaign such at lock end devastation. the reviewing stand to shako O f the nation, nf Ihe world. with It* tetrihle and constant at­ hands with wmm*l*.J roI.Rcrx. trition own. upon our, lfarce* _____ If Ute K -re a aH ie . up lo now, I* th-- a-tie Next day ha went ta the capital one whirh ha. risked war against if ill ' enemy utilised Ita full military and heard a roograaaionat resolu­ Communism. The magnificence of tion that said: The thank* nf dial. the courage and fotrilude of the I 1hava constantly called far the American people and of thn Ihe new political deaWiaae **• Korean people defir i description, Congress nf the tlnltrd (Mates fapplause). They have rh-twn to are due and are hereby tender* I oenllal ta a solution. ISffarta have k m W ide ta risk death rather than slavery, |n General John J. Pershing." ‘."heir last words to ove were: dial art my aaaltlan. It has been On* of the lengeet victory pa aaM la afreet that I waa a "Don’t ecuttl* the Psctfk." (ap- rad*a Washington haa peer ram r plauee) When General Dwight D. Risen warm eager, Nothing raald be last left yaar fighting hower returned fmm Europe June Ihea truth, (ap- i o In hava farther fra la Rarea. They hava dear after World W a r II. IS. IM I M SI . aftei PjMMt.) their heal there, and I raa rvI know war a* few other men It stariad at national airport. t y m wtthmt reaurvathm • trow UM It proceed now living know It aad a rro w U m Potomac. Pot 1 they are splendid |a ever* *d, often between Hum of pm v lc way. (applaaae) ta tha eapitol, whei to me Is mor* r v ____ , It waa m v constant effort to 1reseed Congraaa. U oR advocated IU complete abhllpraaerve them sad end this sav­ ds^tiDctivcnfii age ronfllct honorably and with foe has renderIt use lea* as ^ meagg of aet- the least loan of time and a min­ imum sacrifice of life. It* grow­ tim e Intsintt dlsputm. ( (ap- ing hloodahed has caused me the m ts ta " JTV t plans*) deepest anguish and anxiety. ladved, tha 9 jk Those gallant men will remain af(Also tea la say thought* anil In my pra yen always. (aaalauH) sttlcsMp I am rim ing M years cf utloaed t lU r y m rvlm (applai the a a r . IJolInod th* A m sa.4a whit century. af lay world __ many ■ vine* I took th* oathi atWi Point, and IM i. dream* have all I Mill th* refrala af aaa of U m ceremonies her* for th* General. Th* President cent his army aide, MaJ. General Harry H. tried to do h ii duty as God gave Vaughan, to represent him at an him tho light to m * that duty.” airport welcome to tho GsneraL MacArthur finished speaking at and he gave authority for federal 1:10 P. M. hit address lasted 30 worker* to leave their Joh* and minute*. watch a M acArthur parade and MacArthur'* appearance l-cf-.r* welcoming ceremony thia after­ the lawmaker* was televised over noon. He also cancelled a speech •II major network* to an au Hence he had schedule for this afternoon of uncounted millions Mlllirn* to the American Society nf News­ more heard hla voice over radio. paper Kditors, explaining he did Hut the Whit* House vald in not with to detract from ^'General advance that President Trum an MacArthur’* D ay." would not turn on tha T V set in P II IL A D K I.r illA . A p r. IP-t/P) his office and that no one from the White House was going In the * - Harold B. Ktaa.rn, president of I he University of Pennsylvania Capitol to hear MarArthur. and a candidate for the I04R Re­ At the hour of the speech, tin- publican nomination for Prealilcn:. President waa conferring in hi* -aid today General Douglas Maroffice with K«crrtary of Stale A rth u r'i apeech before a Joint Acheaon. It la routine for them meeting of Congress was "one to meet at 12:30 P. M. on Th u rs ­ of the greatest address** in Amer­ days. ican history." Mr. Trum an ha* held himvrlf “ It* Influence on future Amer­ personally aloof from all the ican policy will he as great as K I Legal Notice n w i ■in UZ .»■ IB *8U & k» s % ( f w l l l s r i . r i v o N i oaet men aboard the aunken tub might atill be found alive. Admiralty expert# u ld the suhmarine's oxygen eupply had hero' enough for only 48 hour*— a deadline that waa passed at 8:16 p. M. Greenwich Time yesterday. It was exactly two tlaye earltn that the big submarine dived on maneuvers an-1 myateriously aellletl to the bottom In some 2»m feet of water. Rut the Admiralty said the hunt would go on. An armada of | t ships prowled over the channel surface (hut morning, aearchlng for aomr sign that would pinpoint n Juvt where the Affray General George Washington. Farewell AtWrc**." Sla.een InM a reporter after listening lo a speech. . ___________ _ You Dnn t (if i . • or I’av for . . tl-r |r». t)e«lrI’or l w L i* l l . Knur klr » 4W» 'J i c -Portion or Short •r, Kil-« when you Itoy AAP'a Super-Right To Hear Mac Arthur E Sunken Submarine Speedy Victory Jayi’ccH (’a nee I PI r J S iiB H ™ r . ;--V THURSDAY APR. 19. 1951 A few yggra ifo we had, quite b few compUintej about tha delay, checkout itandg.r We workad hard to aolvel this problem by increaaing] and lmproviitf the atanda and training our checkera] to do a mor* afficicnt Job. t H a t this if f a rt p a id off in y o u r A S P f x I t t h t r t a minimum o f d t la y a t t h t checkout c ia n d t Chudt Roasts! Blade Cut honc-in lb. 73^’ Arm or Knfflihh Cut bonc*in lb. 89<' All G— id Brand F L A .-G R A D K A DR. A DR. Sliced Bacon lb 49c Our chtckara strive con-1 itantly to bo eourteotu, ef-J ficienk and accurate. If you hava any suggest] tiooa that will help them] improve our ehackout aerv.j Ice, pleaae let ua know.] Please write! CUSTOMER RELATIONS M M li r t g U i Am J r Maw Y a "ffc lt, W, Y ./ f ------- ---‘ **. ■■ i “Super R igh t" FRYERS lb-Mr Prime Klh Roast lb. 85c ll-.avy Hriskrt lb. 79c Corn Beef (trad* A Quirk Frown Young Sugar C-irad HEN 10-13 rvr. Bacon SciuareH 27c TURKEYS lb. Me Whiting ...... lb. 27c [ Fillett A IP No. 2 can 16c Apple Sauce Our Own Tea Vi lb. pkjj. 45c lb. pkff. 87c Ann Pag* Peanut Butter . 12 oz. jar 31c Ann Pag* Fruit and • V**4| I lb. ja r 25c Grape Jam Vegetables Warwick Christ* fov-rc-l C h errlei......... 1 lb. box 49c Frvah Sn-»»t Inna Cut G ttar BcanB..... ..... No. 2 ran 13c Yellow C orn..... Ann Pag* Prvpaitd la rg e Spaghetti..... 22 oz. can 17c Sunkint Lemons Frtit Haaaona Pieah Trm h r Salt A-'M IW ••••• •. - . f ••••<• 26 oz. pkg. 8c A A P fillrad Beet* .'.'..I.... . No. 2 can 15c 4 ears 29c ooz. 25c Cucumbers lb. 13c DalleImu nr Wln«»ap Applex 2 lb*. 25c 3 lo t i os can* Ann Pag* Tomato Soup 3 for 29c Talco Feeds Fresh Crlap Irabarg Lettuce Irg. heads 19c F irs h rrookncck Srralrh lha. 91.15 100 !U 94.51 IJiving Mash 25 lha. 91 -29 100 Ibn. 95.02 Craw. Mask 25 Nm. 11.29 100 Ihn. 95.02 25 Iho. 91.29 Broiler Mask 100 Ihn. 94.84 Dairy Feed 20*; Yellow SquaRh 2 lbs. 17c A Real Coflee Value Crwicenl Ci\y Plantar* Cocktail tM itu te .......... V4 lb. cma Sic Cllgs—for the dishes _ . . t ........... LU 29c A Pcsm Rhaawax .............. 2 rano 59c and Chieory b b O w l t offers 3 caw ........... .. 25c Ideal Dog F ood.............. I lb . eaa 15c Unde Bern Rice ......... 29 ox. pkg. 37c You’U anlny Uiia fam-na > U p Rl-nd of New Orlm rn type C-iff-* . ^ . *• Jta •im.nln/r |*w averydnv Prim of Crfce* fltw ttentec.....- 3 Ibn c m 91.17 TWt ........ .....................largo pkg. 31c Dot Soag P t e t h r ...........Irg. pkg. 31c Kirks Coal lit Bonp ............ ........ 9c Cnawy 8w p -~-------- --- -" g Ivory floow ...................large pkg. Sir Iracy 8ogg PAG —-— ——o c d . t e r 9c I �-■-Y*2 THURSDAY AJ»R. 19. 1951 I’ACiR SEVEN THU SANFORD IfERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Worried Builders Set Aside Plans For Millions In New Construction fllints to Housewives] Hj I.o o k in e f o r a n w i n tliih t h a t is f la v o r o i u ? X m l l l u i f l y . lo o ? T r y Ihr m o ld e d r u l l a p ' r h ir w * a l.id , w h ic h foxal p rx -iu li t » In I h r llu ■r a n « f l i n n h ii N i il r i t u i n and H o m e E c o n o m ic s , U . S . P r p . i r l nirnl o f A g r i e u l t i in r , h a v r •■laid r«| to f a m ily *‘ se fro m t h r ir ro t r a i r h in d r r r i o p n g t r e i p r . <>n ;• In r g x T > rn lr fo r r r x t a u r a t .l xi»» C o t t a g r r h r r » r Is a c<><yl p r o I n n fo<n|. M a n y h o m r m a k r r x ih * i i . r il o f lr t i Iw c a u x r I h r v x|.• no t h a x r v n l l n l w a y » In »rrv > il T h r m id d l'd t o t t a c c h rrx « s a la d ro n la it is m o u # li •In i r , i g c . a n d n u ts in ra rh r t v in c In p m y |d r p r n lr i n n r r d . a ltn n xl a . x vrll ax a s r i v i n c ' f in*nit w ould d>> Th>- t r » i | » ' g iv e n l«h > w m a k r fo u l l a t g r s rtx iu g .x . I h r u i lx t u n Bx T . K. AP l’ I.E i;A T K llm Saw UiHMtni N l A l V O R lx , A p r IB f/J'l I ’I a i i j I n i uull'ort' nf tL'Ilai-. »»f n o to rn m n o rl c o m lrtH jio n h « ‘ r Iwcn .juictlv abandoned in tbc pa;l |fu xirrl*. Krill. 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Itpfw I’etam was described today Ill ther', 2CB have survtvrd a . s li g h t ly Im proved littongly convinced of future The o f f trial m e d ic s l h u llrtin p.. il.ilit.es nf the cilrus Indus­ tu tte d at Ihe Is la n d of Y e n , try due to the new froien run -o b will to l rep rolling San ford ** im n plat, to afll u. the ronrcntlx f t o r 'ii bit e lo tl.e U d lo m » l tre rl on M e trlll Islar.d, 't'l.r lyrhee g rn v r lx bwale.l near a tnedium *ll*d lake whirh fu.ntshei water for overhead Irneatlon Fit in pe.I l.y s gasoline e rv r a ct*ai | motor, one sprinkle! .a n rove* a n d u s e fu l «*' V L T O R ' h/rM \ •*r ,i*|x l*r Vi.| . ,* **n (||i»|r ••( (Vir >ti4tl|!« f f Will .4fV•t til* I*. 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I J liY C F . BKVIS YoungArthur MacArthurWants To Follow In Footsteps Of Father N o t itcco m n ie n d e d F o r Children? IJ 4 f KiHh O n n | « A n ............. — ——■-- OHnd« -------------WHITER • SANFORD • WINTER GARDEN RITZ Theatre �#. THURSDAY APR. 19, TltE S/tuPORf) HERALD, HANFORD. FLORIDA ' w Y o rk ' *P ‘ f tv’ Dift'eft 1 ,, , . , I* o r IflUJire r a T a d e “__ *" .. ua t m i i ■r y *-7* itperyiwd to\n>thr iw» t/wm. wiir u parade route.. a u lk l.r.l Fifty flu.hlnf machine, maehin.-.. **'*'* “ anti lfi mechanical .w iv iie r. will N K W Y O ltK , Aor, I'J— 4Af— T h r city*. .tree! cleaner. today outline.! elaborate plan. for clean. in* n|! loin of wait* paper, con..III tirle r tape In the wake tAinorrnw’a parade fai tirneral I**, ipln Mo A it lm r . A foie, uf I .bun white i . i i i m . he located alonit the llr»«* of march. Thr Sanitation Department n i p irp , rri, for „ c| , . n.up job ._ _ , , W***r "**" ,h,> drn" '" * , r * Hon for Ifuwaid Huge* Ju ly If., 1b48. after tua recoid |(|ul.i girdling flight, i Tim Most Ecoonmlcnl Dish Ylu Can fawo Today! CARROTS 3 ... fin. Ids Valencia SPACES 5 Durnk* Ti p TURNIPS 2 ... FRYERS, FROM Sweet ■ a v* s m c «^ L Tto iKit « a lif o u ii* nvw j: act REAL-KILL BUG KILLER FRESH DATES D'AnJou !»*• Pttded i lk« U » « EAT. PEARS 2 (11e-'i. I’aacal FLA. CELERY 2 U . S approved, I'u lln m iii Patted. P ath year u u r (u .iiid a iiu n l in k * arc im p ro v e d i . n * r . i t i 'i T v t r l r t lc d n . « Mm li W r have c h ic k : in t h r tturc. u r t s~ you m ay o rder tor lu t u r r d e livery . lot* ol ItK 'e 1 l ) tSnidller u u u n fllir* I6 'y e a ilil HAM\ ( M ICK S C R A T C H 60 A ll M .oli Starter A* Broiler .6 ? I.SH ( . R u W I M i S C R A TCH .50 1.16 (jR U W lN C i M A SH .64 1.43 I.Mrili UV» packed in Urey* Print ItagO K id n e y Boant H ro o d rrt, Im in t* . W a le r r r t. am i P o u ltry K r m r il t r t l.ifnit——41 I hihy Foods F L O U R 6t F E E D S T O R E S 4IS PASI f’lHST STIIPKT HANI'ORII, PI.A. Strained— 3 Jara C l i r t m n l -! J a n LfcWITtAL. FLORIDA UUICK FlthL/h fle a itJ ie r AM ) STORAGE CO. Y01IU Locker Plant M EAT DEPT W. 131h HI.____________________Phone 131H Breakfast Bacon Sale! D O T H I S P A R T O P Y O U I l S H O P P IN G A T Y O U R l.t K 'K E K P L A N T " T H I S W E E K E N D Y O U W I L L H E P l.K A H K Il I l.A . G R A D E A DRESSED A DR AW N ens Ijiundry Soup NABISCO 4 to <» LI*. Avg. l-ar£e t ake -PALM RIVER- -SWIFT’S P R IM - S 5 fe v ( POUND to :i LI*. Avg. T H I S P O U L T R Y IS D R E S S E D IN U U H P L A N T BY S T R IC T L Y S A N IT A R Y M E TH O D S Whole LGGS For Fuhuloua DOZEN Slid* R E A L L Y FRESH LO CAL llONF.LE8fl TOC W K 8 T. H AIIY Sirloin Roasts FRYER Mbby IIF.EF Tomato Juice No. I T Mr Liver |4bby Peach Juice No. 211 10* in r OceUixtatle O lllt C U R E SMIISKI* ViiifKar FORK CHOI'S RAM ROASTS Lb. % l,b . Jfi-nz. WIENERS 2-lc Wliilrlurure ql*. l.r*c Mnrgnret Ann Hruml llart Furdhnuk Limn Beans No. .10.*) 1f*c 7 Q u irk -P ro m * § » COO FILLETS *. MR w Hrooktlale IIH A S IN O — 8 TK W IN 0 SPA R E RIBS Lb. 4 9 < BEEP RIBS Lb. 49^ STRAW BERRIES. 16-ox. pkg. R A S P B E R R IE S .... 16-ox. pkg. 29 f 2 » ConiMtitck Bin SUPER SUDS Winter Volley t ip s Natural Cheddar (Store Cult M Y CHEESE One Year Old N. Y. State WHITE CHEESE Heavy Western Grade A fi« IFF A HR fitrrg a Shank Knd —lb. F L A . G R A D E A SM ALL k i l l D E E I d * 1*- Margaret Ann Grade A , Minn. Shipped M E D In^Cartom rsfe-,i •* i RI I STEAKS . �/37v* 1951 Til h SAM-UK l> tU.KAl.iJ. MAiNMHtD, I I.UKIDA THURSDAY APR. 19. 1951 A h . 1*19 which la Ihr Tin .lay of May I9'.1 p a ir.) Ihla will iUy of April. 1*’.t !>**< rlptlnii «>f Properly: <» r i i e r v i m " ' K t . i, ft ..f S tt'ij nf N E 'i Clark circuit Court. of N W It Section IS Toarnahlp SI Houlh lu n a r n Caat Hamlaolr County, •Varna In which a rirw M I:. II A Ola Florida Uaaa. AU of aald propryty being In o n : A t.) thr fount* of Hrmlnolr. Klala "f Florida I’ nlaaa auch certificate |ahall hr redeemed according to law lha pro party deerrlked In auch t er- , tlflcatr w ill hr a..Id lo Ih r Mghrel llpt umrl flat I. *1.1 ar at thr front door of thr Mr,ninn|r I'ounly Court llouar at B Y K S K X A .M IN K I) rUntwrd. Florida, on lha firat II. i. day |i i ih r month of May 1911 llti S l‘alinrllu A ir . Trar <>f (aauanra July Legal Notice vitiih or tm iunnv run T A X lll'.K U I t r r . 101. 1 * n a r M a < U l n l n a l l » U | N O T K K IH IIR H K IIY UIVRM7 Thai C. I.. Urady the h..liter ..f H.r following ra rllllrtl* t>». fllaat ailil tarliriial* f«r ta i deed |» ha laaurt! thereon Ttie •arilflral* number- and >a«r of laaiamia. I hr dre.rlptU.ii of ■ha |.io**ai l V■ and Ih r ham. |;, alilrh II waa aaarrard a ir aa follow* CrM IfU-alr .So. I0| 1)K. C. L. PERSONS ( J I .A S S K S H e lp W a n te d - KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE i K x p e rt n il rtriMiml nu«eluink\ M u s t m tia lL la * . § lyj*r» iir ffi Mjtplv i ifneral .'.Jiiittrs Products #.-xpcrlpnct' io ift ii.il, Cunlai't Mr. \\111>111 Kt-t»ling j licrvict* Alii i hi per. at I s _ « U ltlM * iit llilK I d '. !*• ho U t , i\*« !•*••*! <>| tl. e y e r i e w /r c t t cAwbaVV a .ilU I La h iu it* I I HOLLER MOTOR SALES | I Palmetto A .Seem! 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W a ra a w d t ’>* rrapaaalhla fa r w a r r t h « ■ ta la r a r r a r l la a rr . t FHH HERALD SANhXmi) i— m F O II H U N T — I A H T IC I.K S FOH S A L K —, A l C TIO N Vcgrtablr*. I.ivrtl««k ami tuir cellaaeoun rale evriy Fliday night at 7:3u. Col. Lu rry Jonei, nuetiuneer. i\ % 0 ’(iltlt FA H M K K S' A l'C T IO N I mile .until of city lim it, un _hlghwajr l7-i*2._____ n : \ K 0 6 FEKDs" Complete lit,. Hunt’* Tusedo k’re.1 St.-re I'H U M l M OW KHS H O TA ItY H I.A liK — IliMViiidit.uiial iv Kuaiantae.1 Immediate lie livery. Flee demon.tiatiun, any lime. HW.WI. V. A. Wheeleai, (I mil. N urthi UiOgWiMwI. O i.i» N K W H I'AP K H S For Mile al Sr a pound at the Sanford Herald F K IK U SI! HI M r Dinner *Tlu Beat Shrimp on Karth” at Horn* er'«, »24 T. lit St »e both .«*»e when you don't hrtng .'..or I.rercrin' «n . •« L A N K Y ’S. ... .no HOCK I.A T II. Sheet Itock, Nail*. I*il*e, IIX IV*2wr. Imrned. Del. Z IN C .K A D IN 'l C O M P A N Y . 211 Kiveniiile Drive, New York 2ft. N V. Mo. r, m :ui trade maik |uiini. f.I.ftO gal vew Khaki Uudrrahilla 41. ea> h All lit. tarpaulliia \H M Y NAVV M HIH'I.HR Yin Haitinrd A ir . I'h 1321 vHI IOi H W A I’ H lio r ~40ft K. 4111 Si We lluv. Sell or Trade moat . . . m . » pknne | M U HKD W Kifil.F.H S -Harked in ron tainrr* tu keep worma alive 2 to 3 week.. French Avenue Traile, Hark. IV A M I ’ll — (• II I f t Ml |, H I V I I I V I I I I I I IIIO .I > v V ,. V M l : V ll Ml V I IV I l.lll I I . Ill* I M il I * Ol I III IIIV IM . I l M il t V V VI I o l I III i| | V o, » v v t H i n t , i i o n ,i i * M« • » ( • il) I I ' 1 » ’ll> H .11 ill L l v t r i i ja i Id, IV *>1 •hfinijf— —# SHKl IA I. SK IIV It KS — 12 at ir i Yrftt I hill 41 1*1(1 |«a* La 1<1 it |||r n f 4*ul(4ll)l AP|(t|l III ll«* lltt l (t ) 9 eft It* lo t (. «.f H drilOI'l I'M ft.hlnr ••nllitai.. • *f lItr I'lljr *f .Htoltforvl. | |*i|t«l.* ft»4 T l t r ••r«t|tr 1 1• /...Iirtl In Ift||. I l l ' i II I \ 14iiir M i.n * r a n i - tt^Ti Phnr fir- ■—— » I F Y O U wont to aell your hoia*. ■rt m u lt* , Hal II with f u ll. Realtor, Fl«rW a ? g fg r 155 ^ c f f l W B S lr F '* Steam P ri naer— capable r f flnlahIng Wool and Silka. Piec* wo, k gdry,s dU SK Palmetto " S i s .A'* a is , ' 4<( H u Little IS n . V A G A ftO N rr BoJTto frailer. I l l K. Uacoud S t m t , Sanford. .«i. II. lii not* La.ting W !!•" i Tic Av* 'us 1 «*p i n id iti Carrots 11. till P E R F E.r'1'l1'" e L O W / .T Y'.-llow SijtiMsIt uvt him 2 !!>■•». !!Tu* 2 Ho. H ft•I ft• 2l'or2fic ( ’aulil'lowcr l i r u u il T« i li llf lt v 'li N 4 IlliVft I tadll.lh# 2 His. 2Mc O nions Ilia n s 2 r»c 2 His. lac d ot I r l *y v II I r«*lt & tu 4 « y t f i* I Iftttr % llrttil I loftli* i i i i i t ) II cji. (He CiiennilM'i s 2 lor l-V l l r * » ~ » : - ! v H ,- l* - (V unm y, D e lir io u s . . . S o m eth in g N ew On H u 4 'Faille! COTTAGE CHEESE K v o ry let. k.-tl in fo n v p n io n t IV rf t i'tio n D a iry n trltiiu t. ir* a new laslt* ilf lip lit ! ISih k I am i staul f«*r y .in , c d I tas*' i'liut's** »a n m ill iiii| iiv s a io ' v a r ii'ly K l lr a ! K « « t b} I 'n til .M r f lllt , tfitutli I ) dlh f i l l r » i *in<! \V#«| l>) M iriWv.iipllin AVPO ilf, tifui*.- r«| to 1*4* t l . . 4 l i p r t ) I a* it. y.iui iiifiiu . A-<k yt.tu p r.K 't'r o r liave y o u r I S «M u lll| * | p K .4l u l l ) i | i U •ri« • tu iil i> r.r|,# ri % l.r t i.r lim it- m a n tio livt-r |54"*1• U r* | | ) I *I •< I > taft.'l .M ilk! tie . I I liai| » *• •I iltl t* ||, |ft Mfxl U. K II Ti if font m M»i. TOMATOES 2 ibs. 29c CORN 5 cars 25* L E T TU C E 2 for 29c t .o l.IH i .a i m N .i B A N TA M i n -: a i>s ii i i : i i d ; Itiit* o f tin* rich. Ii»flit f.iltu p F t-liw s u , I I ) L I**’*Hit|r*| i n S i > » 4)( L> If tl ti w iiii your I'.it.'* iim i rnliforniti Kuitint* l*wrrs ^ illllS 25** 35* H. n i »ii IV|n»ei's M m i e i'S " i. Itlilli It /|Qi' |5 f i*f H.iitfitit), (1*1 T li * 11f a*|*a rf ) /.it H Fat III | )U * Mill I I •3 II Mir H lliiflv* II? I, Iim NMiI oil II. tal wltlr «»f H d i i fi t i il A w n u r l - t n p e n Iftfli H U a - r t Alt.I 4*r|rfy A > r l i u « i . In |»r«|»t.ni**| |.) |t 4 |i A II If e-«| |ti ( M I 4*«tminrr« I t 1- II* ta il lilu lrlrt H u L I |.rtt|.«riY Irclnif tii or# I r - Conic in and see our hand made pottery ^ • e r f e c t io n ^ _ _ ^ b o O P E R A T I V E DAIRIES OK S A M I H ill I 'l l O N K FOLDS CURB MARMT »?. 1207 - 3rd St. SLPALMETTO AVI --------------------SANFORD------------ :---------- U H il lit O / .A IM ) l l vi : ||< WAV 1)4 u .-f ll'n *■ / - ' I <-< f^.'-'>r H it C o llr 1l IV 1*0004*10' IM 'Rlt.L. .( A I 1(1 I UN U -itr | V T O O IJ YO U T m o t ' TOtr. «U 2 , AK .VIO*t 'il«. L* GllO// V T.. _ TH o e o o to O AVL OF 4J‘ f . /N/ V v\ l • / U >CKY '^ . . ^ ! lfP C.'fJ4. 1 I H t* * L D S 6 E R ie e \ j . ^ O A ^ U :■■;L l I B lT ir 05TClIAHS •CIODORIXIS / . W U f a to R i C lU A w a a K M K I l 'i O N .^ a J IM<114; M l . a .______________ rRRTffi H a n d is k A im I •«* «it|mltl»f lltt* f .•||ttm 11 n i l aiitPfiiliitrtilB |*» il.* W A T C H nml Cluck Repairing. All work guaiantet-d Rratonahh' price*. F. M. Kngliah. Jr.. 325 I t A l I ) 4*91 r lb n .l |«wt| •» 4 lo Sanford Av.- I'lmne IK«t. !•». In# Inrlir of |l|t»rk 13 ♦#! T l r f A 411 1 l«*'l• * |«* |0. In •KN ETIIA N HI.ISDN made 1c i Iti aU* tf |||... w t J f Tlrr A order. Seminole Venetian Blind I! It T l 4ffnf il • M ) j* o f rimii fo r i ). Co. 02ii W. 3rd Ht Phng. 4* 1 Th.p l*r )• 7."h»t In DU IH H Iii« t 1(1 V « 1‘fit HI fl It 1• Fsfts Il % ). 1 < * ('$ iiptl *n i i *»'l« 4 iJIU .A N lio Morning &<-n:tnel, lit »*ftl -»ta !■•«)%. •• .. Iwrutu Nvenit g Star. Call Ralph .%**1.•«*f ,MII I |4(1l«|*‘f tl J4%Phi.*' «*|Ml 1 ».* I* •l.ni •44**1 •* Mae lie* I • li• ii*f • •ftllll'li Knttilly 1 IN'* U n til VYliJtk of all kind*. Kuve* i in.* nltf l*r*i|i* i f ) l.*U* tii* 4i l*i . li 1**1 41 und Cutler Repaired <a,| Hand f f ft- ft* 3n »: », ed. New Hoof* nprdied Hmnll»|' » A !•• *.f 1.4II*1a ,Viiilht n ,\ II \m f II* • Ih IhtPr i *l 4fill ■< ami <-<uititiK. Sanford, Hh. ft »l>‘ *li« li 1.i .«• 4h nllTa«*| t Kill' v 11WH W . It It A rt.n h u ra tl» 1*ieRi i| Hi e-44.1 If*MrlllK II 9 irfil Ff • ' NEW H .lllill.S rurlaced to per* •*n» •**.hi h i •| if 1lia l*|t ) #‘f H.*l•f•»r al. n*. nit* i fed,on. Old floor* mad* Ilk* • 17It • *tift) "f 4IK II IM t new. Finlohirig, . leanilitf A wa* It \ 1h \ v •:»«. Ap •II) <1trk *f in*. «* ing. Portable , plant. 22 '•n* ■ H4i.fi •Ml. Kl«4fri*tn. year* oip«ii*nr* is Ranuatl* County. II. M Gleamn. lake Mare fcKl.AKA A I'A T M E N T S , ami StorM. 110 W. Firat 8UaaL __Pbona 4 W 0 - W . __ I — I room Bungalow— C brclnaiiu, <>a* ranxp, hcatpr,' two »un poirhra. I lot and cold water. New York Camp. Orange City. I.A W N M lIW K H N Sharper.^]. In F IV K liOOM IIOM R, for rent'. C E M E N T Imported (Jray Holtryrli refuilteil, Rick .ind Vet Nicely fornUhtd, ylarlrtr kit* work. Hrnirpi terv.'e II W riiett, open firdplare ami oil Si urea. Hf< F i n s, land. Iinme.ltale drlivery. fl.lt* heal. I.argr yard well land* v l.l IY H K S of Itulhl.ier Work •raped May lit. tu Jail. 1st. per hag FOH Ja> kionville, I la Heavunahle |(*te- lie * K-tl Krnt iraionabl*. No. 2. I'iurv maleCarper,let A liracey, Rldpr Koad, C a iirllw riy I'h. - 1.1'il-M *<W I Write J. L Fuwlei, c/o U. S. 2 F l'K N IS lIK Il be.inn.in*, If.iH •o titra r'-.r, builder, carta liter ami Sanfuni Ave. I'lmna lM d -W afiua-.onry work. Spec milling in Wolf .«n llrua. C :ip .. or call Ur ruofing. Nu p»h to amall or N IC K Furnlihed apaiimant -il large. M. It. Ileardviey, Sanford, I.D-IM6 or 3 1747. rootni private Idllh. Adult*. 2.Tin III. 2, Ho* 3M, I'bora. Winter Mrllonvllle. Hark 2«fMl7. D R A G L IN E aervlce clay,fill dirt, i - » K A L K H TA TF . F O K HAft.K— 3 I II.P. Electric Motor 110 or 220 L.p *ull, jm at, aIipII, dump truck A.C. I'rice (.10.00. Reel'a Uaetl aervire. PI,one 1065 W. Cara and I'aita, Phone IHf»fl W. (IN K ROOM lin iM K IQ* a 24' and 12 l»l« mil aide City, fJ.&OOUU GAH H O T Water lieatar fJr aale, T I L E YO U R H A TH ROOM wall* now! Htaalic or aluminum wall U Ca*h. good a* new. (Theap. I'hom* tile. Free eaiimale*. Orange Ti|e N E A R L Y N E W , Concrete Block 1044-J, 401 Holly Avenue. Shop; 22IU N. Orange; Phone llouve, 2 Bedroom*, (1 loly, f.7,> B A R G A IN S in new and aecoml l.'Mk, Orlando, Fla. ftOO.QO. hand furnlture--Kedroom aulta, 2 BEDROOM H O U S E . ouUld# living room *uita, linoleuin rug*. W O O D VyO H K IN U 512 Hanford City, V4JNMU0 S Caah. Avenue Shelve* Cabinet*, Sink Hucket A Royal Furniture Co 2 UKDROOM H O U S E about 3 log*. A wputg* Kb C. Vail, 30H Sanford Av*. _ _ _ _ _ mile* from town, |ft,tkMi(»0, good Y tM .U R T 2 RKDROOM H O U S E . fi*ai„y I'lt-.r your order tur tk ig w o i IS - . v u i l l W - r M I p t l - M i lutine.iiiade Yogurt. Plume 3Mi community. CoapUtely FurH lf t Y 'H I.E N U IN G I.IIIIIA H Y nUhad. I H Balia, S7.<IOOOO. II- K H IG ID A IR K 7.7 ft IH month 1211*2 Vlagmdbi -It now ofo-rt Mon. old. 141.1 S. Hark Ave. heral tem • thru F r I. to.to 12 A. M.. Jl to fl 4 ROOM lujwtr duaUr, fg rtlliu r J. W. IIA I.L . IIK A L TO R I'JU. Sat. 4 to 4 l*.M. Florida Hlale llanlt Building diitribulor, two horaea, tiny dog. I'Jtopv 17ft*. Thuraatoy, Friday only. Moving. P A IN T A N D BODY WORK I55V-J...................................... Hoy Reel. .'«M1 W e.l 2nd. 8lr< Sireal, F U R N IS H E D white fra me h p i m B R A N D New A pea vacuum clean, S.vnfoid. I'hunc 1535. Eipert 2 L.droomi, I 1.* U ikfc 2 atraon•r. Would like to a ^ v 'l M T il Work .by Mpertencwi tqen. rd porchea, garage, plot 144 I for • uaed waahiag Ml— nine. “ (arm at*' Friendship Tour pf S U . I7.MOOO. Terma. Phone Phone 1107J . _ Europe", May 5th, 6th'. May Nth. I68U-M, C. W . Ifook. Rt. 2. U S E D § cuhlc Nor** tolf-deftotl and Sept. 14th. It*51. For tieBog417t 8pmfofd. Ing rofr jfrraior like new, price.) inler Travel tall*, cohlact lunler A S M A LL Farntelle for economy to eel! $175.00. Enamel table top Service, Orlando. 341 K. Pina minded with good home -fardouble kitchen cabinet 425 00. Slreat. Phone 2-5301. nlahed. Clnae in— Kaay term*. Call 7 I6 -J-3 after 6:00 evening*. N O T IC E T O all Drakara: Gaugh 1102 W rit 2nd SteaU. _____ j.,,, x FO R R A L E : Two liedroom country t^m^gBaoSnaaoUbmSawmtomuato 4m S a b t k l r s w .\ N T F .iV -4 home, 1 to 10 acre* of land. B i- s— ii L O S T A N D F O U N D — 14 J . W. c/o Herald.______________ Wa bay. M il A trade uiad jl.O S T : Huff colored cM krr tpanfurnltnra. WIDon-Mator Furnilei. Anawcra .to ih* nantr Shag, B Y O W N E R — Suburban, 3 H acre*. «ura O a . f t l l V l i t Phone Mftt gy. Phone 3ut)-J, Moiefey'a Fun* 6 room*, Itath, 2 »cleaned porch­ E D Flat ton top office deck or RED ea, electric kitchen, fruit. F u r- U 8 nlahed or unfumlthed. A bar­ it I'Tiiia fitiii A4 G T 0 M D H IL R 8 gain. RL 1, Boa 132. Sanford. 7— P e l* -U v» deek-Suppiito — 7 R o a r 15V7-W-L ____________ R E N T A C AR . U-drtva It by da 2 F R E S H JKRRF.Y milk cowa with S A N D 3 BEDROOM H O M ES waak, or aoaaon. En :.UiHah Bull calve*. Be* at Button P R ICE C O M P L E T E and American Ford*, aadana. Strela'a reaidenr*. Heard* H 15.400. — 57.950. — M.775 atation wagon* and convertible* A r r ip e . ' P H O N E 344-X-R or I7«2 8tritMan<r-MarT(i«n. Inc.. K F l r a t R l . ____________ __ __ M IL K C O A T and Doa kid* for , I*. Phone d S'DGE 1951— 10 whralar, i lev per, FOR IM M R IiL V r t R A L E ■iraigllt air, 20 ft. r**(er. Stick, H E U * W A N T K 0 Flower ahof, four room*. M l hand control, good rubber. aquare f * ^ Cool rooto with com; ro tm W H IT E _ R h »p «f 5^4. T « L 1215-Wwi._____ 1947 2 ton D O D G B TWiek, chaaiU in two ••ctlofii H o fonTSftsd is livable home, ga2a. or ator» Call jr m E i« r ! ta _______ m il I I T mkkc I Ih s > | r lo r P m m i f f Null.* I.tftl l i t* ll*i»ftht u ill K A IIY S H T i . i l lied ,.f Hefeien ee-<. Mr*. M. Fiilkenheig, 4111', >^ V It iie ll.^ ^ e M S [o n «^ ^ H f tJ A . 12— Thr Saltfonl Allanltr Nattonnl Hank MrmIwr F in e Ta l. J " 1* puiuiirr. »• m u i i .l • IJa «! 1 I > « .i K k l u i U A IT H K S S Wanteil pail o, full lime. See Dave Httiilry al HoUluiilat 41 Amleiaon, Wfilgtrrn Drug SlutP. tlllO D Iteliahle iwiiter and Shine laiy. M u.I have eiperien.-e. A p ­ ply in peraon, IUN S. I'aik Ave nue. A l.liJlK S S I VK .Sale-mail. Steady eliiployineiit, many op|n,itunilie' fo r udvameiiirlit. Fiirilum Hlore*. n tilt h M UCKS „ VEGETABLES. ‘1 YOU KNOW . ' . r 7 TO G IV E YOUR. 5r^ c h e e k s t h a t / , j. T wealthy & Zr^vV ^-., G L O W / r DKIT. trot ItTK O H S S K ItV Il'K " fat h I.O A N frtw c,4 t A O « E O v .rn _ rTAGE cv| « » r.A i.i yoM* IIK I.H )\ AN I L it IN S T A I.M K N T ' V I ' l i n r i o i li '. Phone i:i(>l q U A i.r r v ■Y_1*V Huy your c*r in Sanford Keep your Inauratn'r at hotnr Sait* ooata thtouifh ua AVK. I . 1 M tIM I 1'ry S A N F O Itl) - » • U h h h ll a f p lid f t iil U I T N I '. ! ;H H it ha lo t a n i lu f f lc ia l* •M i a l N a n fa J lil Pl<i| I d a . f l i l t | # l h ) 1 .f '...l, \ . •• i llP H DON lin k of ih # I 'liy u H Couf i S fi t SIS I -say. LOWEST COST AlITO FINANCING Stanley-Rogers I lard ware Co. ^•TkCd'Ula ' * %I* T |a l i i r I i l l ! th a t ail .4<a> I9 a a . ( h i i f i t t fii* - l i t *!a* t .f \|i111. I h i i t> P I I l . l l . N | m »N . •‘I n k n r r u l t t ' o a r f . N r II,III..I* i ' . i i l t i l ) , P lo ild a iH K A l.) |w BUT I'.V tll. "Old at 40,50,60r’ — Mam VmiVm Cmtv ^Mtolaaral. Ml | i*nr Ii |.*ai llru c . v iv LADY! WHAT IF YOU COULD GET “ INSURANCE" AGAINSTMONTHLYMISERY? M IC K K Y M 0 IIR K in ; It IV T f T h C 3 -T t E » L L a t B AC< in a .V V W t C ! Y O vC B5PCUOW lE> AtTi^uNr) TM g CJV4P V U^.e4 7 4 FUN--.N ------ \ V---- ....7 ' NkJ l .. 8 .T _ E / Dl.*ncy \\S G ~ 3 ..." U n u B ti s i — i Y L . T m jH W tiil ( u S '-i . N G. _ T �th e . PAGE TEN r.A N F o n n tiE W A in . san fo rd . Th u r s d a y Arn io. n , , F to n iriA I»AI S a v e a little e v e r y d a y o n e v e r y t h in g y o u b u y ! it w SALE i m ism , w/ffl/ii </iumnl\ itialiU U eerrvcd - DOLE C A M A Y Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! BOAP Re*j. M»e PINEAPPLE JUICE 9*3 Di "i v o r y C a lifo rn ia 3 p^. hi.T' i 7c PtACHlS IVORY SOAP 15le D,e. R>»* Swi|) Q im l Site 8 SUNNYLAND HARIS Get. Clothe. Clean.r !■«.Bob 31C IVORY SNOW !?•.*« 31c SPIC «’ SPAN Clean.»r Req. Bit* 25^ L b -------------- C 16 oz Wafers h 33c Golden Whole Kernel Corn- Both Bit. 13c IVORY J0Y bt 16/2 I VOR Mel Mai/. Y*renin Style 1*e. Bm CUT-RITE Wand Paper No 3 0 3 Can 25 111 f t Roll 16% SWIFT’S OXYDOL “W O W ” 151c No. 1 Can %<joL 31c » 5 II* . ft. 49c ft. 39c Pig Fh I ft. 15c Liver lb lb Fre.h Picnic Style Pork ROAST Lb M n ty Orengr Mind Jr. Sire . 10 l l » . 54' SI" Wianar* B or ft, 35c 55c M L Vermont 72c ia Slaw Ballard’s FLOUR BL 39C Boolun Bull PORK R O A S T lb. 49c |4 *ii(lahy*n llineleiut Sllrm l BACON lb ^Bc ■* Dixiana or Ruso Sliced, Sweetened, Frozen 1STRAWBERRIES ^ -2 5 ’ ICE CREAM 12-oz Ce*n 2 Pis. •4 Gat STHAWBKIIHV. VANII.I A. CIIOCOI.ATE Latge Package CLAPPS BABY FOOD Rtr«tn*d Mo m Meal Do? rood FRYING CHICKENS Tender Pork Oretnu’ood Horn* Stvlt Sltrtd G iox. 21c Hambnrgar ft. 99c c r is c o 3 ft. T*n>l*r.r O rtik .l kmoney &n buy... jt^C LO R O X Cki. .'jhij.jxxJ, Grade "A". Dressed A Drawn (.ro u n d T tn d t rt v f a s t S h o rte n in g % 'r lB t u t m n . n m n twm m o m i i i i i . anmnm 39c Roatl r emim you* umst Stonerf Amurmum ft. T»n d »r»v R«ef rhtirk LIFETIME SPARKLE WITH PT-AUS Bacon BACON W ITH TENDER BEEF ADDED 30c 29c Hickory Sw eet Sliced 9c InMant Sude ft Chaesa ^ -°Z Lb Whiting Ci^(itno«f College SOAP Mod. Sir- m Haddock ft,. 39c 13 -.r I’V rill-l of Perch rv, 39c Sn*»r.Cm*d Pu*» Hrt.Vf.tl l ■■ ■ CAM A 7 " SOAP 17%' 45° CHICKEN WINGS OflEADED I V M IM of > u. Grade “A", C)uirk-l*’rozri, Dtn.rrl No 3 0 3 Can Pure PorV HAM/ TASTE O’ SEA 12«>t ff'il (»■ o Vanilla Fig Bars rt< 21c PEAS NIBLETS CORN Sunnyland tfu n n itfn n tL 'M' 10.>£. IltHI.'.ltlll. , U M - M ’M / Ready lo T a ll Hall or W hole! Great Hi(( Tender Green Giant T I D E A p r i l 'M LoW Prices Everyday Specials Too! 300 E. 3rd 214 E. 1st Sanford, Florida Snlad llrcNsinK W 2i CM P& G Laundry BL UE PLATE I dOAP a is? 46 -o z C a n ! ’ •U T". G ‘HH.1 29c Chnaped 2 IHet. 29c 41 Full O’ Juice! Fresh Florida U P T O N ’S ORANGES 6MAT Wfw] Yellow Lahti Tea chicken! %u,. 33* <■&. 65' Snow Crop Orange JUICE “ FR0STEE” Upton*. lea Cream Ml.et 4oi. Pkq. 131c lb Sack No 300 Can LEMONS Cent 17c 2 Ue. 29c Nice I.uscious Golden We!c*« i Otim “CAMPFIRE” ManhnMtQowe Lb. Piuj. m cuami ef 33c L 0. S. Peanut BuMer Ik t to t H e 53c SANALAC Pawdand M flb ioh^*. 29c BALLARD'S Ltnr f«r C.k. P.*nctke Flour Mix Ml 29c tie r GA. MAID BALLARD’S Bweel Mixed Pickle. Do? Meal IBat Ia» BREAD 27c Fam ily M b t. 31c >!,■ ia S lbt S 9c —■ It*! O r . t f . r Wuh — SWANSON’S Chicken FHraeeee Mb. 3n«. 55c 87c Orackerjack Satchel ol Popcorn 14 boxet S1.00 Jalct 4 c«a« 99c I A |»n Let! or Chopeed llfa ik «, 19a J Dtxt.n. Turnip Oreert or lOellerde n, Ite JWilton*. Cfck BreuU. L*,i or IThighs ft,. 89c 8EABROOK BABY LIMAS AOEN rOROHOOK UMA8 AOW BROCCOLI | PRIME rtOM V IMG. PEAS .■^ O ld Fashion or W haat Loaf 4 up. Me BANANAS 2 York APPLES 3 * rvilcim.tC.llnc 25' Pur.l or OoM*n ‘ P ..rt 2 li». 29t Celery | m |]e rtnrv Winntp KUa DrlM SwjU ” A pflat 3 lb. 25a Paialaaa 1 uu. 41c Stmwbiif (No heed O W t o ! GARINE **Mar-Gol(T Colored,^ l| P C Quarter*—LB. - : - * ', - at a TAM iK ■Ht ijy m - r > • — *• l • \ �In U nit? Thtre I* Strength— T u P rulM l lb* f i t u ill lb* Murid; T » Promote the Progress of America. T o I'rod are Prosperity fur S l t f o t i VOLUME xxxxn Proposal Made To O utlaw A ll •State Tracks W c p # a n f a Established 1908 Muc A rthur C aptures The H eart Of America M V. YOjRK Api .«> .... \ polit r-r«tini4trd Mowd ot 7. dK).tHk) |>ria.tii« \*tljlv \*rh.iiMirJ ( M*n ri.il Dtnmi.M M uA fihin imlav ut thr n.ition t tiirjlrtt ov.ition in 4 irtuimiitt licro. l O K I O . Apr. 20 i/T*)— A key I tl.ill oiiicri raid onlay Gencial M u Anhui could document fully hi* ipecch lo Congress. Aiked d MacArthui could pitv I \ k!c pioid id his remarks, the olfirer replied: “Of course, that will be thu rd today lo outlaw the legal tier track* which bring in $14,000,000 a year in gambling tag money. The proposal came in a hill by Rep. Tapfier of Gulf county at the prime tubjrct of corruption in the government' and race trackt lly OLF..N (T .B M K N T H flopped up again after a wrck'i I O k YU. Apt. 20- </!*) Sluldtorn rearguard Communists today lull. li'irled two counlrratlack» ag-sinil Allied unit* rioting on Chorwon. 0 Tapper taid Florida'• "gam­ presumed Krd bate. bling aituation will clean itaelf An unctlimalrd number of Rrdr attacked American troop* eight up" if legalirrd betting on dog and . ■ — ■ - ■ ■- — * mile* aoutheaat of Chorwon. The horae racing ir outlawed. fight raged into late afternoon. About 200 Ked* bit Allietl line The Houte voted 46 to II in the aanie area Friday morning againat a revolution aponaored by but were dispersed by artillery the three-member Republican min­ within l& minute*. ority to aet up a joint SenateAllied patrol* were r*i>ortrd fighting atrong Ked unit* Friday Howe committee with broad pow­ night ut several other point* er* to invettigalt'C'im* and go*north of the front. £ rmmental irregulalitic* for tbe neit . . Doughlxiya w i e l d i n g G a m e . low yeara. ^ ' Reds Counterattack Near Chorwon 180-Man S e r v i c e In Attempt To Delay U. N. Advance Squadron Due At Air Station Today Proposal Is Made To F3e W e l f a r e R o l l s fat C o u r t Kimpaon’a hill, if I*Iw-comc* law, would not go Into effect until Oct. I, 1031. II* »aId thl* would give Congre** tlmr to repeal federal law* requiring secret welfare roll*. If it wishes to do »*». The Slmpaon measure provide* the t u t * cabinet may in th* pubIk Intereet suspend th# requireiraatiBaf* ne e«a* siu a it World Federalism Is Opposed By Letfon TA M P A . Apr. 20— t A V -T h e Florida D e p a r t m e n t of the American l-cgion today urged de teat of World Federalism. Legionnaire* at the opening aeaaion of their 23rd atat# convention voted unanimously to ask the Florida Iwgialature to wipe off the hooka pa«t l#gl*Ulive action* favoring a world government. The Legislature ha* town debating that step. Th# convention wae o ff to a alow atari. Only about 200 mem­ bers showed up for the Initial buaineas aeaaion Tam pa's huge national guard armory. They were welcomed b y Mayor Curtia Hixon and Edmund J. McMullen, head o» the convention committee. Reepondlng fo r the legion waa Jet* G. Davl* of Gainesville, a former etat* com­ mander. Committee appoint manta _ j n d reports followed. General MacArthnr'e racatt and hie views on th* Korean war remained the chief topic of con­ versation off the floor. H B A TR G ARG UM ENT M A N IL A . Apr. 2 0 -< A V -A heated argument over th# MacA rthu r-Tru m an controversy led to bloodehed today at Cabanatuaa, 60 mile* north #f Manila Th# Philippine* new# service said an argument flared late blows and then Clrilo ALgtfrn, a Trum an supporter, I 'a a h w . A U ere# with a bol# half*. Th e fig h t broke oat soar tbs prises camp wtoro hundred* of Am arkaa end Filipino „„ of tho Bataan death march of starvation and cvaoMg In­ flicted b y their Japanese guards Reyea. M . I* *xparted to re Police held A H to r s , $1 Plans Arc Made For Recreation F a c i l ­ i t i e s For Sailors A ino•man Fleet Air Service Squadron t« Kbrdulrd to arrive al the Naval Air Station line today. Commander («. R. I'earton. ex­ ecutive <iffk rr. announced thw morning. Hie iqiivdinn. drtignated "Fauon". hai been called In duty sa a unit with aiqirotimalrly «( moved up within gun range of tit men r*|>ectrd In arrive by ln.it Chorwos. and 81 more by automobile! *<>.| Lien ,On -property Of ffiST. Aid Recipients Is Demanded InHousc A I'rilted ’ TA LLA H A SS EE. ,A pr. 2 0 < /U) — A bill to tequiie name* of wrl(are client* to lie tiled with clerk* o{ circuit court* wat introduced to­ day by Rep. Simpion o{ Jctferton county. Such filing would make the name* public record and open to pottible abute* of the welfare pro­ gram. Tliere have been complain!* llie prCtent *ecrct welfare roll* ate a protection lo client* not ae. luatly eintillcd to relief | | Nation* tank-infan Irv column raptured a hill one mile north of llwachnn Heaervolr'a east tip after a fuur hour fire fight with Tint R n l» The Allied column hit tho stubliorn |Mirket of Red Korean* Friday m um lng. Heavy air and artillery attack* aoflrnetl th ('oir.muniala Juat before the rolumn ruehed the hill. I'atruls eatily 4liperaed n Hen force northeast of Yanggu. A rtille ry killed an eatlmated 60 ('ommunlsta grouped near the re»ervolr’a north litnk. II. H. F ifth Air Force fighter* anil light liomher*, flying thruugli < i> ( l >I>M M2m aortie* at an ■•verrnat, M hurled Chinese and North Korean frontline positions and other target* Th ry attacked on eoncrntratioii of 100 enemy vchklN etui hit 20 towns. Jet pilots reported they da nuged threw Red tank* ami five other vehicle* Dear Rinmak on th* main Pyonryang-8r<>ul road. Chorwon, already heavily blast­ ed by long tom II6-M M . a rtil­ lery. ia one of the msln oltieetivra of the Alllea on the rent.*I front Allied authorities eatlmated some UOU.IMNJ Red troop* were ma*«rd north of Chorwon for ait expected allrout .prlng aaaauU Choi won ia I t mile* Inalde North SLOK*. Allied infaatrymen wielding fldmc.hrower* cleared th* way Thursday for the lank*. T h « withering hureti of chemical fire drove H id r e a r g u e r d a from trenches and bunktrs on the last high ground before Chorwon Then the tank* rumbled up t » positions only three miles south tl'w lla * * * Oa le t* R la k ll cosiest pari "f it He addedi “The big lattlc will come when he *p|M‘*l* licforc tbo Senate Armed Services Committee t • tiring out tho detail*." rhe di-puted point of whetheth* loinl thief* of Staff bad I'xpri-sod approval of MnoAiilair's view* remninod otiscure. I’ n i> generally felt, however, tbut MucAithur would not have said so if lie were unprepaied to bacb up Id* statement. hoy officers (minted out thn' many of the meeting* between tile visiting Joint Thief* nnd MneArthiir were held privately At tbl- headquarter* only t h General himself knew what bail been said. Il was considered certain thnt MaeArlhur had outlined al least ' me of hi* view* on overall Asia tie stiategy during sessions wil'i the Joint Chief*, visiting h d ■ after the outbreak of tbe Koreni war. Those view* were an inti­ mate part of MnrArthur'a analy­ sts of the Korean war, and h has exnressed the repeatedly in •fjvnsstng tbs* .tiiuuaigty^-wii'i 'ad W< trRnOfs* qnelusflng tlu rorro«|mm!rnt. C IIA I’KI. IIII.L , N C . Apr. Jt) .I*. General Omni limdiiy trucks. I say General IV.iiglns MueAl Meanicliilr M m . Dale Stoll h it tlmr'* dismissal I* n |>idltleal named latl night at cliaitman uf qiu lion And us a military man. » nominating commiltrr whirii hi he refuses to In- diuwn into i luin will irirct office:* of a |>eiin- dirossion on it. However Hradlev, the ohuiimm anenl commiltrr lu tin g in cluicr of the Joint Chiefs Of Staff, did the planning of rntrrlainmenl a id remment here vesterday on « mi rrcrraiion for iriv ic r men who air lltaiv aspect of tbo dismissal During n question nnd answrt now aim ing daily al the Air Sl.i- iwrioil following a *infer h el lb • lion. «Jniv-r*itv of Ninth f’arolinn. bo II M Nils,f( on l-aar M ik u Mute than .7!) r<-prr«rntatlvr« id local mganirat inn*, lirincipully wim rn'i group-, met last night at tbe Chandler of Comnteice buibling at the l<quest of Knrlyle Hiqitholilrr. chairman of the Na­ val Affairs Committee, in order to plan the programs to tui-i' place tbr-rr for the naval person nel. D E T R O IT , Aor. 20 O h Th .Other memltcr* of the nomin multi-million dollar Ford Foundnating committee s ir Mr*. S. It. ; lion anniiuneed t<*i!ay an evnar. Chase, Mr* Uni Whltner. J r . *lve (uogram in the interests of Mrs. M. K. Haber, Mr*. M. I. education. IVrighl, Mr*. S. C. Graham and An “ interim" liudget of MU* Mildred Williams. 000 and an Imiependent igenry Mrs. Scott stated this morning for control were set up. that she will announce the nam*frailer* in American business, of the pi-imancnt committee in etluratton, the law, nnd |o-j ' nalthe near future. ism wer<- named In (be l. nt I f Chaplain M. J. Ihmlerse, who direct. u« of the agency |u be recently arrived at the Naval Air knou n a* the Fund for (So Ad .Station, advised against the for­ vonrement of Kdurotlon. mation of a USD project with u The to n ) Foundaiion, eslato paid director. M ild instead sug­ t liiheil liv the late llfllty Font 4S gested that it la- a community a rharitabte Instllulion I as re. pronert. source* of I23R.OOO.OOO, acconling lie |K)intcd out that service met to it* la*! financial repott. like to feel themselves as mem Its over-all purpose i* o i-ive I*m * of the community and tain ''the humanities." part In community affairs. In Heading the newly established this connection, be added, local fund for rduralion will I •• Frank ICaallaaeW O n r a s e V a s i l ttaailaae* Ita l*aae iriaktl Aid To Education Plan Annouml By Ford Foundutinu Ensign Hoboo kfiro. who with »(< ll y A R S fM I A T E I ) I 'H R S R hi* wire and daughter has lieen Ib r nation's news|i«|ieti today voiced rommrndatmn of General visiting hia nervate for the last few days, will leave Friday for AlacArthur • sincerity and patimnim in hi* address to the joint Ran Diego. Calif., where he |« meeting of Congress. Some expinsed douhl of the wisdom of the attached to the carrier "Bon H om ­ imhtaiy |>oliry he advocated. me Richard". Some editorials railed the speech the greatest of his services lo II* was bom la Itnford, at­ tended local schools, and Morion the nation. t -■ ------------------- - -------— Military Institute, Marlon. Ala. Others termed it proof that th« board on twu assumption*— name Following two yaara at Rtetaon I'reaitlent was right in relieving ly that the actions he advocates University he joined th* Navy at him of hi* commend. will crush Communist Chino and th* doe* of vrerid War II and Rlill others welcomed it as thu that Soviet Russia will not trained at the Jaritwavllle Naval first *ten of a re-examlnatiun an I 'necessarily* Join in the war. Hut A ir Station. a clarification of Amrrican fore, the General himself seem* to During a year of inactive duty ign policy. have doubts on the lattrr all h* served as a deputy sheriff uoMoat praised the General'* at- Important point. And if his at­ der hi* father,, _Sheriff __ P. A . Mero, titude and manner before Con* .sum ption, should prove wrong, ^ .a . ...L ll. __ ___ 01___ i - ’ I . 1 _ /* .. a . .a a os . end stmtiad law at Stetson U n U .great, while questioning Lhis as they did in th* cate of Com veraity. F o u r months ago h* vol argument*. munlat China, th<* action* h.t uateored fo r active duty. Th*, New York Tim** sold the advocates would not only lead to General's speech bore out hi* th# catastrophe of a new world claim that he wns not th* ad­ war. They would also put thn BOMB vocate of a partisan cause or o onua for that war on ua, even in political aspirant. th# eyo* of our friend*." with I iitm o v s ' Bat. It continued: "Th e Issue Th e New Orleans Tlm e*-Plr branch of tor* Is not one of appeotemrn. cayune observed that "it came a* Bom Lloyd* killing owe but of choosing the ground on a surprise to many that Grncnsl person and woua tkree other* which wo wish to fight. M arArthur expressed hia 'under­ la a daring da: holdup In "General M arArthur himself standing* that the Joint Chiefs of the heart uf trooltaoeO Oa ra s e Ktsfelt agree* that hia proposal* ara ... .. J l •V V W , J Y ' v tS T' . ' a - V s- ' * — -T h l.. I « lid lo mysri;. it Ameri­ can anti this, vsilh iewl's help, we, shall kce|s Ameruvn." ihe nisi solilier said sshrn his 10-cat mnlorraile li.vllrsl al Cilv M ill Im ihe •sly t uffnial irtcplmn I hr (iepntrsi I ar I ail csiium.iiuicl sail! \cs» lurk ilsrll s>ai a “ living ex.nnplr ui thr alulily of imn of efif,‘ctrni races In "live m il progrris together." "I have |ust came front another •inking example of unification, sslinr mrn ui slilfcicnl races anti iliileirni l.intiuagrs .nr ln:hlin-{ sliiiulilrr lii shoutslrr in a common cause. ' lie t.ti*l ’Many air vout ossn ions, iracly anil fit. ami v<riling .1 liiilli.int I>.xt• llr icroitl " 1hr tirnri.il ,i|i|sc,sirsl slrrply mosrsl at ihe inolors .stir |i.sttrtl thiough the hoAisrtv sheering timings ansi cloiislt of |s.i|ier anil lickri t.s|se from Central Park thiouuh low-rr M.tnh.ill.vn*s (manSliyiy faring a liugo nndiclirr in flout of San Fianctsce's l ’d> Unit Vrlbui M erAithnr, 17, tells the cheering crowd how lumpy h.- •1.11 set lion. Hit piss was 1 limped 11111*'1■ ol (.. I • ni I --Ing in Du United Slims. Ih.iu n Muniln. lie liad n o n I i.cfeii* Ih-pii hi Aneiirw Riundiug behind him, ion. ami Mi* Dougla- 1 ihe Imre at thoiitdi he wetr at M aeArlhur sinilc u* they litlen l Inti i nalli.iuil Suund|iholiil tempting lo control hit rmotiont. Hut ironi time to tune he broke min a smile as hr staved In the ■rotteit lining the stlrels and countlr<s ihousamii leaning ironi skycame from I’oliir Conimissionei scra|ser stindosts. The rstinulr of I lie crowds sire III OfT14« F Mur, <hv on lire li.ssif ol (sober ir|Milti hr letrisrvl from •ill teciiii in ol 1lie |•aiaile nolle. 1 lino liuililmg lo 1 mbs llie *nleVs .(Ik, tlf New Ym l sserc |Mi krd vsills ,1 slcnre mi •t III lio.srsely •lii ml 111 v: humamlv O llne loiitiling NKtV O R LEAN S. \pr .’i> m a v Y o r k . Apr .*«» i ,v i — ((•♦tell tt It r *1 III* I'ltitr I aster | b it — Tw o Slsndard Oil Tanker* ll»r I mhIy «>f h ill.,. M-tnv’«inoa 50,1 collided in Ike Gull of Mesico l.i«li i iiikmi' undriUMild !h>i ». v o i carl) todo). Ilolll remained a ( oiiik I yrttrida) in 4 ilnxilkUn | fliMl bill one was Marinx *■' fiercely that Ihe Coast Guard *i1111* in \a I i .ii |Hi|nc vm l may l»«* *abl il believed “ No one aboard llir fir«I in 4 «rn r« o| LilliM|(« id 1* alive." Ihe *H|> cogollcil in cnntr «ymli«4lr inl«nmrn fire was idrnlifird In Ihe t oj*l A hlglt l mil .llitf jHtlltf off.t l tl. liuard B» Ihe Rossi Gliw-«»h-ifn. i Iq ir T .2 ship whirl) normatli 1 win# it i.ttl Ihut l.i fixiii««* In* with\ niuulier nf II tai n •urrir* a ere* of II) men. Sanford nre inlend-i’s* I*, lira. « li»I C* nft'IVIU I* with ih« hi I NF.W ORLEANS. Apr 20 i/i'i Stuntf Clime Imcfltiutttiun Coin* *ent at Ihe fellow hip dim s-i st I lie district onfi-nn. •• S »nd rv hrr«*. Two Isiikris collided in tlie Gull fliitlrr «m l TIM Ihe |tAitl>htr.|i|»s^| hmly of night In llilnndo. Hill Kill,, hitirol Mexico about 200 miles souili Mfink*nrin, ,\|afin Mini iifnhrworlti man n| the “On T-i Otlandrs" uniof Morgan Cdy, las. c.s.l> today 1 th.rfin.M, mi AR«tK‘l4tr $»f rsekr- rnittee, announced linlnv Jack Hatlgan nnd llr. It M' and one was believed “ lost with 1l " i * Jtt4* Aihuit mi«| Alltrrl AnnItrifir,*. lit will represent Ihe Sn-r. i n * i u . m i liitcflVcriNl lyin^j on u S< w w l l w a s * O a l - a a e t ' l a h i i •lo rn : <ml of ro|tr, inihrutin$: h« ford Rotary Club as .lelega'es to limy havr lu t n k111•-«I •U«*whcir (lie convention -vhiili l* ,i» 1 m, ami •Iri»i:fc:* *l into th* «wani|i irtBR4. Sundav through Tuesday iM i.-r Il»- hml l.tt fj thn-r llm#% hi mrmlier* srhesloh-d lo nHen I o|-» j the hrml. On onr fI9i|?c*r wun ft -*r mole etenl* ar*- rtrsilt*. touch* J|r, •o-tly tlijimornl rini* which, |>o|ir«* Inn, prealdr nt; Georgs Si Ihniltfht, title *| out nihlf*ry «• n Kiri.. I'iinrle* M m n-01 P'd Slowe and II II Coleman 1*1• ........... f i motive*. «i f»ti|llMt«li ^I fl Hkfll no hnl Ihrss- members .1 !! .,1 .. ailvi„l W IN T E R PARK, A p r. 20 V) h«i*n tlcftil from In tu .11 hoiiri esenl* plannrd fm rhs-ii so, ia| -lli'llins Cnllrgr, plagocil with t»hrn Mrt. Mary tiouch, u ho livctj entertainment. Till- big iqiening even" -s*l| )„• nplnuvul- over economy, will be­ | rtrarby* hfip|Hned «i|»«tn the Imm1\ gin tin- l!b\2 srhnul year wiili a ftnil cnllfil |kiItec. Ih iitK ira tlm i »ht* fellowship dlnnrr at 7 mi |- M, i a - li sus plun of 107.000. arrnnling ; w m made |»y fifiu«'i|»rinlfi. Sumlay al the Orlaml ■ < oilasHi-n where Setwloi Ifollaml lo its tnnsurer. ■■l in*- |a Hal It aj Jnbn liedlke, in reb-n*lng the out war within the Nlafin," the William II. Dial will fig lire* yesterday, said I’nlliiis (Milire ttffiriul ail ' fheie will U* ter of ceremonies 11 tsnllNtir«l tin I'ttgr f isttr I Ri-gistration will inti i |j , si ('resident I'aul A. 'A'ngner, ac­ from 7:(HI t o it i n i p M .Sunday cording to same trustees, did not at the Angs-lillt lloti-l mention two gifts totaling •I 'Ml,, •' linrles Morrison, song leader ooo when presenting tin- cn-i f«r of the local club, will lea I m laidget ruts. group singing al rs H) Morela;’ Tiedtkr said Hollins received City workmen has* been in ­ morning and Mayor William lle.ii'. the gifts this year. stalling a six Inch, cast iron dull of Orlando will welcome th# The college will end thi school stater main around < aslls- llrrwm visitor*. Nominations for the r f . vs-nr with $171,000, Tiedtkr- «n!d. f'ourl in Goldsboro thi* weeti, five nf district governor still bp lie indicated that half that amount and aliout iMro f.-rt of iiipe ha 1 made -il 10:70 A.M lin Monday nfts-rnoon it I Do would lie used fur capital ex- I'ssn Installi-d. Cilv Manager rr » » i l » „ a l i , l ' , , . 1 laaii |M-nditurea, leaving the other bat.' ( lifford MrKthhin said ibis mornfor school opcrallun* next year. ing. Sftiyi'iv-ri W«MI fltCT Tiesitks- ulso said Wagner had 1 he Public Housing Aiitliuritv. Instructed him as to how much In- |Miintc-d out, is-qulres that High yesterday, hd certain department* should be tbs-ir projects hiiVr- flit- hydtanl* J l.iiw today, IH) rut when preparing hi* budget within 300 feet of any building, Rain. .54 Inch report for the Hoard of Trust...... and thr City is installing fivt< Tola! Apr. rain. " 2 7 inches The Hollins treasurer bad Iwen new hytlranl* at aperifi*il iircaNormal Apr. rain, 2 " I inches mrnrionrsl lit- Wagni-r in two llon* around the (iroject. Tht-ssspreche* a* having recommended will not onlv aerve imildinga in the budget rut which led to tbr tbe project. Put alto othci nearliy dismissal of 27 faculty mrmlier*. houses which have not previoualy The dismissals become effective bad this water (irotrction. J A C K S O N V IL L E . Apr. 20- iT*) Under J . T . Hardy's direction. Aug. .11. t’,6 62 Meanwhile, Winter I'aik city City crews an- also installing Atlanta 411 Hismark 21 shut-off valves in the water main rommlssionert went on record as ■HI 71 •n that future installations ran llrownsvllle traalluae* Oa rase trialsl) r,:» 75 I ms made without interrupting' Di-nvs-r 63 41 water service, and to permit re- De* Moim-a H L'N K K N flU B M A K IN E «.1 Fresno Id P O R TS M O U TH , England. Apr. pair* to the main. I'li 41 lain* delays In delivery of pipe New York 20— </P>— -The big armada which I'll 40 had searched ainra Tuesday for ar* making II necessary to shop Waahinglon 37 24 the miaalng Hritish submarine around in several rllies in Cen­ Winnipeg c.i K2 Affray dwindled today to a lonely tral Florida in order to round Jai ksotiv ilts70 7R Hatred of 12 ships. T h r Admiralty up enough pine for Ihe cnnildellon Miami 76 01 ha* atondoneil hope of finding of tlie project, Mr McKihldo Tallahassee III Tampa 06 staled. alive any of th* crew of 76. Crew Of 35 Feared Underworl^^zar Lost As 2 Tankers Is Found Dead In Co l l i d e In Gulf Brooklyn Swamp One Vessel Is Afire Revenge OnSuspectcl Informer Is Theory | But Reported In No Of New York Police Danger Of Sinkiin. ^nnl’ord Roturians To Attend Orlando District Moot i ng ;Inhi, fftnlhtl Muflk'NI"1hrltl -! Rollins To Hcgin School Year With $67,000 Surplus City Installs NYtiter .Main In (s'oldshnro. MacArthur Praised For Patriotism; Ens. Bobo Mtro Ir AHHigmed To Carrier Opinions Differ On Military Policy •. FormerCommanderlr Far EastGrippedBy Emotion As Crowd Screams Welcome Being In V . S. Thrills ‘Young Msu*’ w r Bradley Implies Be­ lief In M cA rth u r's Far East Strategy The large*! Welcoming turnout In the hiatory of Sen FrancUeo i» according tSen. Dougins MucArthur Iss-atr-si in i»a r of car, le ft! a* the leturninir hero la driven through the city in u hunting-drniHil open TALLA H A S S EE, A|.r. 20 — <^*j car. Seated tscside M arArthur are San Franelaco'e Mayor Elmer llobin ton (center t and Califnt nin'< Gov. o — The Florida Legislature oat ark- Karl Warren. (International Soumlphotot W A S H IN G T O N , A p r. 20— </C. — Th* Daughter* of the American Hevoiution today opposed federal aid to educbtlon. f . In a resolution, they held that It would ultimatley mean federal control of schooling, "Increased bureoucracy and advene* of etat* Hetlaliam." Another reeohiUon adopted at rloelng aeseiona of tbo DARN 40th Congreaa called for a re­ turn of prayer end hymn tinging In the public wheel*. The reeolution tald this country waa founded by men of deep religious fulth but all rellglou* ^expression la gradually Ming renaayed from the public echoola. A rebirth of rellglou i the DAK told, tu farttfg youth la fe lls m graaeut pribtetex the utt- \o. r 71 Million Cheering People Key Staff Officer ClaimsMacArthur Can Prove Speech T A I.I.A IIA S K KVI L Age. 2 0 • bl’r— Th * Senate1 fom m htc* on •ed today pay rducallun prtipaaed for county school* W I ord pet* rather* loouU * Item T h e board pi rather* lie |tnld SIC dalfy with Hesen and one epnla per mite far r v penaen. Meeting* for which pay would be ‘reotlfad la limited to H ia ruentie* h u la * lea* (ban a0.004 population and 21 in rounlle* larger Iban that. DAR Meet Opposes Federal School Aid Associatoil Press I.eascil Wire Greet General Mac Arthur On Triumphal New York Entry T A L L A H A * S s k k A p r. 2 0 1/11— Th e House p»s«ed ■ bill to forbid publication, newspaper* •• well a* achalrb abeela. of Information <*birb would aid II* legal gambling. Tb r bill make* il "unlawful to print or other* » |»r produce wall chart*, lip sheets, *cralch aheet*. » » » ■ paper*, bookmaking ticket* or other item* in .furtherance of illegal gambliag hr lo transport. »»ll or |x*.»**»** the same." The (till pa«*ed 03 tv 9. A .Senate JudteUry Committee vute*l, R-3, lo reject n bill by the Si nate'a apeeltl erlme nnd cor motion committee that would pro­ hibit nny man from owning nr controlling more than two Plorbin race track*. It would hit main­ ly at W illiam II. Johnaton, -* friend nml campaign barker of Governor Warren, who control* faur. The judiciary committee ap0 proved metturea to turn all <-ri. minal protection* over to alate attorney*, deny race track Job* to men w ith record* of tutokmaklng or aaoociatlon with bookmaker*, permit ou»ter of l*w boforreinen' officer* by recall election*, nnd ••pm al! Haring Commission re. cord* to governmental agencies. The .Senate, rmbiwil*tl In debate o -rr international pretilrm* wHh which It ia not officially concernrd, adopted a rerolutlon calling on V Congress to do all |t can to strongthrn the United Nation* at a peac* move but not to let down on Unit­ ed State* armament. The Senate alto naked Congreaa to forget about poet Florida leg. lalativ# action* aaklaa far crea­ tion of the World Government. The Houte already aaked Congre** to Ignore the earlier Florida ac­ tion. Hep. Tapper tald he waa arrloua about bit bill to outlaw legal f r a c in g and parimutuel betting, lie a*ked the Ilouie to conaldrr it immediately, but It wound un in two committee* for atudy. Either one ot them ran keep It off the calendar. Itep. Simpson of Jeffareon had It tent to the finance committee brt-auae It involve* a major fi. nandal problem. Part of the rac­ ing tax money gora Into the fund for Old Age Assistance, part of It li ipllt evenly among the 07 rounW tie*. It la the major eourc* of revenue for many email countie*. A Judiciary commit!** alao got the tcoartooeu o . ^ i f r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY APR. 20. I‘.i:»l Judiciary Group Ap­ proves 'Bill Making State Attorneys S o l e '■•Prosecutors 0 r T H E W EA TH ER t oil 11II tint in ilit on) pal It, cloudy through Saturday. Sboorr* at M jllr m l place* In south anil cen­ tral portion* lhj» aflrrnoon .ini) l>o««ikly in n lr r m r south tonight ami Saturday. -1 . The W eather � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 19, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d2aad79c768cac071865cbc6f2a5de23.pdf 4067a2faa9c8735a4e5850f367f68981 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX Legai Notices is c o ir t jiu n i. or T iir tia iia iF Legal Notice c o v jit t c n a iv , a I'H i i i i x i r IK lit: T ill. i w t a t i : o r C , A. I A IIT1 N , Irocrsard To ii.i. wtiua i t n * r <i r t i i a i . i *' .......... {. C. L. PERSONS Optometrist 116 $. I'a tm rllo A v#. Housework i;r.A >*ts PITTED Easy Without NaggingBackache Modern Way To Whaa I Idn*r fnaathm il*nn Ann, nanr i {•da* — n*«t. vl tu f * r U.larF. ho*« ot W ldiUd blfl UI*i Im ** f miill ||«M. liiafMllfltlU fiiMtladi. i« ntijai ynu owna-j- — — „ fut*diiih..*i t*w#i at alrtM IM **/*+n, *«rw#)4idFftliMi *«f #i|atMiit lii' fwUL Ihll.WHi y«44«f lllttdil'-iP#*4 tlur **•**4J * *'*■!'• 4J«t *W M M*ta* or franwal toanalc I roar I j V l t If I k . raadP ..i t r . x i u y r i ream Foea final U'«ail*g<4 Fcno. f u ) Mail l » boffiL huTSie— is if,ihtaniy im piaclirabi* ami imyht lAcklaih. In Wn*ldhgt',h, lilt- llefell*)I >'|.u r I lit.-), t raid llradley’n npti-ch wan rlra ro l hy the State Ih p n rtim-nt in line with a Whit# lions# •-diet last Decemlter requiring clearance of policy statement by goyprnmrnt official*. In ousting MacArthur front the Far Hast command, Mr. Truman riled dis­ regard of that order aa n reason for the action. In place*, liradhy'* viewpoint on the situation way the same a« MacArthur'*. He disagreed on what to do almut it. Ilradley made it plain that “ I ha*r m> iulentiim of entering the foreign policy field or eyeii urging a particular fmliry in Hie conduct of foreign affair*. Conduct of foreign affair* ia a civilian ic-tpun•iblltjf . . Hut, he added “ A aoldier enn unKhoni. Vou at. ir.iilir.d 10 flia r u r w iltIan a m n r r If ony la lha roinplalnl ■o aald anil on or l.afot' tha tilh •l.y nf April, t i l l at lha County Court linn.a in Hanford. Florida, In j a " M a in autl p.ndln* to tha Ctrrult Court of Hamlnota County, Florida In rhonrary, an ahhr.,lalad till, of whlah l-i l.n n Maa Parham. r> i:.1 » a r «1 La'lrr and Mary ntla.lo L , . KVBS EXAMINED ^ r; Bradley Statement ten 'tl*r»h tlijt snethar surb Inn wotil.1 Ik- iiriilrrtAk.ru ll.ii p a r . Mai,, onliinm of thr iirw plan may I k* nfituiufM-ntl noun et n mrctinit of lb# Hujiri-tn# Hovlnt N u ll., i* htraby i l i . a Uial 11 », (I'erliemrntk. Ilurkri! I‘arlla (lint h .r final r*. port a, admlnlatratrlm of Uia d a ta f'rrhapr riirnlfirpntly la at •f C. A. Panin, dor.a.ad; lhal .h. announerment *av,- no 111.'i h.r prilikon for final du­ fiyurra in tton-frrroue metala— rbar**. and mat ar.a will *ii|dr to nun-iron*. Nor did It claim Ih* llonoralil. IM u in . Iitnilfuin. tlr,. rfafaridantj Caunty Jw lca af Irmlnola County. Soviet production taryeti In thla Th a natara of aald .o il b rln * to Important firltl had h4T>n met. Ktarnli. on th* Ird day of May. 1*11, tnortuat* for appro,al of aarnr and for final f.<ra.-lo*a that rarialo Th U facnllrd ntcent hlnta of allorharti* aa .tdmlnNtratrli of lit, d a t'd H a p t.m h rr U'ih I t l l , and of •Mdto of C A 1‘artln, d " ***»>d. on rr.o rd in Xlortratrl- lluok *i. i>n |.atr# tynihh' lit Itiu.ia'a nati-ferrour SIT of thr Potdl.- Itr.o ld of Hanitnolr in Ini* try a lul report a that ahr i* IhU fod day of April, IU I . Courtly, attaln.i lha follow ing ilo. lirl.K N I t 1‘AIITIN. •ilfft-rinu fern nhortaifr-a in aurh AdminlMratrli ol lha r o r li .-l raal ratala to w ilt thine* a* no ltd, copper ami eo *Ta«t half of lad SI in Nan d a t a of t- A Panin, 1 *1 *.ala H o ImI I * > f llamlnoh U O M k o t. U lt . C ou nty. Florida, a . r n o r d .d In The ahnotinrcmaril nl*n adtha Pllt.lh ll.r o r d , of Hamlhota milled there waa a lay in rollC ou nty. Florida i i o n c i : ih u i : i t i : n r m v r . K that W ITN I1 H K my hand and o f lh la l •Ircrtion "f aet irultural ruaTlia llo u .ln y Authority of Ilia City nf Hanford. Fbirlda. «arIII aniartaln ira| at Hanford. Florida. Il.la Sail, rhihp*. The yovrrnini-nl-cijhtrolli-l p ra p o .a l. la fttfittah flra arid ay. day of M a r.li, i r l l plena n rrn tly haa hlaatml the i i I* lin ilN IK iN la n d '.) r a t t l l l * Inauram a. and nerieuliiiral marhinn buildiny • |.rk I It.mil Court nwnarn*. landlord*1 and lananla' p.hffr *tfa.fl * -,,-r a .....I f ,, rn iri.try un.i ifeVuntd It o! uamy il. ( U t i l i t y I r ’ Tiranra r , < * <!.. IH P A I.I HS-honaa prolact. riu rld a lit iW r d lv r r<piipfnrnt, defective J .ltn if. I.aoi.ardy knowt. a* Caalla l l r m n i o u n m atti ial* ah,I piudmooe ilt-fuctivi* R i.li or propooaln w ilt na ra r» v»d .-auford, Fta. output. In Ih " ntflcr* of Ilia Au th ority up until 11 lo I 'M , A p ril J l . 1*51. Tha l,rond,-n>t verified report* F u r t h .r Information w ith raaard that much of .Soviet Induatry haa In I h ' plana and .p*«-lfb*lbii>* of lean concent ra(#d In aaatern aald pro, (art and forma on whirl, ttuiain, c Ia iiii Iiik Trent hooit* In aal.t propo.al, mo*) t.a .ub m ltird rnar b* ohtalnad h r ■••niantti* nly iron priMlih-tlon In tha Ural flaoraa If Wllllama. J r ., K l o » l l » » Mountain*, nnd a higher output ■lira, tor, Housing A u th o rity of th* Nama Mtatutn, la -w ilt Kao M i n i t:lly nf Hanfnrd, Florida. I » ( Mrlarb of F lo rid a H tm ulra |a|| w ith tl • of lion nn,l *lae| in Hilx-ria. C lark of tha « Irr talr Court of nrm l llu lldln it. Hanford. Florida. It drain red al*o that In the linla C o u n ty, Florida. < l.,,r* . )), W illiam *. 1•*or-nt'-Mu-d »*..')> th# _ me*al Jo — . l.t iie iv * . w * i *V * * r •• * ** 4•** •niiuri.' an *l *ttii corripirt#ly ro* ) iwnar. fliiiialrtif A u th ority of Hi# huilt and wna topping prawn' i lly of 1‘an fo rd , Florida ix t h i : r i N i i i t • h i n t o f t i i i output. X I X T I I J I lilt 1*1 U N C I I T IIC Il lioeatrd that tha Runlan* T i l l ’. o T X T F IIC IT .IIN IIIX IX it m i nt nr T iir ro m i had iinpruvtd thriy trchiil'iua* of x x it F o il t c m x u M : i n i x i i J l iM ilh a liM Ih n l.i: n il'X T t , ix f i m * i t t it r !run and .teej pradu.tU.ti a ml In. B TA TM O F IM IM Ill* . 11A I t 'D ) '3 IIA IIA M . Plaintiff, troduerd lalnir aaving drvicra. Ih P H O N A TIh Va fiira t ntridra alau wan- claimed in h i; T in : it h t a t i: o r 'l l " I t ' l l : II <1It A ll AM, I " ! rn.lani t.lt ll* M par hard, Ira. ra t 'd In the oil induatry, which ih# C h a a r a r r *• f e l l T O A M . W IIOW I T M A T I O h ) IlNXt •o il fa r IH 'w rra hroadcaat -aid wax uromplrtrtv N o ll, a la liarrhy * l»„ u that l-ron X H T II t; T n t i 'P c t H A . ptavana fil'd hi* final r»|n.H ,a ’ t *t i : "*• i i .h r i i i a t " o i t o n m : ri , o n .Irurl, d ami ra-#ipiip|H-d. ‘ ah' Illary admlfilalrhtor of tl.r r. It *ald new proapartlnv, drill II ' I I I A I I A I I . laoidon T r r r a . a lata nf l.lrila U Parkard. da. aatadj A|>aitm ahl'. Hta Wa t j jr d H lrrM . mg nml firtaiuctinn t#thiiii|th-' that hr haa fllad Itla patlttnn for .*•* f o rk c ity , Na*. Vorh had unearthed new oil and gat final dla. harp*, and trial ha « m T O P A lt*: l l l .'it F li r N f ) T I f i i : i « rrocrvta ami Imoatcd output nf apply to lha lloiyorwhla h n l l l i that r u n 'fo r d ltn n a haa t^an filed Nlanairom . County Jude a of Print-, aealriai you by M A It 'l" 'l i t A l l . * " high octane and airplane oil), nrtlr County. Florida, on tha ITtli In tha C lrru lt Court of tha Ninth Va)-r|ng away from production day of A p ril. 1*11, fur approval of J iid trl.l f ’lrt ult of Florida, In and aarnn and for final d ls rh a r* . a , for Nnrnlnoln County, Florida, on figure*, la nnoounrcmrnt tiuaMed s ii.llM ry adm inistrator of th r na. ahhravlntnd (III.* of a .Id Mill I* i “There wn* not and ia not any •ala of l.lrr lr 11 Pa. hard. da. aar.d Alaryto ilra h n m . Plan, tiff, Va 1 iimmploynii'ht In the SoX'irt Un lanit A. Hlovana ion.” Il I laletI the |iumh#r of <|r..r«a || tlrnhnio. Irafandant. A. An.illary A d m ln l'ira v o lt AH *: v v r i n i : l > and ia “ work.i i • am) other employer* in lor of Ih r r a l . t r of IJlIta uulrrd to fill ynor nppearantn In I the iiulionnl economy” at :i(k.2i>0 M. Parkaid. daaanaa.1 •aid pronnndh a on tha Ju t, day of | It aald April, t a ll, and to Iharaaflnr flja (ntxl al the end of till* w it an increaae of 7,700,001' IN I U I N T OF TH R C O I X TV ■ III, ilia C la rk nf .aid Court In i t J I IH li; a ilN IK O M I m i X T* , .Intr and ntannar f li.d hy law , your i over |U|0. *riIlian dtfrn**. If any, and anr.. * r m i o f t to N iiM . Other current pruilurtion fta ropy of Ih r .a m r on lln ln tlf f IN h i ; T i l l ; PPTATIT n F iturr* given in the report wer#; HI’Hli: C Itl.A.NFtiltn lrr.ra.rd a llo rn ry . Marhlne hulliiing IM linn In I'roh.lr t t l T N l l m H .r offlrial aral nf aald T O *11. W IH IN I T M « V m x r i i N X l ''••nil. and my hand aa Clerk Ih rrt above into Noll, r Ik lirrrt.ir alvrh l*',t ‘til. of. nt Hanford Hrmlnol# C ounty. llil )iig|hmenl— tlitre time* I»* h * M KI.ANMHIti Iliad hla final I luitda. tin* lha M lh day id JUnrrh. 'I— of into. yapon aa Adxilnl'traior of tha .a A ft 1*11. talo af Nu.la P IIUnford. darr.-r.i Chemical induatry— I.K timet " I* II Cll.XflM IN lhal ho fil'd hla palliton I or (In ,I C|*rk nf tahl C lr.-.tll prewar priydurtinn, Five-yrar f 'h*! tllar-h.rya.aan4 that hr wilt apply fXyur*. lo (ha llnnarabia Imtielaa Ntan.imm , Hr II I. Ihirdh h C o u n t, Jo d y , .or H- mlnota Ciointi, tupir'y H M H ; rih, Ih* imp’ day frf Atafl. <HKAL| FIT i » V r kf V , ; . i ^ . ^ r . >H Ira I or nf tha attain of Hit.la c. Afft'iHV) tot r u i lahafor.l, i l a l u M na ihla 1*10 Ht llUnlw, FloMitu d#V ol Vorrh.\x.lla 'ttll . IptlfHllf M 111,.*NF’ lltlt \dn-Jolalralor of lha r». u n : o r n ir n iu t r t T o n r r t & irrr iM T O ' I A R T O V IF D O t r O f l Th. t Plata of j a . id io t . i U «d d i> . t. Russian Plan **. Tir t*ow‘a FilR-a »aiM man might ocerhtok. Ii funda­ mental ItlAt out f".relgft m.pey must I k* t,»«ed upon our m ilitary caitahllitiea In liark ft up.” Ilradley agreed with MarAr* thur'a recently rxpre-sesl view that the war in Korea mnv Im’ headed for a stalemalr. The Jnlnt Chief* chairman declared: “There i* no early end in sight lo th# Kor.no war under present condition*. Aa far a* we ran *vtr IHrtr tnric is nothing t n t», . nothing temporary about th# Communist*’ determination to drive ti« out of Korra, and, If poa* •Ihle, to destroy our force* com­ pletely." MacArthur recommended. In • ■' rie* of statements ami a letter to Rep. Joseph Marlin 'Mass), House Republican leader, that the aolit- tion I* tu u ;» Chin**# Katianalitt |u c n on Foiiaota to carry th# war to th* mainland and to bomb Manchurian bai#a. Bradley laid: “Any r#ccmR»nd#d court# of Funeral m v u * i w ill L# k«14 prorent war ia contrary to our Hutulay al lha New XU. Calvary hrit n.teresla, ami hy JropardiliiiF Itaptul t b u rih ■>■■ West Ta rlflli world (e-ace, ultimately would S tric t for l ^ r r y llu rke . who died thr ntrn our arcurity. at his residence at Idol W u t "We will not provok# war Tenth Street last Saturday after against anyone . , w# will not a long illneoa. wag# a so-called preventive war A resident of Sanford for 20 #vtn against an arch-enemy, for years, Rurhc rant# here from this certainly destroys peace. Montlcrllo, Fla. where he waa 'Our military action in Korea horn, lie la survived hy hi* ia closely related to our North A t ­ mother, Cornelia llurke, who ia lantic treaty effort* In Huron# . , 10S yeara old; hi a widow, ftuiah In rolleelive action w# multiply Hurkr; four ton*, Cornelius, our tlefenalv# strength. I.Uciuua, Alton and Wilma llurke; "Heeatia# w# are intent on pre­ two brother*, Krt and Sam Hurkr; venting World W ar thr##, we are on aister, l.ula Junes; lb grandpm making m s ? " that might lead children; anil one janat grandto enlargement of th# present cor- child. flict . . Our government la rautinua in every decision tluit might pro­ long Ihla conflict. It ha* b#en diffi, ult fur the men in th# field try I T T i l l : F I N C F T T C III N T , N IN T H refrain from attacking the n|r j i i i i ) i x i. i m i i i t n s- e t i> s. IIM IX t i l l I DM nr.NIXIII I. tw r» nt Manchuria. However, )* ‘ t XT ' . IX I I I XXf ITM XII. Cimmunlat air Iptrrrentinn ha* ih*l Ikco * taainr in the ground M .X ItllA R R T J I I A N X I N i: JIIIUIONK. I'lalatlff, ("f air) action lo data . . , -v s “As we ra rry out the*# action*, JI'I.I.X N I ll'll F l t T MlltklONH. I 'r fstiiUnt evm though il could noaiihly reatilt for a lime in a military stale- T i l l ; KxToATTiBt i:O tFo Fx Uf pHi l: lxl 'hA TO ! mate, we have already urhirved J I I .I A .V It O IIC IlT H I It 1 IO N R a k , » a t»l» ,** « f ranM anra I* onin international victory. knft«i ii; "As long an we are able to conVou ara haral.y n.ttiriad lhal a f i - (he loittlea to Korea ami con­ suit ha- l.aaii brunabt naaln*! you In tha t’lrcull iXiori ,.f the Ninth tinue lo destroy the Communist Jo d i. Ial llti-o lt 111 tha Hlala ol „ir« we are maklny eiro- t'1*-*-* '* !»>*«• Csr Hr o tlr, 1r foanle. A,-; . a tr. l.y " A llK* ^ 'I>u —kiCi out iliiariiation— oleIA IIK T JF .A .V N IH H HlltXI'I.Vtl. sahl je- live of preventing World W ar C null I,nine f„r .!!» ,,r . « an.I sttl ,t three. U A ito A iirrr j k a n n i m k y n n io v i, l-taitiiirr. **t*i* j i m . i a n ittiiii.Tti‘ 'Knlargjng (ho loiHle lo a full- HIRAIONkl. I'alan*l*i,t. nrt't ynu m a male war i* never an rennondral baral.v f . *ll,t I ast I - O la -sUX -lit or morally acceptable solution to rla rh «*r “ Id fo u rt at hla otft.a l» a I ‘ tut t llntio.) of Hamlnota t'u„nn limited conflict. If at all possible, lh ty . Florida, at Hanford, F lo rid i. Korea should h# settled on the y o u r v.iltia :i drfitisav, prrsoaalli i r by » i tor has In *ahl on tn. present Italtltgruund. t i l l , its) nt May, tX'.t “If we h y e at home ran only l l ' i r t i , fall not o r iu d a in rn t will measure up 'o 'th e achievement* of l.r antarad 4Kaln-t |.,u by d 'ls u li (V IT N b -.H me ti.n d and •• il ,.t iMtienc# and m urage (nf the men r'oiirl at H tn lord Florida, ihb in Koica) there- la rvery reason ■aid la in dai of Ap ril. 1(11 to liellrv# that the war in Korea . " I* IIK ItN tM lN can ultimaiely l»e conrlwlrd on tH K A l.l t'lark of C lr r u lt l*our( h nor*Me term# . . .** Volta A (Vllliam*. Jr. flradley continued: Holb-ltr.r (or P U ln tlff • “Surrw** in Korea may prevent a new incident, arid may prevent World War threw- Failure in Ko­ rea will Invite another aggr#*- Larry Burke Service Set For Sunday P. M. Ijcgai iNotice hud Ircen I .ft time*. Uriel; and tile*— fulled In meet five-year target. Haulage of timhi-r— Up :W1 im-.r#nt, hut failed to meet goal I’rnducllon of textile*, clothing, knit good*, shoes and other branches of light industry — up 17 pet tent, kt.it imolu not fully met. Rutter— U p ft7 per rent. M eat- Up 7 per cent. Vegetable oils l.n,| other fata — Up to pi-r rent. m o i . a t k t o r i.t s .s H v F ish - Up "7 per tent. Saii*agi- products— Up gfi per ITV K ROOM IIO M K , for rent. rent. Vi, (lv furniahi-d, elect!ie kltf'anuetl good*— Up IH per cent. , tun, often fireplace and oil ftugur If 17 per cent. 1,‘at. I.arg# yard well laodConfectionery product*— U p ‘Jft ■ ajMxl. May Ial. to .Ian 1st. per tent. t Rent teasonahl#. No. t. Iln e v I'uhliratlon of latoka— Up HI Ridge Rond, Ca**rl' Prey. t«-r cent. T Dr. Henry McLaulin DR. H. K. RING CHIROPRACTOR Optometrist Plaat# rail for appointmaul 113 Magnolia x 1‘hnaa SI I'hunr I71J-I7U | CUT YOUR N LIVING COSTS IN HILF WITH A FINE, ENGLISH-BUILT F C R D STRICKLAND MORRISON. INC Come In Tor A ‘Test Drive” Today! -***.* * ... -a —- s- , .f a ilt h o j Help Wanted K x p '-r t lia lilc , IM r1 a ll i i . o . Ire Knud c h a r u c t n r . O n l y need | H * rie m i' a p p ly . I le n e r a l p e rfo rm !, S e r x ’ ict! M im a if e r , (.c n ta c t m en of M o to m M r. h o tte r, 11 th e h lR h e n t P r o d u c lx W U liu r ex- K « < tiiiK ML HOLLER MOTOR SALES Fplmcttli i Snotnl Street (jOere proud as a peacock io present the * •• MARVELOUS M010RLESS SERWEL A dd a Touch of romcai u vi^ g to r I Your Home with A -4 GENUINE UEYWOOI) WAKEPIKU) Control Roaches1 llo thatrd b ) roach#* or ant* Jakinxlun1* N O I d l M ' l l , a p p llrn by b n n h In I h r l l t c l i n . U l b tnachra, in to , and w alarbtlf#. W hat’* n o r * . I h r n t a l n rual* Ih U ( f l i r l k f fa r man I ha, and k ith lb * a lra y a that v a a d tv In and w alk a m II. Fa r a rk a tlf lr ranlrot, Ma a Jataa lsa'a NO * oft *ii yee n iiu irg ic perii* the lay* T U E S D A Y A P R . 17. 1951 ASHCRAFT Furniture TEN-YEAR SIM ILAIt T O IL L U S TR A TIO N RO ACH ! I'rlrra art: K #*^ Sir; pint, It.M i -••ft, SSJtl. availaM# at Knumillat A Andrnmn — *e* NOTICE City of Saaford Civil Btrrica Examination will bo held In tho City Hill at 9:30 P. M. May 17, 1951 or an noon an pomdbie thereafter to eoUhMah an ellclMo Mat for the claim of pollre patrolman, and track driver. POLICE PATROLMAN REQUIREMENTS: ApplinnU for th# Pollen HcttIn mmi bo Si jrtara of dfr, and be al tout S' 9" UK m 4 weljth not leu than 151 poundH. TRUCK DRIVER REQUIREMENTS: Applicant! for the position of track driver KWl be at leant SI yenrn of atftmnd m 4 ever 4S. » i All nppllcnnu nbtlt be or food mom) character nod phynknl fliiwnn, nod bare bad ol Inal a inaair nebool edoentkm. Oppertnalty far adeaacement band on merit, efficiency, Induatry and character. 3 piece Sectional 1 Couch S tum*In I 9 9 .5 © TABLE llkd FLOOR LAMPS IN RATTAN 2 6 .5 0 Yo 3 8 .5 0 Tropical Pattern loounire nml Tub Chaim $52 6 2 .5 0 NONSKID BORDER FRIEZE nnd MOKSHEEN RUGS HUw IS" z 30“ to 9 x IS ft. BABY TERMS—IS MONTHS TO PAY further deUNa aw the Bumlnw nl Urn City Hal. B Eg^r a P jf f - t lril Service Beard L. F. Boyle, Hocreury N. 0, Garaer. ExamtM FOR CITY GAS OR MAV-A-OAS SEE G O O D S ion ■ �I In Unity There If ptnngth— To Protect the P w t tf I ho World; To Pramot# the Pragma o( America. To Fra4a«* Pfoapnlty l « boolotd. THE WEATHER 0 ty e Partly cloud* ansi unsettled. Some like lihievt of a fro bseal in south portion this aHr moon amt in r i lir m r north T t irwlay. Slightly warmer in north p**rlion loniEht. I f u r a lf r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXXII Knlttbliwhrri Allowing 18-Year-Olds •ToVotePassed w S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A 190K Traditional Welcome Given MacArlhurs In lluAvaii t E r v i n 's B ill B o o k ie s H ittin g V V e i .'t v e • A l 'H . is . AsMociuti’d I’ rcfvH O f Asked President Moovcr To T estify On Plan T o Kill RPC A g e n c y Cain Plan Ignored T A L I. A II A S H E S . Apr. I f — l/Pi— The H o t id* Senate Inday W approied hi a 23 In I f iota a hill to hrnatlm (hr Slate naira lav and brine in fITJilMt.aMMI more In the Slate earh year. The Mil take*, off th r-J prrrrnl tat evempliiHos on n r h Items as rlnthinr most -p-dfrinr .f.n ' ranrly. Il aUo alraiaUrto lo.* many roller I ion methods 1AUAHASSEt Apr. IH -</!•) A |>iu|H».l to iei Irvyrar-oiiii ^ o t f in F tn ik L tailed through the Munir wiili a 77-13 vnlr today t i ­ ler an Attny sergeant on leave lo serve in the l-egislaliii* drew applt'tie lot hit speech in behalf ol il. W A M N N l.lU N Ai|. IM <A’i J --*; tottr f ii-* d*> ptonuiril i '•ky-ii-llie-limil" inipiuy into I at Lasirrn |-*lnv and the i|a>l< ni opuimni ssbuli led to tlie ousting of ( nri*l Ikoiglss M*l \ltlllll I baitnian Russell ( l i t , , ) ,d ihr Aimed .Sersues ( oininlllrr sod it intended the onle-l |Mis,ili|r" msrstig lion in I oopei.tlmn ssilli litNen.sle I oirup, Rrlal|on, ( oinnul tee lie ss*> sprikilig td lire sioiw vslien saving tlie sky ss.li the limit Russell op|eors , Rrpubluan mose lo i Irak a •peii,«| SeuilrI bone r nriiliullrr of J4 to invrstigitr Inrrign and military |m>Ii<irs ssilli p.rrlit ular r r f n r m r In tlie ildleirnirs l>etssrrn I'trsidrul I mi man and (ienrral M aiArtlnn Tliere apio-and tittle pin pert anything would rome fiom a move bs Seoaior l ain II-Wash I for either I I I a declaration nf *sat against Communist fthmn and North h"i*H. or t-1- |U| „ dm ssat of United Flairs fo u r. from K m c«. I ’ain iultodurrtl this two point pioprikitinll rootrary to advin from *oim of bis Itrpuhliran nil h r,gtie Se'inloi fil i al land of ' ultima, -on llemocratic floor leader, told reporter* he thought it would la- ipdetly lucked away in ii rommittcr pigeon hair. Mianwlillr Fortner 1’ieaidctd lhatrer Bgrrnl to testify Irefor r tlie Frnato llanUng Coinmlttre i Apr. 27 on bill* to abolish tlie llrronMinr tion Finenee Cntpivi 'em . ..» The KrpiibllraM former I’revl •lent acevtsted a lelegtaphie invi tation -enl him bv Senator lljn l 1 1* Vai a* Admlnisllatino |t ,ii'cr» drove for «necdy -ciiatr rnnfirinu lion of kV Ft msit Symington a. Iload man of n leorgamrcd ItKC. In a telegram lo Ityid, one of those ssbo las moved to sclpc out tb«' rsgvnre entirely. Hoover said tha' he would tn* “ glad tn u*d-l Ihe in imnittre in any wav p*‘ *•iblr." Noting that lie |IH,| putili- engagementa every <iav neat week and In the evening >m Thursday and Fridav, l!i»rr> said lie would appreciate lieiog uhl, m Iralify Isv mum, o lhat to tin ij ia ft,-, I I ...........Ml 11, t'a|f 1 HN| Arriving In Honolulu from To kyo , when- they *» re given,* tneiitniald. l u n u l l uvnlion, t,, n >n.| Rep. William* id Citrus County, Mi*. Itoiigtes Mas A id e r itiivo .it Hickman A irfie ld . Jlowdulu, PH n*Uti 10 it, t' S, Mr*. MacArthur who nflen thowi up for Hmive •mile* *. tratlttnti* nf let* *,■• dru|te<l about her. A* left, Ailm Arthur W lUitfo t, I'nrifu t i n t I'mntetaiona in hit Army uniform, de- iimiilsr, toasts the wrlramer-, while (out .Maf.At'hur «-.tri* . ,i <pnn<l lei un in* arm ( I,•»«■»tint.onsl Kjidlui'hotn) *la red ynullit old enough lor Atm y ajsemtr not only ihtssild lie allowed to vo le - "Th e y ihould have prior#♦ tty. lie (old lire Motor lie had wore* of youlhi terving with him and under him in a romhal Army unit and he In n * he toon would he It) HI KN C L E M E N T S leading tome of them lo then lO K ^ O , Apr. IH (/f) Allied troo|>* ailvamcrl L MOII |,t I.IXH’ death*. y .trb on tltr » » i l Korean front irel.iy Itehiml be.nv ail *tul srldletv No Esceipc A ttem pt Is "They're not going to to Pie *ll«r 1 ) aldent of H ip Uniter) State* right Made By Members I lie Rerli t**vr lint ijiounrl I I I lo l nitlr. Riuili:mglv f|faway 1ml they’re going to give the Inn gAint weir inutli and soutliratl ol Clturwoti, a liv. their live* for yior?' he tirrlam l Of Affray's Crew "What e|»r ran a man give?'* Highway hub *i*»til 10 mile, tnttde William* drew an ovation, not Red Kitten. m m s M o i m i . in g . A n in roinmon in Ihe Ifntiar, a* hr re­ tine AMi*d infantry |e»m push. I onl uruferwater signal* lumed til hia arat. «d Up it valley toad within two The mraauro, which now goea miles of the rubbled city, The *l**iirrel a blind reaiili liwlay Inr to the .Senate, would let Ihe •long Iitaiy* met Chinese mortar tlie H i iih Ii •ubitiannr AHtay, iitrcl people vote on Ihe nitration at the and rifle fire and withdrew. t C w t lm a Ha e«a* Tw a i un I hr bottom ol tltr |jlgli*h A tank force lunged into lt,p Cbannrl lime wa« swiftly tunning Red line* near Chipyong and kill rd IWI t'o m m iinnu. Cnipyung out lor any ••( the Vt ollicrti md seven mile* *o>ith>-a*l of t'hfrwun S ix C o u n t r ie s P o o l and seven11 ,rni1e* multjWftt nf men ab"<|d who might (till lie 01(1 Kumhwa / r v I n in e N a tio n a l O u ir iiH tt'nlnesday’* gains tarriedI the Mihmaime tupped in the main Allied line tn *hout eipl eirbl In Schum an P la n mile* avtdh of tTmrwnn initial rlue id , liriinin grtni’r U H R O N . Portugal, A rt. IH— l/Pk Chur won and Kumhwa an the PARIS. Apr* IH «/p|. St* — Pretldenl Antonio Oscar Its- writ Ptiio|>e4n nation, Intliy »ipn- western luiac* of the lied buildup bad been und-• I'W leel ill wilei Fragnon rarnnm a, Portugal'* urea when* an enllmaled iSOO.Onu loi 40 lionrt when (lie Rnyrl head of Mats' sinro IVift, died this etl a D rily |WMiling thru $4.(XHI. tkimtnilllUl eomtial ttnnp* w in llial it bad lu-rn unable tn make morning after h brief lllnr.s He 000,001) a yeal t oat anti Meel In- rlepluyetl wa* HI, dutlrie*. The ItH* n-lrealetl thtwly in Navy anniMinceil at mid-allrrn<Min W|th,lhir mrmtora of hit fam­ the w rit licit they stood anil II s s i Im o I I n l*aa* T w « l Weil (jrrm aliy and frame air fnughi Inr Hwarhun, the raitcrn ily gatherer) around him, the agitl vgl'irvidrnt rnnfeaard to Migr. C a r- ibe main partner* in the hntnrir l>air nf Ihe t'hm won-Kurnhwii netto t)« Mp*<iuita and g iv ­ jkio I. Il it cnnimtinly Inown at lluaehnn Inangle. en rommunion thl* morning. A t ­ Tw o Allied thniata at the w« ■ tendant* 'Iron i tied trim a* raltn I hr Schuman plan, aflrt frame'* rhnn dam were tinned •nek Kntrign Mint*ler Rnlwrt Sr human and ho|teful. Wednesday lie died an bout anal l ( minute* Italy. ItelKiuni. the N'etberlanrli ami One war. a frontal atlaik on later, at 11:45 A. N . IIP4r» A. M. l.lliemlKiUtg air the olbri membeti the dam llielf Th e oilier »»■ i P S T). the Till laail ||« gtertl fMilltic -•I flanking movement aero Sentoude County IuhiI h, II Mr had tu ffrrrd a Midden Cut hau tiller e*at of the dam. implicatton*. breakdown earlier ihlt week and Both hogged 'knvn III)4*1 he*)- tug '''I' champion*, Nadine Itostuk ot Genesa S* li'Ktl amt ll'dicil The Ptettcb are rnttvimed Dial Ceimmunift (it u. doctor* laid he was In • serious i of the I >man Feiioot. roonlllon. lilt ton. Dr. Anloniu bv U*ll»g the heavy U.duitrie* of dnttih Korean fortet fought i Kate l|e|*|d Adrril., Carmona, atrlved at hi* Kranre *nd W ait Her many any f u r hotu hittle with Nor*h laingWO'-l. spiled Tin (tfirdildr t'slay from Madrid and future w »r between Ci* two na­ Kortan lied on the r*»t renllnl y e d ri toy a(let noon and twil • _ the Outlie. nf tion* In iliipo islblc, nta daugiilFr, front Kl.rw hrre in tlie Ittlbnu l.eeu mtrie t tn 1''.sluing how „ I tunnel, came here flow Rome. lulls around !n j« Allod unit, lieW pnpel IS |>l piled. To InTimtr O|teinlional. Pallia They wile a<■onipsntrd by It, A veteran tn lilt ary figure. M ar- menla nf the niv nation* will 'traighleoril aur| rr.ndjo .!•d their C . titeele, principal nf the Fan­ ■ ahal Carmona became head of have In givt Ibeii fin*l appro line*, t I Its M i l l JA M JtlllM K N •tale in 1620 after the military liave In give their final *i>|iruyal. T O K Y O Apr. ta M l Tlie ««.p Allietl fool troupe elugged fold tiininmar Fc IkhiI, who had roup of May 2H. lie am* elected The nituistera IheliMling ahead with little Oppoittion ra>t rluilge of liir liaal spelling inn lit IIiall militaiy officer >0 lap ill test and Ml Marvin K*lr„, ha* voirest HUppotl of 1 ieuer.il Pretldenl in 1628 and aiwe ha* Prance’s Hriuiman and We»t Her and truth of Yanggu on the wrst imiUrei lieart le elected three limes If* man Oianerltnt Konrnd Adenauer eru tip of the htigr ||wa«h>m K i d . f Mar Arthur',, plop,..*! to Iwoidi II, I 1be children " d r few mated l.’bilis ve I.I.. IM MaOrhuri t<egan serving hit fourth raven — signed three document* in a Retefniil Sum* Com munlit mor ■iy i lie liirrs I *I* 11 l*e machin' l.t. C rorral Fit It • II It" year term in I bln. tar fire wa* reported. public tervmwny iwfore zoo new* following hi* election a* Pre llsai bring us t ssnejalni I’r t . '-er) -oo. „dmiru*tralisr eninmainlei Tanks rang'd eail ant nntlh oh i> and photographer* In * *alon ‘ Went In I028, hr brought I W - of Ihe F in .ib from all over tin <>f llriti-h f‘orninonweallb Forr>» Foreign Mini- j ut .1 td t onrpon on Mo ■■• • ill pnti 1' .fu ra t’t pti-sent strong man, Ur. try. renlral fnmt without meeting wiir|d The linotype inaehiuca and In Korea. Is*•I wr,-| l,,|d is eonfio;*s tatm , also proved to im of i deotui r<uifrrenrt nf lie(ti I, new Antonio He Uiiveira tila a m r, The doruiiirots w eir the treaty Ciunmuttiat foire*. The lank* d* men that Merkrlltm*, props’**! into the cabinet a* finance min its. If creating among other things altnyeil 7d ton* ni Rad ammutiL much inlrressl, L. F. S*an, pr* inun. ah<rwed -ifferest the iwsl Impr t,f furring Icier, Halatai »<mn after la-ramc a high Joint authority In run Uie lion Miuthvnt nf Kunihv* premier and antoespivnUy t>M<k pool, a Mipplemenlary i>a|>er pro­ Ituss.an made Jet* rituinrtt Nniilne istel Itlehard imw llir ('bitiesr llols suil of llir 'sar and ansi took Ihrm ts, preventing is < . 11v stah iualr. Hr over the actual control of ihe viding for a transitory |teiim| t* . briefly Wednesday tn the Nntlh pica* wosi nisi Die soils' alli iontive wsiulsl l>e government he ha* held aver fore The ltonI p«e* into upefation, Korean *kie* Twenty-five A1IC1- the building in ,llo o a t and r t since, nml a derlaiallon pletlging Ihe 15* darted aernaa the Man. plaiiied bos* had la melts,I amt '•• send a Irrinrndon* land army Halaur, In accordance with nations to c » on wot kini’ for ebtiriaii Imrder and langletl with tniured onto mat* to form nlatr* larger than anyone tin sonteni for ptmllng full |wgr advertise [dated into Korin Ihe conilltntioii, now assume* the Funineao federation. IP, A met lean F -M Fa lire lets. The Au Italian general 1* Hie Preihlencjr until ilectfon* ate Ofm MKJ waa damaged in tin- irirnta, rntiiK trelloiia/ etc. Iltbrr signer* included f’arlo Nadine, the spelling rhaniptnn, (ir»t Imporlanl Iln tM i f'omiiinnheld within the neat three month*, Hfntrn nf Italy, Joseph lleeh of 15 minute dogfight that »wir|e«t wealth n ffn n to sp n k In fasnr lie i» e(parted |r> to a candidate lanemhuiirg. I’aul Van Zeelaml at .111,1**1 feet. A ll Allied plane* •a t lie dang liter of Mr. and Mr Notan For, of flrneva. Rn hard. ” f 'aiuddrig Manshurin The lln jjtown to *urcre«l Cortnona. nf Ikdglum, and I Hr k Klikker of returned to their ba*ev A new political era way begin the NelheriantU. Allied enniinander* *aid the Ilia mother pointesl out la much in Hah Foreign Office and fommunicaanawa (Hi e*i# aid terrstrsl m irasling and (hi* in sveaBb gnsernment. have strongly for Portugal with the daath of Britain, Ktirope'a htggnd riwt elude* Ihe d llly papen, and ''Pluonl M»> Artlm r'- program for Carmona, who bad handed Ihe tnnducer, ha* etayetl ah*>f from Isink * from ilm binary which in ie »r ii woutd spread llm star, stale longer than any of its king* the plan. n rlsnlr ads-id'in slorir* ansi hi* A loan svho *lts Oiled the rim. hut one— Joseph I, who ralgned In what prrliap* »«• an al(errnsr aid Rolwrtson e«piri»esl loneal nariatlve* for 28 year* in tha 17th etnturr. Insion In thl*. the nations, in hhiicc Nadine amt Richard will emu ilia off.the resold vies* Apt. |0 Un of the builder* of Ihe new H'waHastg a* raa* Twai pete in s|>rltmg with rhftdirn •he day before I’raaldeot Truman Portugal, he had faaan a backT IT U H V IL L B . A p r. 1* (J V •»ine of Halaur'* regint*, one nf S m i t h P r o M i d c H A ( A warrant eharging flr»l degree thrmiglioiit Flnrhla in Ihe date di*lni*.ei| (irrural MacArlhur. Il wa. pre monied Holier I Min. like the strongest supporter* and murder wai Is tiled (ate venter conical «p»n*med hy Use Miami Herald at Ihr Miami Mmdri|usl I MarArthur. bad spoken with'Hit closest friends nf the luemter O p r n i n K O f O i u r t ,day for Dr. Han* Hlraoer. ibe •••mulling hi* home guvernmenl. Auslilnrium on Api. 27 Though A a la u r mid* the deri varsl foiinty health offierr. Rrdartsnn said feiluie to pa t \JRtonv, hi. did an tn the c lo u d D r. Ftrasaer, in Jail here, wa* Circuit Court opened lor llw *vlll teanlt in a d1*!* troui Jtalerontullallon and aiwuya in agree). apt tug Urtn at 10 :W oVkoek charged with ahooHng to death 1 male, II* aw little hot"’ of main m*nt with Carroow . vest at day morning with Judge Ida wife and wounding Jamr* II. ahw defense Halaur now hag tramendou* M- B. Smith presiding. Ilnwie, 27, Ruided Mlsalle llase * Mloiltf I'aftillrl ,TK mm-I r%rn \t%% jrntige In the country, much nf A Orand J u ry waa Hire lad technician, Hatniday when he r . . _ , a botillni fnrtlirr into II due In Carmona* support and and orranlred and retired lo Ihe fonnd them in bad together. w f iilo r Charity J «n iu f»f 8t*rkr j*r ^ |jrllr4 hi* great barking In tke army. a Hhe w*« ntiJv, Howie clothed. b a . the right nlra regarding the grand Jury room to consider anch Tim AtirtralUh fleneral rriwated Well awaie nf this matter* a* might come before They were atleop. Th* dltcovery steadfastly refuaud In seek the •hem. They worked until |al( wo* made when D r. Htraiser amt Game ard Krcab Mater Flah i M icA rth u r’a argument that the farther Ihe Allies go into North pruktenev until Carmona died or rraterrUy, receaalng al (HM P. M r». Howie relumed to the Plr**- (orttinl*»h,n, • '-'‘ •'f > stepped down of Ms own volition. M. The Jury reconvened at 10:00 *er home afte,- leaving It briefly President, Mtwhlg wildlife Fed Kor**, the harder it will to to r , ***” n’ *toDd trelay, -'ipplv them and the ra .irr it will Bom in Lisbon, on Noe. 24. o’clock thi* morning. to buy rigarettea. The Howie’* If our Fetiats- and togiklaturc1-to fur -tlie - - -Red* - In supply . . their . IW*6, Carmona wa* the (an of The following were arleclod were weekend gtioala of Il*e Kt ran­ would work with the Caine and troop*. afaneral Ignacio D t Moral* Car- aa Jurymen, according to It, p. eera. Freah Water Finh Commission Relief Iron left the impression •tone. Descended from a lone lino Herndon, elvrk of the eourtt C. Howie, shot fn tha head, wa* and the organised sportsmen, we that serious ronsesiuemes fare of military forebear*, ha taken to a Jackaonvilte hospital would have a totter mm mi salon foreman; Juavph F. M. Boyd, United Nation* force* In Korea If Hanaro, acti foreman; Elijah w h v rr hi* condition today wa* re­ and greater harmony", he atated. th* Jtoda* Manchurian base* are birth. c * a. ported good. K. Oure, P, W . Bata*, “ There arc a few poliUciana permitted to operate frswly aa Ibe After gradual T h a murder w arrant waa liaurd left in the Henate and th* Leg- ■upaly funnel Inin Korea. X . BUffard, Lad al Ford, Nrogltan by County Judgo Voaaer II. CartU n . John W. Wlloao, ialature who try to tear down all Lt. General Matthew II. flidgIn 1 C . Doer. M n . M. BroMro to n m rvquaat o f Bhoviff II. T. that th* apart*men hav* furnished way. new top Allied commander, L. Helm*. John D. W illiam .. hy spending their own money haa baaed hi* Korean war strategy Bacouio th* chart* it flrat and furnishing their own tlm* in un th* theory that (f th* Rads Baymond D. Boa*. Thao a* ■ -military Ralnh A. Bmllh, degrr*. no ball waa illoirrd. The an effort ot conaerv* and ro- a n hit constantly -even on a offlear* for active cat* muat go bofora a grand Jury leniah our gam* and flah for tha limited acalo— th*y can’t organise • t the fall (arw n f «Ittn|t « w t J l M f* rtnr* geo*ntt(nn.’' ft* gt? offw tW r drive. . Reds G iv e Ground Stu b b orn ly As T im e R u n s O u t F o r A llie d O ffensive Grinds Fo rw a rd L o s t Subm arine; Signals A re H eard President Carmona 'Of Portugal Dies; Ruled For 26 Years European Nations C om bin eC oalAnd S t e e l Industries { Sanford Spelling ( liampions Maku 'rout* Of llrrald Rrifislt Military Official Sunuort.s Mar Arlli in Tadics MunliT Warrant I I I For StriiHscr ConHtnietivc (inmi* Policy Demanded «;hting *n IEta*4,w**“■***•••* R S frK U . S L rn n e d W ire No. 17(1 Screaming Thousands Greet MacArthur In San Francisco; Senate A p p ro v e d ; t t c -c x a m in a t io n W KDNbSDAV nne D « * t ised Policv Probe Economist Tells Kiw;mis Told U. S. OfTrendsWhich Boasls 9 Million Affect Farmers ■-Stamp Collectors “* -■ » ' 1 ..— - — , i^-o-r »-• . . *Y Decisions Cliutchill, Poosevch W e r e Phi laid isls. Must Be Forecast, Col. Baker Asserts llauck Tells Vets C o n s U tllC I ('niiMirnfi lirnd* |Im I ilinnuljr dflecl IItr H e lh ir nl llir tdimei %%»b llir -iihtrd ol si !.»ll t»V O r Chdilf» W IldiicL, Fwlff.il l.ilfn* *ion finnoinal. In mentlxrt of llir ^rmir*<dr Cminly I .urn IlmrAii *ml lli^ \ rfmiiA-on llir-fiim Clan U d i»ii?lit .il lit** I linli Sfluw»| taim liiuMim* Jnlm IVdiM>n |tfr»t<|tcl "llrriiin tli niaili l*v i «*M-ntiirr.* in ii (nil utiii•*a,1' <1hi Hi Hniuk. "iln in iilv iiffrri i !»*• will fn»i 4»f trull lift* If tin* |»M» •liirr ftarik fifil p(i!Hti* llir i mi ■nil rr fih*l '•ihi*" flu till* tn U ;ivr If (hr r f f n l In frll nil lli* «Yrt'V (»» lli*p fiii m M II" trn m lim liirni l«v 1 * I mii iii"ii.\ PYtriuinti r « luuinihl of llir ! toritf a K 1 1 r II si *» n S^rvirr* \! i* (Inn 'MWMIOM) peru.ii in (lit* •iauntt\ ifidnltrr in t imp i »*l Iri In i’ » t liohltVa ^ «»l W L Drilff «♦! | A r M m win* 'iv ril in llir \imv \ 11 | cm r in twilli i%4i||tl %%ir taM KlMAIii.in% hul'iV lie ss... olintalm **il |»y 1 •»(((•♦! (»a(r lifl 0*1 (Ul*. * I..M ..f lilt ItVAfl IU t(*|t*w( ‘i (((I* i*»IH1i’tll'J* f|till |mi(lhil if fhtif !h r iilldttl |a ■•*, with |*11 t.ifiirl 1 •I.m 1 n t ' 1'*;l* Dll'] » liir tn *m lil v 111. Il 1 1 1 •t 4 1111(11 VM»|l. ill*' HUM I' h* ■ -Jki v it 1 f (ml lo liiiYc , M t , Im ||l | | n tatata Itltll Gill Ilf I|Of Ittil t■ 11**I Ill , 11H» ! nml (m* 1*1 • Vi hat ||f|¥r foi|f I IPInx.iDnii n»tvi*I »• hrf ft Min (hi t’iiH’i »»I 111 oft**. |ll|1 |(| *«lt nf ImuiiH lif t IIfl* IMI'M|t'W \l»»HltjJ f ir tun I i(|i|( f|l liilil (ill a, hi Il f, V%|| 1 Im Bill (*f •» ilriiil Ft in Mi ii 1* ((iMim a r!l Win-, friii I hull tall Itf itorliit* <(, I m* fiurntlv tit**•| i|m»ii II I- iif»it 1 nf Ml It Hi-rvii't, *a Ii»'fi At iiifil i»f I In'* (if fnll «»f *•(Hi r, In i « 11f ■" und »|trin! i vfful (iMiit wdlt hi i (mint iniNt tniu. ifiiit; u | 11 mriInihiI lln l*M«r 1 inti 1 aa, « 1>1 llltIH'k |Bioilid out dill' Ihr ■ctailrr vino gls mfliirnre Mm■s*' trend. hy ihr Mhi 1 i.f .*( «•',lues- Host U llffrm l, Ihr w i y It i- diaplayir*l tin*! i*t i*• 1. nml bv tlie kind of nliivr hr Mills. Vo.'thir fart'ur fcfliH'liridir **ta it tlm kind nf nttititilr hi* mill him employee!i h«ivr tnwnnl Ihrlr <IMtni.-er*. "T h u - llir is (mil l f, a Vi'v individual in t tic final ssicrevs •>r (adijir o( lb* farmer in lirol mg * profitable nimtot fo* In 1 *‘t tipi*,'' he derlaict "Broilttroe*," lie added. N a itV Is* lisve a gteal inlets' I in » li » ' Mir irlalier il'»r a*n! how svrtl lo die** II (irosser loss. 1 * hs t-ain llliough Improvn'rii* tli.si isiKv to brought i*i*,*«it vis many sl»iri'* in the kill, know In,** anil efficiency ssilli o hich the farmer*' proslm-i* **»*- hand Is-sl.” Tiie Agricultural F.atciisloii Ss’rvice, he «tati*sl, i« mm nffei ing ciluratbmal programm niuiks ling in 12 sluts un Itidinn t loridn. Tlie»e arc ileslgned •• brine atoni Itnprovetro id * in t let ailing of food Ttn O'ogi.so is imw going on In (eading •Hi• td Ho stale. All nt|l|llir "f III' in n i ' 'O' ■ ,d sngctablei tn riond* >», |,rr ruled hv Mr. fllooo.o , "in' i. crrvlaiv of tlm 1 lorol r'mjnrll of f'u-oprtali’ * I to lo rd ing fnllowe,) r .upper WaffiUM' K otuscs General I f Welcomed I lomc In Impressive Ceremony Attended ByGovcrnorWsirren <mn ,.r * -71*. sirosr-rai 'inuig! ,, Mae Sr* Ihm (fitil thf niitimt irM |hr *•orh! (ml.1) hi ctio*^ nol infi tnl ti» rn trr pitlilin*. **|hf onl) I'Miiilifu I hair.** hr liilil * mar* inx* f fi'»il " li ronl.iinnl hi a 'littiplr phrdM* kmmn %«*11 h> a 11 of ) ini — ■ *I iim| 111 f a.<* | ni r f I* ra.* ** Hr d rrU fn l, |u«l hr |irr|Mrri( In (|y lo U i hin?lon for a (itlni m rflin r «*f d onurr^ii, "1 h m r no |mliiicul i«*pirj Mou* wh«lHor%rv. *‘| do not tatrnd lit run for «n« p«ditlr.i| offirr •md I ho|i»* (hm tin n.imr i i n r r hr n^rd in ,i poll fir 41 FA N I R A M I IN TO . A|» I H •1’) A irrnirnsloUt os ill HI i;iri'tril (.rn ria l Mac \ilhiu s be s*alkCsl ssql ,d Ills hull'! at '* 44 A M. I'olsv lot a Iroimptial painlc tliioiii’b S m bi.inslsro I'osvell Sited in Iron! ol ibe Si brand* llnlcl ansi I toon Square .** loss five sliccl *vrir pammcsl ssilli tnmi'.iml* »d people A* ibe pH nl, slatted, (,cneia| Ms. Aithui vat ni *n open r.ir fluikesl by (tovernor I *il M'.iiirn of ( sblninia. .soil \livor I liner Robinson The lirid >*«. parked s* thick with rl|ecring Kao Frans f iitm tlie ear was hwrsly nhh' lo move A* In- was (saving the toilet omrmii- a k-d MarArthur if ho v; w hrm np will Irll ( o n rin n hi* s|»li* nf thf Mo tv ibat )ikd lit lil;* it-moviil l»\ Pir/viilctit Tninmn fmrti Ii( t Fur rumm »n*h Tin (affirml «Jiit nut ptutwrr. Iliil hp tilln«il 1“ l»i« faiioliftifD sinj lilm n Me •milf W lN T f R IV 'U K . 'i n (ti i,V) 'I t - Jfirn M ur\ rthin .mil (lin r I*1r ■I'frlil 1*41*1 lVi||,'l|t’l It'fllAt ( 111 I r'MLftl ( I Vlf»I111»* I *i»llu(T* («»iln a l i \ f m «*tfl to■ill» Attliin . f«*IUmr«l ill (In fmiiiif if it K l roin i*%i i firing !lir um rrol. 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I,l I hI'it I IIifI i: l IIHM11*| ilif!1 il ".ril'l Ml l! |»uliltt If ml' Sdiinu uliilitlii, fniulti riinj -lu ili’MlM hiivf i h lli'n l liiin nth lunl fnilh; nilh Ih|i|«iiik **ff fNriiltv Inwf wilhnnl MifMiif f»*r Irni'tl •if M lVlTf* HI ( (M f It'll? in |rn itfllll . ; ii% n ifiM \ h v. u h u m \ TIfill If ft limit ff(4Mi Ill|* Ml I rill fill I u M II H V, O " , \i-» (M l‘r» vd.S I' nImV « l i n t imI i hut f,tt*s)( t sun wiili t in in W III rt In «tiii****t>» rli i liit ntaiii! ill fit Vrui nni» I. ml ili .fi.i «*i| i ,r»i**'||»| l|(l\ • n i l VI <« A »thin a dots1 nf Ihr 1 th,. f„r to go. !tr nl Hit Huri'iH'M r«| Mmt l(i>1 flirt Km ci*mm i ti"li*i Had tin isa tfrn(»|tir^; tit** ullrcintt* ••♦Jfi until ■lr ti| m * « till* in­ itllled Ml nf rhlni f |Mil,r (nf *41 ti. ni tin* Tin ( ’oinmunisi 1‘m lv mss*•«'ll* iti’ \ rinil* Ikti1 *11 I lin tln panet in lh*' fi■ t llit-vian ••un Ik111*Il A*III " III- 'I a*Ilf |*f l« /i9 merit on .MarAlthui • li-mltsal til I Kill, TH*' flllljltf II V ••f 111! •aid III** (isneral lno| torn given iinliriifi* uim itinlnil •he Job usd only trf Inking nil of l»«. WnirfiMt tolil Bin Miifllrtici* hoiiM, hut aDu "of inv tiling Man(It.it lln futility rut Hid tarn «r* clmrl'i to adark Ito C'litro . I’eo Hv (|i*’ ta»i*d c*f liij.li'i j|t pie’ It* oiihlte '* lln *V(l(i IAI liirHifft* n» I •(•ill ii'( V M ' 1 ’ H. 1’ie I'l'i, I'luvil* If* slid Mr* 411( M*fI %,* . Isfai t( • thl. ssi. treine *o hdt to M «rf»i‘ ( . 14fill flfittM •rlfll'll ( It (lit \ id ,.ii die rrsooo.ihilil V for |ifi( *d II V H|h Hiilct*ni >*» al (v* (.if I \m-rlean failiitrs to hoi* i T A M P A . Apr. I k id l Hlai* •it flu* Im nf ti|i ••ifHr ,»♦rd Ditto J lie <.(11,llial IK*. U|ile*i till* C Allornev Murray W. tlveivlterl ol Hr* nf f«|i|«’(d ti ItH MpmiM ( f t ‘lit ■oliunn* on the front page of Kloim m re will proseriile «u*ia'nd » *■tot full, and itf mi w i ««•(»-tit I'rasdu, under die hen,lime “t'lnnirsl Sheriff Hugh O iR in alh, choir W i«||i(v*i « liarn1d t luii hi tfet* t«I i Maneuver* of t'r, -iilmt Tiu* til wiili taking gnmhliog graft. if (i h r ii tnt id injl* Hi n Hi I vi «^|»rt(i| nian.’* Criminal f!ourl Judge I. V ,#frfnn*f( h» rnn i*H*» urtvlHifif? •»' I l‘ie*id«nl T iiiiu h ' .sol In- had lirnvson *aid today lioverimr War (rtir(iVi,M* Ilf nd llif iiiiitnitl liieil M arArthur h* no . do to'iirru rt-tigtinl Ovcrslrs'i'l to pro»s'- trr whfr h find Iif if! ti**inri! eral's public adv*H ii ■. *■( *„ in­ rule lb* HlllstoirnUgli loilldv e* ■•1■■ ( i^iiii i ■ti" 1 1 it , It vasion of d'e r'hllo • oi.' .il'ittd Isv sheriff, lirayson »ah| lie **n un (fliitiK hi ( hm^f* ai*mii st liitit dvi lrosin »tf 1 hiang Km Sbek*. Naaldr lo find a qualified Tampa il thf it irfdii'ij Hi |*i v»* f11ni a rn| lionalUt regime, rssnlrars l.i F S. lurnev willing In handle Ihr pro nf Ihr rlunifr gnvt i nntenl tssslicir thl* tlem-il a ses-ution " nIflift rh.ii *•<♦ •*f I muii d ll.I Woild War | Countv Solicitor V It Tnhsi 11 •rn||r*hi 4 ilm O g * 1 Hh| " I’ri'iively owing to ii inuhilrli ipialiflrd lom*e|f to* ause of i<v Is* eff**rt tbeee agglevalvv close aisse iatfsin wilh Cultural Ii in W i l i n i T l M i i l l i t ' w s , :t ii lilaos, the ill started Mm \ilhor another rave. wa, i emoved from hipost,' Il was D vrrjlreei who helped ih> D i p s \ H c r I I I n c H N 1'ravil‘t aid. "Ilii inaldldv tsi ssiiie grand Jury rofidu'l II love tig i wiili Ihe niluatinn in Korn* Is th • Mon of reiw>rl*d rormidlnn which Wlltner Mailoo die,I al isasou for tha iiitfl"M"ii coll*p,e |es| In the indirtmenl of Culbrealh l M> l*. M yrtf f ( lln v at tin* of Mo. Arthur's ear* *i and rigid other* •he e,Jits,tin! ileiuuM'it'i! to know Hveralieet. state allornev (or hn 41 hsn pita | fnlluM Mfif no til wliat dm United State, new nrm ihs> Ninth Judicial Clrruit, which lH*t(i of tsvo ninuMu Roru ill lis« '» « , A im -7. I'Jib po»e. to offer a* a iwnceful etinclude* Hanford, wa •til to n hv Warren to alsl Ihr grand pir* Mr Mathew • hint mn Hr M i home deinvni of the Koi* no ' iinflirt, when lie* Farr lor. Slate A Mot in v in Sattfotd f nr lln imni eight dis’ti misled that American policv oi do- For Fast wa unchanged hy for I hi* f lath) circuit, toppe d leal s, lie wa'* f» liirmta ' of til lls a l's i,4 lie I'M # Twai aside livcails* he had torn named Fir* ' ('lirivlian i toil' h ••f .In-iper In as-cuaatlonv lh* Jury **anto*l lo and wai) mi entnloyer of Hie •'it )• of Fanfold proto. bill v iv o , tiHI Iliil* l(|. widow; S a n f 'o r d W e a th e r j The grand Jury rhargesl Cullirrath with neglect of dutv in rn two children, Made and High yeaterday, K0 forrrinent of emnblii g and tluunr his mother, MIra, Ik 0 , Matbowi 1OW today, 61 law* and with Interfering with s of (ieriuat foUi brothels, Chatlrs .* Rain, .00 of lligli .Springs, Hugh of Imil watcher a* well a* taking pay. 1 ’Isll Apr. rain. 1.5-1 White*Hit-, N. John of Wav off money. Nut mat Apr. tain, 2 J I inches fill breath twice has appealed lo ••"ss, (ia.; and Flank of .lasiter; Judge Grayinn for an ra lly trial. two slater*, Mr< I U Tilll* o( Mary and Ml II. K. The muted sheriff taiil hr want* 1 *k. T h e W e a th e r lo to tried whil* the toglsUture Frederick of Montgomery, Ala. Funeral aervhe* will to con­ i* in ve**lt*n »n hf can go liefor* J A C K S O N V IL L E , Apr. H i - T D ducted at 4:00 I’ M tomorrow It and to reinstated. 6Y ,12 at Itriisasin Funeral Home with lliamailr Mi 40 Rev. I* A. Allen officiating. Chicago DRAFT CALL C U T <17 45 W A H IU N G T OIN, N, A Apr. pr. IS — fVP) Iturial will follow in Fvrrgrean Denver Dca Moines ft! 43 lay eut IU May Cemetery, — The Arm; 12 Active na!Iltoaiera will include Detroit .1,1 B)JK>0 tn 40.000 draft roll 40 St Htu Ha I lug! Ugtoa, Arnold Ibaid, New York so 35 The action follow* tha halving K. I - Carter. I . II. Wynne. J. Im Waahington 3* 20 of th* April call which w ai rut Dunn and Eddie Griffith. Honor­ Winnipeg 75 S3 from ( 0,000 to 40.000. Both cute ary pallbrarvtl Will be Leroy I-re, Jacksonville *(! 73 were haaad on tha increaac of Rntort Bedenlxrugh; Eugene Ken­ Miami 70 44 volunte«r tnllstmanU. tha Arm y dall: V. J. Corley altsl H. M. Tallahaaug K Jc W rL Tamp* HI 57 To Resign As Iload | Of Rolling Colle^o MsirAr(l»»ir I’irimv Rlamud On htarrui Fnilun* Rv IVavda Overstreet Tiikes Charge Of Graft Prosecution Case 1 ’ H *■ — t -,-, �f 'fihRvswp W i T y t y i T -T T Ik 1 I C. I k iy* * IjR KotahlKhM la IOM esllr ( a in t a r a»4 aaaOav al • a ih M . riarMa I I I Haaaalla A >f>M “ TSaiereO aa irra a l riaaa mat U fla k « It . tala, at lie r*at OffVra at »»■!*..a »l«iM a . a a tn Ik* Art •I t'aacrraa al Varefc a, I OTt. State Legislature Off With The Handcuffs i lie Hanford Herald Many fine tribute* have been written about General MacArthur since he wa* aummarily ilUmlswil by President Truman n few day* ago. And In thin clay of “five |*reenteraM, "deep freezers and mink eonta", RFC favoritism, Alger Hisses and Julius Rosenberg*, even the Gcjjcjrjirp bitterest enemies hnve been able to say notiiiitK worst fltiout him than that he wears scrambled eggs on ids cap and struts sitting down. "MacArthur, who saw what was coming in the Par Pant, started asking for men and materials years ago," writes Henry McLemore, u nonpoliticul newspaper columnist. ‘T o know whut he got one only has to recall the pathetic plight of our troops at the start of the Korean war. A hand­ ful of gallant men fighting with weapons of the peu-*hooter sort. "History will have the last word to say on the stand the Americans made at Pusan, amt oil tin* commander who kept them there. IC m i Im M I'm * Sm i llw l n rit general election. Extension of the vote to the JS-yeor-dds requirra an amendment to the State Coiiitltutieu. Tha legislative council approved a broad measure which would H llt .I.iV D I . Ill; A A overhaul amt rrw rltr Florida's KAHar Mate welfare laws. IHlMIMIk UKAN lluilutM Waaaarr The act sets up a State De­ ai na* h i i m m * h a t h * partment of Public Welfare up ' t VmttUf ____...___ .... • M •rating uniter a State Welfare uaa M »«lk -IA I Hoard. Director of the depart­ T tr* « Maalba *■...... 1 M M l Naalka - -------------------AM ment would be hired hy the hoard Oar tear I AM rather than hy the governor aa All abliaarr aatlrra. rarAa at at present. Ibaaha. rraulailaaa. arwlsnallaoe, Seven members would make up ■M a a iim al ■■■•rialameats tar I I I paik«a* at ralalaa laaAa, wth the hoard. They would he ap­ I t r l a i i r t far al rraalar alt«*IU> pointed hy the governor, one laa ralra. from each present congressional fl*l«*****H4 Aalfaaallr ttf dl«*flct end one from the state ■alaaA .Ir a iM k ir llrptrarala* at large. The director sha’.l ll«a«. laa., I i a I n i , I blraaa, IM> Hall. Haaaaa I III, It. I^aala. I Srrt — * I t ' * e - - ‘r • iils tO fe * jH ♦*," b L it-A . \ l W , » *. .'A t-lV i 0 ~ . i a. llrraia l< a a i a l a i at Ifca drrui! hut the board ’** T v A ^ v ....... . fr. 1 fT . aOvor"if.-e ‘'r#a*t% tedMe*. * --• •■*a M*AA-a*>*3I oiryeai*', «*od wtio"hni* t-HTT ^ ’ ""' tm si’ lu '/ v u r n The hill pmvidee that chililren, rallHM al all lb* laral mama prlalaA fa III* aanapaiwt. aa well aa al) w h ic h w ould hnve b ro ke n t man of less devotion to h ia ! where financially ahlr, ahull ‘ i* »* »• tU p a l'Iia try. I support their parents and ih a ’ country. Service Award Is Given T. L Noble By Power Company In recognition of hie faithful work. T . u Noble, of lake Mon. roe, has been awarded a diamondsat 25-year pin hy Florida Powqr 1 l.lglit Companv, II. II. Coleman. Ivision manager, announced to.-'•>hle, a mechanic in the com­ pany's plant department, will be p,> tented the service pin al a meeting of company mrmt<er» to tte held later in the memth, M r. O'lrinan said, Htartinr in April. Ifttfl, aa a timrkiepcr at the Miami general. imr plant. Noble transferred in tc the Sanford plant where he became a machinist. In recent „ t ha* traveled throughout wills power A Light Company’* Statewide area, making Improvenirnts and repair* on plants. "AlW * from bein'- one uf our long-time rmployeee. Mr. Noble it also one of the (rest machine tiNil operaior* in our vystem,*’ Mr. C"1emsn declared. “ During the last war, he took time out to serve our Navy as a Chief MarhlnUt and saw service st a numlwr of : la m , •e • T «v ^ 0 Japan. *Y# m ,"“ w . . ewo. 0 iunf runipany Mr* trie# I* typical of the long service rt cords of Florida Power A Light Company folks generally. tVr have 311 employee* who have been em­ ployed 20 years and many of the*e are nearing their 25-year mark.“ % "Try to recall a leader of World War II who hasn’t hm! f,*'r whe^Vh/Z^ave {fc'VJSJ. a parade in his honor, u book of his heroic* published, or who Welfare districts and district hasn’t strutted ulsiut showinp his metlals. You can numtle-ards *-*<uld ht abolished. CounTO D A Y ’S IIIIII.R VF.HSB •iltly one, MacArthur. He could have hnd all these thiilK*. 1 ,y advisory committees We rannnt pick and choiwe what tavr* we will pay and what we Ifuewa hut he felt time was too fleetinif. to.' much whs to be JlSLoe oad^SSdTSLoi'wnte • ill Hoi pay. Some think them- demo, to take the time for a ticker tu|»e shoe . ,*as W . :rruall> review all cun v NTT'S"! “*-*| 0*4.40* III Ik>4S lllg ' "The General hasn't touched foot on the soil oi the con- public assistance is sought ('h llsl’a leaching in this regard, tincntal United States since the mid-thirties. Anti those . Th* i*111 i,r,,ie*e* writing into la it lawful to give tribute to I years hnve been sjient in 18-hour-u-tluy work for this connPth°i* * °n ra .»«r or not T - Mat. 22:17. try. — lirfiirr any adult wrlfarv ap ( mini an lin n Tito Another $2V "While some were writing hitter letter* to music crl- plicaut g«.t an approval for finMillion hcj'Jme. ‘‘Give’* i« good Ilea, he w u flyinir to the front While othora were m,u.l>% Hoi nut Truman; it wai the tax­ hliiiK about mink ciutst in the Wnitu House, his light wus uf >,|g pr„p*fty. .s^-h pro* »<.uld payer*. burning hs he studied maps and plunm-d strategy. While he m-ur«k.j with clerk* of cirothers were slipping on their morning clothes to tulk polltu j CMt^ rour**- . . . ,, We 'ft wlieir the American liar . ^ h ^ U ^ hD Af-ociaiion uiyM the pasisgr o' talk with diplomats, he was bundled in a sheepskin «m t. e| *J«n heir* c.uld t*rt the property laws <11 (trill ( lilne Well, we CUtb walking among bis men. “ While our Rlaunchest idly, Knglnnd, wa* doing traffic upon payment <,f the amount «f eveiythiiip rl*r hi lliii luuutiy. we wltii the Chinese Reds in Hong Kong, anti shi|iping tons of V r* 1*'1" ' , *'*•" dir irclplent. di,n*l we why we •houldn'l cull* rubber to Russia, he was Irtfing undermined by men who ^utV'.od^t^he'end crime. couldn t curry hlh gloves. „f that time the ilrpartment "I trust that MucArthur’s five stars will Is; given to would »ell and «ll*iM"*r of th* Il irrm i to us it wai a little General Vaughun." property If no Mttlemint had bit like adding imult to in|ury (or 1twrfi midfr WPDNKMIIAY. APK. IS. ISr.l Ptetidnil l iuman to aiugn Geneial Vaughn a* In* irprrsentative to meet General MacAithut al the National A m |kji1. Wr in Florida do not pay the highrti pentinni iti the United Stale* |o our dependenl aged, in (act, wr ara near the botlow of t|ie ladder in lliii leipecl, but we (jo; pay among the highest Mate tairx Stale taxes took $67 (mm woman, and child in year. But the average other 47 Male* wa* .70. Stale olfkial* can probably am why we do not get at much our itkiary at oilier slate*. The Honesty O f People The First National Rank of Atlanta, Georgia, has aban­ doned a three-weeks experiment whlrh in one sense proved successful although it would seem at first glance that it had failed. Because the bank lost $112 in five-weeks |M*riori during which it placed n large fishbowl filled witli change In the lobby for the convenience of customers who needed change, the bank was (W ed to return to (he conventional manner of providing this service. A closer look at the cx|xriment shows thut , almost all of the money was lost In the Inst two Weeks of a five-week* period When It was In effect. For three weeks, during which th e bank presumably wus visited by Us regular customer* and had a normal share of the transient bbstrieks' any t»unk can wfpectt lit te a m e d t h a t , most jM-opic are honest m *. ; j It .is flht surprising that some dishonest (arsons stsin team ed that th e re waa an easy chance to take advantage of an Institution's fuith in the honesty of the peo|>fe ft served. It Is pot surprising (hat these dishonest people took full a d va n ta g e of th e opiiortunity. What is reassuring to nuy sens* of faltli in the honesty of most of the iiemile with whom we must live is that the cxiM'riment worked ror thru^ weeks. It was the few jieopie anil not the many who m a d e the experiment fall. This is fmoortanl to remember when we Judge our fellow men or niuku laws to govern our association with them. r Governor Thompson of „ , who ha* hero on the fedi ifl payroll for lit* pail 12 week* t $51.46 a day, or better thin too rek. hai letignrd became r doln'l have anything to do. He wa* *up|ioird to be a consul!* gnt in the Office of Price Slabtlitalion, but he found “ official Washington I* drifting in twefc a tea of confusion. inefficiency, wade and eatravagancr" that af let three month* of nothing to do . he could Mand il no longer. Telling The World tw,Ive c<?u.n triM J°l*>ed together in tho North Atlantlc Pact are giving serious consideration to the matter of giving out information os to the nccompllshmenta of their organisation. Representatives from these countries met recently to confer on ways and means of disseminating such Informa­ tion which would meet with the approval of all concerned. They are desirous of avoiding any appearance of hlgh-pressure salesmanship, and yet are convinced that an Intelligent program of public information would have good resuita. 0] (position to Truman** foreign poticie* are said to be undermining thii country among our “ friend** abroad, but we often wonder what crime, graft and corruption doe* to our country’* reputation in the foreign capital* of lh« world. Spruille Braden, farmer American •mbatvador to Argentina and long In a world which echoes and re achois with publicity a power in the Stale Department and propaganda, a atilt amall volca ia likely to be drowned under Preiident Roosoveh, aajrt out completely. Proper publicity, which doaa not partaka of governmental immorality it the evtla of exaggerated propaganda. Is necessary for every Mroying the confidence of i ehlcn expects expect* to auccred. enterprise which nation* in America. “The decline in official moral* and manner* it skips to the area 30 milM south­ Lost Submarine west of tha l.la of Wlaht. loting fri*nd* and influencing peo­ Tha raaeuero signalled to tha ple againM u»“, be told the New i C*»W*Ml M i a r a n o m i prow to fe*. at. under­ York Rotary Club the other day. initial dive of * Irtining rnri*?. entombed water escape, one hy Mia In sp. A civil defrme act la* been in­ troduced in the Legislature which in the event of war would make the Governor o dictator with power* aUolultly without precedent in tha hhtoty of this country. Ha would be able to make law* simply by writing them out and filing them with the Secretary of Stair. He would b# able to confiscate all meaaa of trampor'aiioa and commuaicatiaa (that meant newtpapetl) a l budd­ ing* and plant*, ad Mocb of fual food, clothing, equipment, m ones and other tuppliaM In •vent of war wa don't know whoa* we have to fear tha moU. tha Rot­ or tha Governor. General Omar Bradley support! t» Truman For Earteni policy in talk before tha WAHamml “ 'tmf r It* normal oxygen *uppiy would lart tks awa on board 40 koura. A Naval expert aaid rexenre •uppliti might let the 71 a b « r d t i n another eight hour*, but **11101 moan* by 1100 hour* (3 P. M. B 8 T ) tha Mtuation laxldo the v#s•al weald be eatramaly dangeroua.* Tha last M a t Mgnala from Urn aubmarine were, heard et l i W A . M. (IiJO A. If., K S TJ. Than earn* hour* af omlaooa allance. Thera wax an etaaoaybar* of m yataty Cheat It. rial equipment through tho ve*««Pa recapa hatches, but hy midmorning non* had fwbtxd to tha surface. Tha roocua boats fired down new depth charge signals In an attempt to reestablish contact. The rescue fleet which hqd woured a 2jOOO square mile aroa Mnce yesterday morning located the Affray in almost exactly Iha area whom tha aub had submerged on Monday night, at the start of what was to ho an underwater training cruise. Why, the rtaeua crew* naked, . Report* trickling hack from raacuo ships said the second etuld net the i i i m M men bdfta to the lerfxre through ea- ■ '' A. M. n iir" c ra _ circle of ehlpa rtngewd area thU *n two alater *uhmarina« any dabria da o t m ■■■ vl.'..js ' Air in If the ilrpartment ilrtrruifned heir* uf the m -ipirnt were likely to herohit public charge* the lien in effect would he fonrutien. A n , perron re-eivmp aid bv frauduli-iil method* who -old hi* pro|wrty without the depart­ ment*! court et would lie rluttged with a tnixdemeanor. Maxitnum lenience fur a conviction at the charge would la- not tnnrr than IS monlhe. No mention In the bill i* made uf mahing welfare roll* upen to the public, however. Senator liaynird of Ht. l*ataroburx m m mrnted that State Welfare nf ficial. and Waihlnnaton njthorllie* warr eugagrd ln“burk pa*ting" over,th a move to lift the teerecy liari on tha welfare tl*la. ' Attorney ti e n a r a I Rlehhrd Fatin'* bill Yu knock bookmaker* ouf-vff Florida hard* an.l liftiur Mtahllilimenta waa paiaed ley the tloose without d>*<ut*lt>n or n elnfete diexentlng vote. If the Senate ronruni, It will mrdil (list wheA A hotel, rooming huuM- o ti liquor »P>ce operator iovee hie telephone fur IHtlna It I n- need for gambling he alio will lose hia atate lirenro to do llUtlnMB. The House pa**ed It. 80-0, a* a lunph-mrst to the 1 H 0 anti liookic law and *tcte utilities cummlaalon itilex which permit ranrallatloa of telephone amt telegraph etrvira whan it lp uaed to dill ribbote gambling Informstion. Something new far the Florida LeglMMure— an anti-lynching hill — wa* Introduced in the II oum hy Hep. Abridge of Hrevard. It would authoriie the death sen­ tence for any m rnii+r of a Ivnching moh which killcl a man. Present law would rwpilr* roch member of such a group to stand trial individually for murder. Ths llouaa votad to withdraw Ice lfKB rcuolction favoring United Hint** participation in a World Padova) Government. A bill to set up a 8taU Purchaeing Department waa Intro hi by R*P U u i tag of Polk ''u un 'v.. J* would be supervised by t r r slat* cabinet which would ■It a* a nurchsslnu board. A director of purchasing would lw hlrvd at $IOykX> a year The |(enartnt.-til -o u ld make ourrhasee for snjr agency. Departmeat or institution. Attempt* in rather Legislative -c io n * to provide centra) purchasing for the State have fatlrd. Rep*. David and tturwe) of Uroward county proposed a tU. 132,750 appropriation for Sliding accomodations for 450 additional feebleminded children at the Flo­ rida farm colony. A t least IBP of the beds would have to b « made avaUabW to Negro child­ ren. The Rtato has no provision at preaeptfor feebleminded No- ■ • T'S ", t ,*r - * . *^**^^—,——**^^***<* i. But if he wai Schuman Plan irwailaoed reasa N a * aasi their point declaration on the sipping aald: “ In signing the treaty. Mtting up the Kuropcan cool and steel pool affecting 100,000,000 Euro­ peans, the rontrarting parties show their resolution to crests the first *uper nation*I institu­ tion and to thus lay down the reel groundwork for an organised Europe, l l '« i l l a s s * gross N * e A ss ) Arthur are anxious to m * baseboll game wnen they get Mck east. She said they would take the fire* opportunity to watch the big leagues in operation. Both or* rnthuaiaatie boMhell fatt*. The family1! exit from the St. Francis Hotel w m much amooUiei than its Jostled *ntrance the night brfure. The hotel lohliy wa* re­ stricted. So when tho MacArthurs came out of their private elevatot they found It not so crowded as last night. MacArthur, wearing the fami­ liar gold braided cap, smiled. But he refused to talk Into mic­ rophones held out In front of him aa he walked through the lobby. After the General, Governor and Mayor climbed into the lead car of tho parade, their wives entered the second car with Col. Bidney Huff, a MacArthur aide. While thousand* were In the street and union Square, across I'owril Street from the hotel, the erwod was much smaller than lost night. After letting the proces­ sion slowly pats, the crowd quick­ ly dispersed. Most of the people apparently hurried to other vantage spots along the route to the civic cen­ ter. Tha City Hall wa* already over­ flowing with San Franciscans waiting to hear MacArthur re­ spond to the formal welcome, set I for 10:45 A. M. The *tep» were so crowded it waa difficult to move. Window' ledge*, ledge* normally reserved for the city - famed plgtcr.x had been turned into precarious prroarloua grand stand seat*. BVfanwhile the MacArthur proceasnm drove slowly through the strvs# while thousands cheered a welcome to the general— hack In the If. H After 14 heroic years In the western Pacific. An i-tim a trd 15,000 were jam­ med into the civic center. Among those in the reviewing stand awaiting MacArthur'a ar­ rival were movie producer Loui* H. Mayer and actor A rth u r Lake. All theta In tha stand were bare headed except H a rry Lundeberg, head of the ( A F L ) tailors union of the Pacific. He wore a tweediih ^he municipal band kept the crowd entertained. But what It wanted was a sight of MacArthur. On the street the steadily grow­ ing crowd wg* larked up against ■ steel cable blocking off both ■idea of the street. la st night M acArthur’* plana touched the runway at M:29 I*. M., 11:29 P. M. E 8 T ) . It rolled up before the crowd and flood light* gleamed on ita silvery aide. • The plane rolled to a h alt A woman gave a high, hysterltal •cream that signalled the temper of the crowd. The cheers swelled Into a roar. Mr*. MacArthur stepped from the plan* onto the ramp. Then cam* the General wearing hi* familiar gold-braided tap and a trenchant buttoned high abound hia neck. Itahtnd him wa* their tS-ytar-old •on. A rthu r— wide-eyed and grin­ ning. The official greeting party In­ cluded Governor Earl Warren, Mayur Elmer Kobtn»on and highranking officers of the Arm y, Navy, A ir Fore* and Marine*. Th a r moved forward to shake hands with the MacArthurs. Spectators, newsmen and photo­ graphers surged forward and the welcome almost got out of hand. Police shoved a way open for the honor guest*. requested a MaaArtJntur had I brief ceremony thorn of any ..JporaP except the customary military ceremonies given a five-star gen •ral. But a wave uf excitement swept the crowd and swamped the well-laid plan*. W A S H IN G T O N , A pr. 1 S - 6 P I - Europe Is open to all General Douglas M acArthur’a visit free European nation*, we final] tomorrow to ibo national capital— ‘T h i s «pe jUxat^ ether nations will Job to be topped by an oddrroe I* vM Mo'jArthur Firing Sanford Forum __________08— ._i-l-------u _ until said employee passe* an Editor. examination prescrllod hy tb*»t Sanford lltrtld The C lV IL ^ a fiB V IC E S Y S TE M Civil Service Hoard. More ern. ^ of tne C U y ( J Sanford Is not. Just ployres are now studying to be­ another department to add to the come mure proficient it) their expense of the tax payer. While work than ever before in the there are minor defect* in tha history of Sanford. C IV IL S LK H A S B R O U G H T T H IS system, they ran and will be V IC E ' tt , cleared up eventually; hut tak­ A B O U T . Il might U* wrll at tnit time ing it «a a whole, it Is good. The Commieeionrrs who drew up O r­ to offer a few explanations uf dinance 34V, and State Senator what efficiency ratings are for the L. IA Boyle, who was instrument­ i-enrfit of many who t r r not fam­ al in passing tne Act confirming iliar with them. Kffiriencv rat­ this Ordinance*, deserve a great ing* aqe recoru* of performance q deal of credit fur having given uf employees ovrr a period of** Sanford n merit lystem which is time. Ill* factors upon which the not only o protection to its em­ employee is rated aie a* follnw*: ployee* but a staunch promotrr Accuracy, iicatnc*! of work, me­ of area' efficiency. This make* it chanical skill, attitude, urprnda. uf mutual benefit U. the em­ Willy, induxDy and, amount of ployee and the City of Saafurd. acceptable work produced; ai*u, Those who may he a little cri­ soundness of judgement, nuntualtical at the system no doubt have lly, attendance, rare of Cilv prounderstand ami failed to enlighten ihenusivt* „„ pen/, th i:;;, it* merits, and obtain a better carry out instruction* ami. iatl knowledge of its workings. For hut not least, courtesy to the genthis reason I have written a few rial public. The Examiner stresses. . brief paragraphs explaining, “how cuurtr*/, and rumttmnds employe. fur such; also for excellent or It work*”. Applicants for employment with meritorious services. |n «>r>ler to arrive el a fair and the C ity of Sanford are inter­ viewed by the Examiner for al impartial rating of an employ re, least thirl* — ‘ w-~~^ often­ it is neecr.-ary that your times longer, ,u 'oToer to Ueter- | t f know etch employee person­ mine whether or not they are ally, and have h general idea uf qualified for the positions they hie or her duties. Thi* requires seek. The technique of determin­ ronildriahle time bill i* worth tining the qualifications of appli­ effort. Should an employee lie dis­ cants Is another story and 1 satisfied with his or net rating hr or she receive*, an interview^) •hall not go Into that. If applicants meet the minimum may be held With the ratrr or requirements, such as: age, riti- Examiner, and the rating changed; icnship, etc. they are declared tf, the evidence justifies the eligible for the written testa. change: otherwise * frie.ullv di«These testa are conducted at in­ russion i* held ami helpful usg tervals after giving notice to gestions are offered as to how the general public through ad­ to temedy tlu difficulty. A go>«i vertisement* In a local paper; persoiiio-J officer must have *)ln after which ail w)u> have quali­ pathy sad understanding; and fied are notified hy mall to ap at tlu same time In- (inn when pear at the City Hall on a cer­ necessary. tain date fur the examination. In the event of a iM-rmanenl A ll candidates are required to employee having Ix-rn suspended.*) furnish three character refer­ demoted or discharged, said em­ ence*. ployee has the right to appeal Examinations are made up to the Hoard within ten days, from the various test questions for a bearing. The Board will asked by many •municipal civil then xet a dale for the hearing service board* throughout the of evidence on both sides, and reunify, modified or changed tu tender its decision srcoidiuq tu meet relative facts peitalidng tu said evident*. A ny citiitn has a our own City. In addition to these right to bring rhaigrs agslnit questlotia tne "Mechanical Com­ an employee lot nmcondurt or prehension Test A A " is given in neglect in the perfoimauce uf hit the Police and Fire Departments. duties. In our I'(dice Department th.a) This teat la, and has been used by the Miami Civil Service Com­ Examiner finds it necessary tu reject many applirm l* wlm fail mission for some time. The three candidate* passing to meet the minimum require­ and making the highest grades ments, such as, lack of education, are than certified over to tha inability to writ a irgilde’ harnJ; head of a department needing an or, unable to aprll roirrctly, even addition a! employee, and one or the simplest word* ustsl in the more may be appointed. If the department. Some are morally, head of a department has two physically, or ptycholugirally un­ vacancies be may request six fit for the sorter#; while others eligible! from which to make hlx ara. just kmklag for a jub, with selection from, provided thrro llttla or iiu lnter.it whatsoever are that many an the register. In police w ork; other than theitW) ■ Thane <who art not appointed to pay check, The Civil Service Board has UIona remain <m the eligible .fo r one gear and If not ap­ set-u|i a high standard to be pointed tu a position w'thin that met iiy applicant* during ap­ period, they are automatically pointments to the Holier Departdropped from the Hat. mettt. They must show some In­ Migiblea who *Tr appointed to terest ami enthusiasm for this positions serve a probationary work, otherwise they ore a lia­ period of six months, and tf not bility u, the City. An employee released within that lima become who do«* not have his heart In permanent member* of tho civil hia woih cannot produce tha resorvlco, and subject to th* rules suH that civil service requires. and regulations of the Board. Applicants must not be of th «s i Hoads of departments are ap­ nervous typo or too temperament-' pointed by tho City Commission al, and have plenty of gvod sound from tho eligible Hat nf tha Civil common sente, also a reasonable Service Booed] however, if It amount uf parifonallty. The meru ta found that there are no eligi­ fact that a man la a citisen of ble*, then, tho City Commission 8onford doe* not qualify him for may make an appointment from appointment to the Poller Dethe general public but appointee paitmc.it. must meet the requirements of Civil service permits thr head* the C ivil Service Board. Six of departments to employ com­ months pro belion* I employment petent man or women r eg* lil­ ia required of bead* of depot l- ies* of age or residence In an manta, th* same aa other em­ E M E R G E N C Y , on a TEM I'O R -ra ployee* A R Y basis until such time as* S P E C IA L IZ E D W O R K ; Th* ro- the Board can supply eligible*. utrictlon* aa to age, residence WORKING CONDITIONS of and axsodnation may be waived ail City employees are the best by the Shard far nU positions that Sanford ha* ever known, and salaries have bean increased so a point considered fair, there uaonoal qnaHriratlona ara r*- to •" incentive new, to "DO A qariwd] provided however, that the GOOD JOB" for promotions sn eligible register shows no names made from lima to time for those of person* who have passed an who merit It. •lamination tor this particular Chairman, H arry L*n>, Secretary poeltlon. Civil 3errlce employee* Boyle, and Jtoaui member■ II ( j ) enjoy n permanent status, based VVhclchel, have given of tlw ir^ on efficiency. Industry, and good tine unselfishly and most grac­ conduct. Ai shown by efficiency iously to solve the various prob­ artlsgr. Tha City also proflu by lem* of ihe smployrr* of the the weeding out of tncompehtonto City of Sanford. The decisionend undesirable* through efficl- rendered by thaae men have been based on Splendid Judgment, honarty and justice, whether minor Employee* who keen (heir ser­ or major roblenu. Sanford rar vice ratings up «UI be given an lw jus “ uf Its C IV IL opportunity for promotion when 8ERVI D and It's C IV IL § vacancy but those who SRRVI KM. m er, §) to a high­ Dlractor 1 er grade cannot U mode S E R V I C E BOARD . K : Policy Probe iuccosa,” thy newspaper add, tf s approve H at tha" roal-Steel pool. I PrtTwU said MacArthur hod to creating if lead a* s j rop Spusl for ara elf m A P R - 18. 1951 ry s ffij? w r •f ut R FC . P. I i T m ? •Mantle tom i^ im t u t r x T W ljt o t a to abanJh serious ip t esmssBZ S S S S U** S T S S ^ ^ : kvass, by i win ItWPAf. J & a Lobby sum «*4» a th# rajtnc circle* H wjxa tunny, apd mild oo the ...... ils .H V r -n Ware Oael fre-he.1 and relatnl. After Mr. IJix .-veil's death hi* *tamp roller tion -old for mnrp than a rpiartei of n inilllnr, hdlars ti'-neral Mark (la rk , 1- nnoihe.rollertor of -tamp*, and t-ven duv trig the Italian campaign, instruct id bit agent* in thi* country tu keep up with the latest Issue* of stamp* in his behalf. Other col­ lectors mentioned bv Col. Bake are Lily Pops, noted soprano; Cardinal .Spellman, Ad'dphe Men. Jou of the movies, Iferhert Hoover. Hi res-ing the r-IUcatisnal value r.f -tamp collecting to youths, he pointed out that this I* an eaiv • ay for a Imjv to memorise the names uf all the presidents of the United States, and to remember historical event* dating from the landing of Columbus. The most valuable stamp in the world, purchased for |<I6.U00 by an American millionaire, war found by a stamp collecting bn\ in an attic In British (Inina Ir DOtO. said Col. Baker. The boy received 11.50 for the ‘stamp which was owned bv a wealthy Austrian fur in years. Marion William Caatle, Jr., was introduced by Judge Jtou<|v Htenstrum and waa induefed ae k’ Kj waul an h* I. M arlin iHttne rlphef. Mr. Canid, operifnk of a local Jewelrv store is a graduate td tho University uf llllnula. Is mar­ ried amt has three -hitdren. Vi-itnr* intrcHhir'd by liuwsnl Mnntirth were t'omtiton French, Daytona llrarh; D. C. Hull. DoLand. I., (I. Kogers, Orlando and Cant. M. J. Bouurse, 2nd of the Sanford Naval A ir Station, a chap­ lain. who offered thanks prior to tha luncheon. Joel Field presided. MacArthur WelcMtte d g S r 'u l'N ^ s a T ^ had pontoons capable of lifting the sunken aub to IK* Sot KiwanJg Meeting W EDNESDAY rid ? U ^ w h lw t h e U s i ^ p d ^ J A R mad the plan International authority, Ita lestalat legDlatira and jo JU U I U a n ch n Rev. Martin (Maaa) w ill be b« located. Liege, Belgium, Republican loader, aald ho and Strasbourg, France, have m n mid th# General would make a short talk at 3 P. M. to tho Daugh­ dose tr ..in German ter* of the Amaetci* Revolution, delegation quotas! Chancellor and now bolding their Foreign Minister K onrod Adranuer aa saying the six ration, “ n ; ■aid MacArthur also would are considering the creation of look In on tho meetingof newspap­ “ European territory’’ for the er editor*, hut planned no plan. • TRsea w a i qgmidsrablo JockeyTh is area. It waa aald. woulsl ing about, w kh e n -lg a in -a n again change* of plane, over wricomtng ceremonies whra tho Goaorai and his party arrive at liJO A . M. llV e llsse* Pm s m a s ona> M acArthur’a dismissal. Pravda said “The heroic atrug- not M o n o to any ik g l* country Korean people and but would bo owned sad governed 2 L V & . neon S volunteer*” ho Jointly by tho poeticlaating coun­ thwarted MacA rthar’a opera tides tries aa o ayoihal m thorn part­ P m Id**' nership. And now. I t _____ , .............. Tho ala harttetpotigg natioOs * Rep. "khetiwkrd of Bt, John* Trum an rls trying to make virtu offered a bill to reduce tha In out of namaatty" by taking end)1 are h y J .S O ta m t which rosy be charged on for containing the operation will •ntsil loaria from the preropt thrro UM ■ hav* W r THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA f < i : t v ,\ o • ~ „ .« lt » Stroi maneuver tUru fOr a raacuo cperailon by. had beaoadi " t KS ,a‘A ‘5 SU" *- / r - A If jtla o d T y g tho Ualtod SUHrav<ia depicted MacArthur a/ yroterday’s ragimitolig In ebhr' r Interventionist troop* In K* »a, tha uncrowned emperor if mm IIP* km fAlw PPKII VV P ai laRloRaIkI prraq raitod h lm “ - W llffiH f WR floor aifloft iJT S & p l T muffing, rake, biscuit.: and a torgar alio holdinR in* ahmit cups of fla w to He Carrfaon declared the aed to give th* Iftn about tha M i oraanttmdad a eonRfvo had no powv blishing under the verdict smilf to continue - • . Bh �I WEDNESDAY • APR. 15, TIU; SAltPORD HER AM), SANFORD, FI OR IDA I9 :» l -« ■ * M is s Social And Personal Activities . M ONK H iv c n S xia l Calendar T o P a lfre y W e d M r. ( ’(M ik e P a n zte Pc M 'l \ it UK i IT V . \|'| l » Idi wen ifM iu Mrs May tor Hodgkin ha a Th r . ngngrment is aimoiinrrtl Methodist Chinch I’ravcr M wl o| Mt Smab Fall try l ’.Hike, her guest., for srveial days Air*, i'l, Nervir* in McKinley Hull at daughter of thr lair John Gorham J . M. Jackson and "laugnivi* 7 : 4 5 I*. M. I’alfrrw and of Mrs. Falfrry, of llichar.l IVas has 11 tin nr.t to Q The regular I’rayer Meeting Brookline, Mass., to Jeromr Alan " ’n t l t f of the First Baptist I bin rig, son of thr latr Mr. and Colunihia. 8 . C. after •pending tlx Chiirrh will bo at flr'KI . M in the Mrs, Jerome J lllniig. Nrw past feu ib|* will. hts nn.tlor. Montor toI Educational Building. Yotk City. I he wedding wilt tnkr Airs R It ih a r Mid Work f’rwyrr 8c i v t< at plate in I he mat flltlllr Mr ntul Mi . Chat I. . It Ityan Mr- Cooke, the f.uliter Sarah t'cntial Baptist C h u rrh nt 7 dm l ‘. M, Wednesday A reflrlous Dim Mfrey made In- rlrl.ul In llr-ton, and un Cnailr s. o| FaLatka Itriit will lie »hown. Come wmiihip with w hirr shr was a mrtiilier of the Sutniav eitt, J 'r. and Mrs A II Junior l-rigm - and Vin.rnt Club. Mahoney us. .She w.t bait.mal Wninni'a sliiglr » I H i ’ llflt •\ 7 Mt and Mrs Harel It Hcltlry I »■ii ii i■ champion in l b ll and IW5 Tlir Koval Awilw **.i h't* will ami lu i. been nine time wimur of and children, jptnt iie ta l day Wert :il tin- Fi rst IU|ilnl I'hui'li tlir Natl.mat Women's double in Lee.butg visiting lh.it aunt, a t 3 : 3 0 I*. M. Alls. Mal> I'agr Ml • Coolr irpre.siuttril the w Th r Huiii;lai J.>be Junioi Uni t ’niled Slate* ngaiii • tireal Itrithrrhood will one! nl Hie Fit" M.;*- .1 It I *t«11111.... is ...llfmed to lain a ■a memlier of the Wigli1.iu.il Baptist I'hurrh al 7.-IH I’ M Cup team for nine ton. rentivr itie Frrnahl Laughton Itlcmoiial T h r ttcn'ii Brotherhood of tin* Veai- and ha» held over bu na- Hospital after midtugoing an Ip First Baptist Chnirh will have lionat lentil:! littr*. Krrentlv she peluircl rimy. (lo ir rcfclilat Hopper mi l Frngntm haII a ,. lY »* • nrrllng at 7:'tfl F. M Mr amt Mi \ k Fower and Her previous marriage, to Mr Th r Hrtnlnnle Chaplet No. * Marshal Fahyau J i. ..mi Mi rib •.alight, i N'anr'v, ..( Colin.lt.u*. tin II. F S will moot at tin* Masonic w .hmI C.M.kr were dissolved by ate spending si v ria l days m San Hall at H-IHt I*. M fold wllb Ihelr p a l. nt. ilivoue F R ID A Y 'l r I lamig i a gradual.- of "(tin M en" will br pr .ruled bv Daitmonlb College, wt.eir be wu Mt. am M. feisirpe Sinn i. thr Seminole High Bclmri G in a nii'Nllier of (Irrro Key, Alpha tiirnrsl d m day fiom a I no # 'tu h nt H <*» I* M Delia I’hi amt 8 phi in lie *irved Week* lli|. III New I ll hall , |j| M US'D \ ) in lh. Navy in World Wat II as ■in I Norfolk, Va. I hr tlealdall Avrtme I m l. will no of f u r l in the nn.phi* ion. Inter — -------HIrot nt 2:00 F..M. at tbr It. it till and is »n Inactive duly as a li. nl I'f. llnwnl.1 W in I. In I n ln i.n i Avrnnr f'hnprl enarit mmnutndei. 'Ir Dnniig l< Hunifay to Dngwnv Fiehi, (Itali .t with the Cnlumhia Biondrnstiitg ter “Iwnnlilig n til .lav b err with llo u itr.l W li.h li.d , K l'le m as n.*.iH‘int < direitnr of tils utTe, 'It trlevi dim nfogrnm Mis fatlnr, and family, Mi and Mt Hugh Si ■In..me J Daniil., was a governor Whelrlnd, " »f the N rw Ymk Sl.ak Ksrhangr. Ft lends of Mi h o i i g r Da..cl. man will i.g r r l >. l.n tn Ih.tl lie 'l i I ' l l u U th |l> .on was is confme.l |o til. .lit. kroiivllle Jin im ird Mon.lnv n llirn .'in with Naval Hospital where die will % t’ora Cole putty given by MUa mid. igo siirg.iv In the nr at Until Mil. lirtl T h r Mltrhrll hontr whs nllraeThe play "Sardine*’* >va* prr. future. lively ilrr.iin ln l thimighmit with s.-nlrd under the dirertmn of MtMr lilren T . Allen of SI arrangement* of spring flower* S, (i. Ilarnnian and prompter. Mr* lulu Mt«* Mltrhrll presented thr hou- Hand Fll. ibe, at tbr meeting of Stephen*. S C and Mi nrer with a lovely blur bob hall the American Home Depnrtni.nl Hinson of t haite.*|ou, S C aie fl.twrr howl. Tuesday night at the Woman's eaper ltd I., nittvc tomorrow |.» s ipend n 'r a f< w days with Mayor am. Ilrfrrshmrnts n f nprnf a r r •! Club. randwirhri., rookies ami Fora Tin . a i f.u "Sardine." wa- at 'Irs First Dyson. Colas w rrr served to thr follow­ follow Mi* llarriman, Mr Hoy M»*s Ilia Steele, field wolk. i f.u ing: Mrs. V. A. ItysniL Mrs filteil, 'Its. J. N. (Sillolt, Mt. It. Jamra Terwilleger, Mrs Charles It Watkins and Mis. Jolm I Lee Children'* C o m m illiA ll, l ull ili.i HM«wr.*, Mia. Joe Bhenrnuse, Jr., 'l i « fJ. K Carlton, rhaiiiuan. »re , l> s|.< ndmg Im lav ntirl tomor lo w in Kanfot.l where be will Mr*. Walter T u in rr, Mr* Wind ureshlrrl over thr husilies* inert Itam Friddlr of l-akelan.l and Mrs. ing an<l Mis. W. M. Fhilip- was I meet will, l he Seminole f ..Hilly W. K. White. unarnni.u! ly rh" ted ns program Children's Com mittee tomorrow Also Mra. Ceurgr Kirk. Mr* II rbaiiman for tbr rattling year, i nftrrnrron Mr the C onti House at l.yttlrton Kinunrtman. Mrs C. II New rnrm!s*r» wrtv welcomtHl in Ittplrv, Mra. Volir Williams, Vis. the idol.. Tltey are Mt Kurntf I.aurrn Johnson, a •. lint. Wll W illiam • M i. J im. Maker and Mt*. Ham*. Mr*. Jo r lla k ri, Mr Her Janie, likern aid 1stsuing, Mrw. A im Khhat.h. At Hie rltr.r of l|ir meeting tt. Mi»a Hlanrbr Kennedy Mi's Ihhut frrsihnienta ueri* a ivrhl to the 1I I* •' f* -r* 1 *i|| H: . , (taker. Mi>« Nancy While. Mo gnrstn by th h o rtm e r M l- Will VIr, iiinj 'Ii.* V Wilh.titt , Shirley Snitlh, Mi*s M a r n H Um Wade, Mt". Ilenrv Witte, Mi J f ., hiyiin«il 'l e a K lira la th Dv wot .rfh n c f.ld .i and Mrs. Thelma Mi* Chattel V.*hip*h, Mr* i e i » i a|el Flank Mr bam lU tiu d a y niglrt chell •iiitbrih, Mr*. I»«mahl June* anil Wllh h j.llffrl *..|.|u l i « ii r>iri*tr ftt . . sre M l'- Itarlmiti Rnprrebl * T in dinmn laid. Wm . a lii t r l j v Those p r e r r n l w rrr 'I r r Carl- ly decorated trill, led veil..ns C ARD DC T IM N K S loo, ' I m Ihtido.an. sir. Flier la-, II h u heartfelt ginlttmlr ill tiler:Its and .llv e i .alH lrlalua tbal wr type**.’ tiur apptr.ialion 'l l - I «-r. 'Irs filth.a. Mi* (irrsui, holding In.tiling red tatter * Mr 'l l Watkins, 'l l Itakif, Mi t for tbr many kiruin* •< lt«wn *n.l M rW illia m p rr • ni..| ■is at Hu In*, of out to Invest William . Mrs. Fkern, M r (Seoige Miss, Dys»n w ith n gift Ilf Imr ll’.hop. Ir., Mi* Marvin Le.ldon, Father and for the mam U a uli eho-eo i Idoa lls n y ful floral offering*. To timer who M i- liolwrt K*rn», Mr* Those enjoying tin t v .m u g Itidrson, Mr*. C. t*. Ilcndrnmn, piayed and whose aympalhy help with M i-s Dyson m i.I Mi Mrlwiie Mrs. C. H, Ripley. Mrs. II. Lytlle<*1 u* In uur sorrow, we wlah to were Mt and M rs. W , K Friddie ton Xirnmrnnan. Mr*. M W. Ca«- of laikcland, M r. and Mi*. Charles tender our iin re rr thank*. tie, Jr., M i». II. W. Williams. Mr*. Howe*, Mr. anti Mr*. Jam. - Te r, A» Mrs. F. J. Alien I.aurrn Johnson ami kt*«. Willis Mr*. John Muttlmi w illrg rt and the Rev, and Mrs. Frarock. Harry Hrnw Also Mrs, Jark Morrison, Mi... II. Lytth-ton X im rnrrm nn. Kail K. fiir.w ad*. t'lay Williams, Mra. 1^ F. Favlon, Mr*. Kd Willink. Mr*. Mas Fun. dom. Ml*. John Kadrr, Mr*. Phil ip.. Mm. m f l 't.l MrKlhhin, Vi John Caillon, Mi C liff Aide, ' l l . C h a r l e s Want, 'll* Fred Opium, irist Wight. Mi David fietrhrd, 'I. «;»ot*ci William . 'I» Tr.| Will KYKS EXAMINED is m , Mifc Phil Btanley, 'It . IIS S- FalmMto A** Ufl»«* Htanley Ml . F M C,ln Hspp, lift Ihd tt .•Its. Mi... In in Firnlterg ami Miv* M i- It i». Van 'Hone Gl.ASSES FITTED Iternard Wilke, J, Carol Htnn«. Play PrcNcnlwl lly I Ionic Depnrftnunl .1mi oVhs'k. Willinnis Honor Miss lOM/.aliHli Dyson DU. C. L. PERSONS Sian ley-UotfcrN Ilard ware 214 H A N F O R D AVK wms Phone 1361 (J U A L IT Y It It H I T M K B C IIA N D IS K l.it m p liu lt lc i o i (tally »i |»*»ifit ih®i r \41tin Ify » C’**l t*t%**n It)* In »»n»thf*(. Mt* i hntlrii InMik *»f tin IIKRfti Hill IrtM in ntir Mm* • ul tlii’ii Iimiiii '|i ItoyrA " ( *!«•■ fen nwyi **•* rn n Ircltl ' ,1 I 'iD lllI itV Mr* I «*l It 4 IdlWF um tHv On* liiiiih ’M* nf eiin! Mi -v 11*H < llm ilv i* iltiy Au\ *ithr* itlrm p l i jf|it Mi Nnri. i I* -I (In rJiM- I" lt.nl (o nit'll mi u In ir i i i . i t iiittl fit if) lit -• vi i nl iiumi** ii in Ii*rif t*jt ti.iiL*ht jiitla l' » nt c n mi 11v K«i ft*11 •«I *t nil*f1 ii ml " T h r ThllD -rn f ’h*f k»*# < ii* i "'littili'v n»-i .« tint'll i V hook, il is, I fir Ik'Htlii’ It|»f it«*«| In. if I It'll li* ' f , Tli»iilfr»r'*» |*M»|m**■•• ihtii fin* »*»ii f .mt' * ll.»|t|ty llirtIt ninll - iif»iil*| ir.nl M It . ***nitro' •v 11f* i fthit It lift* l im ti(< uf i in i** o i ik ami iH lh rt Im rliiirvril, i .iki si•mI Mi «|f ini %%«•«' O-Mrcil (*•■*!in |i >, hill husir ft!Illf, M* fit fill' 1?*M\ t rnliifMiiltr |J| |i«c*' llim illfd! i* ’ I kf c i*tc •' Mf w n i Hurnli llm - Jot rlnh • whii i»i r pmi Vir«| In fltr m fin, Kli fill** f!i I Jivi Hnvt I Uin - " n« 11« p I ifti'iiMurtn-tin im lio nn< mm Vlai m Vlffttl, S ) l 'i n Sniith, liietitnlfirs, tin IhmiIvs m»i *\\ ill 1 *lt*lf Nfiiii*, m ji»t l (i‘f11*fi»i III* ir I n* a v*r»t w ith IJ* - 1 •* ,w.il *ll » | tink*r, l*f*Mlc In titfin, *hut U m*v think I Ht'ff t*» in* nthn I mm K H tiff Is•*fI Hli ifnii Htiihl ( mi li*M otic Hiirh i I lie I Hi *i. N(im *\ Uidilf, I,int " Iml riniflM, fan * till*’ t ii Is*- ii ** ' I**i , .1**yi *■ 11-*siil iiti# 3kl vi I 'I* I tfMt i*« p« ik, *t»mn to tli#' '1fm t of It Mtly, Mull*, |,*i *Mi .itnl tiililv |ftll ill, Ilf* " * Mill It* C»*t ihf At It (l| I ' I m I l- \fl IM vmI Idt.'i-, IlcMiy H'li nnn ohf t. mi (t i lu i* lif« is Ilnm -iMi, K rilh. f•«ri«- Wli|(- hf.nil ifu l. lluil thr " t in celt* t lilt. la-iltitt, IfieRi* "ItAflry, %v*»ifh Hir i i o n m I, U miI tin St. vie llrow II, i ML-t M Inylor, run In ;*tf.iii#i*l; MmiI Hit* ini|*** |*4f*iii tc " l i i |(rn, lbll I'hageti, •lii* *illi !fc i Inlir I lull Im-| -irrin i 'harle* hio . , ItfililiIf I riAlikllM* lo if* Ml.|'iMR. lltMillcIl III - **Thll Kail llenlou, t* is> i|igj:l llieuiiu, I* *Ii I'hf* I ' ' i ’ll* vv* lifr", Aaii.u b o th ami Ih.y "'tight 'l.ii fuD lm liuiM n r r mII ful \! .. Mr I. II Alfoul, Mr*. fillfsl in ,i fairy fwh JiiA tirr In Roll lla rii-.m , 'Ii I .1 I owe, iim|ilt', imhI rvil l nit Thi* ( mm J r , Mrs <i W II. ..!•oi, Mrs, in.oil t « 11jr no I hi* hw r of h ri miilor It >itl>, Mi <i..iig. II.u.I.to and .-4n*l Mil's livr h*i|i|Mly r-vrt Mft»? M m . Ilnv.' I •%f i ) l hltiR |?innI, *»' w r hrtVD i|r f im *1 ill iimif hr * «m ft* iiltlm ntr %>. tot % Ar>iu*)t\, l loirlo r (mi I M r s . .1 . P . ( . ' i i l i e n T a lk s O n P lm v c rs ' 1. J F, Colt, il . ho*.r "IJem. . i- tilt-' a lh. tuple of l.ei tall it llo rni'tl'u: of the Aialcu Cii <t.* of lh. fiai.b'o t'liil. wtilth met .1 lie ti.in.e of M. W. It Wi.t 1'inl.i. Ml* F V Motif... Ion l.iougld h i iim g.iii.ills of him .. iM.illi. foi the circle lo etatnlm 'l l - Collcn pit sent.d tier talk Mis Ih.v Tlllis, .hall re no. (ill ■i.ltsl ovet (he l.usinesn nueting and plan* wi re made for the state runvenli.il! to Is- held in Daytona I leach At the etriM 1 »f llm meeting n In him ol wr*e .rvc.l to llic f-dlowmg Mi • F I Redding, 'Ii lleiH v M* I ..oliii, Ii . 'I. W M Mm hall, ' I m F i .-| Fop*. 'D 1 illi Mt I ' Young, Mi It. *11 V Ru e|l, 'It At Hunt Ml I I I'tvil 'Ir 'Io n f.o Ion. Mt* W iavJ, Mi W If tCMling 'll . t I S p e p , . I , 't l W f I l.hl . Ml t l j .tl M,. I tl,111 and Ml L I I , I f Kilt hh«ff. Rikrn M< itii*ih*,i fail\ <:n n e w s rile I H Club mi l lavl week willi Dnvid II" aid., president, I. make h i inngrliicnfa f.u the "Knllv D.tv" in New Smyiua The F T - ' mri Frlifav night •tod I’l ill. ipal II.Hold Shiihig' r of N. w Smyin.t was Ihr sjaakri for fhe evening. Rnhrrt Shirt, v is visiting hit former home i" Morphyls.ro. Ill for several weeks, Mr. and Mi Rogn Rna.kc have as their guests W. A Me Culler of St I’.teishurg for two vt erkn Mi W illiam t'ellcy left Fat ,n .lav for a visit with her .I,tiigh* ter. 'It s . Arm lilrd h lll <>( Macon, t.a Mis Thelma Sulton amt on „f | s i eland wire the « i— keml , ii , | lute with !• «%r|| |»4'is i»UNI *!nm i|». flni.il hji.ik yiim Ulk . lit in* h'liluiiVfP ^*f fm»hiiliC tlir* wnil l I- “ tttfr lim it d rN iii" Jitnir** I Ihm Ik *i im »hii|."» jMBt thrtt mi “T lir T h iitri'M r i " 4 k '“ . A nd V is it M rs . M yro n IM n iin ! Recks A lining ili'.i mg ni -h. .1 visilt.fs i.i isailfni.i fill, weekend w ill l» lit. nml Mis, la'sler \ M tnm l of llrouxville, N. Y, who will I n. weekend gm .fs of M r. and Mrs M yron A . Ret I, in M a vfa ii Dr. Monnl I* nssrwinfetl will. •he .. ........logical losliliil, of fluFnnthyleiian Me.ll.nl (Tenter anil llu rk n e .s ll.npilal in New York C ity , and is . iimiineol in Ihc fie ld 1 of iieiuo iiigeiy W h it" in Florida, fit,' Mount w ill vlilf mall) idace ol mlcr [ H i alid .tiffml Ihr metllral roll ( vrntton m Hollywood soli I.i iv Dan and ' I . " III'. W.'M It. . k ill! s"' i M: 1 styd’s Mi .1 I', v rd a itaitid ., V Smith -.T |V Tim. /jifii*. H r, r 11.4 if lit r«fl* M Yil.ll .1 i W a ltc i s, .11 , , 1: t a i . h m e t llig In I th ir 0 R A D IO At W T R R 1*1.. m il (Ill * M lV W l *'* ** I • |*f t'it P* o* If* l« \n Jr I ft I . I I *•»» I I J« 1t I • 11.4 f I. | ...i I ik H 1I e It It 9ft*tl- 4 tilt* u . st*S|ff I .1Mft*l >• V•II III (sr, 4. Nr « -(*•*»• '* ♦Ini Pf|*# YI •. f HtIDC I v(.... ( III ilti i' MoiM M N(r»r i i ■ |a|H ff|ll f » tl'Ml . I *411 I |t (*it *•!. •* 1H t(> S T A T IO N l|00 lv il.s t.tr. * |f* •I• ••(» winter ..I (he S" •I oil Lll v lirflll t* 11; n o t (( 'r v - o r . y *■ S IIO W IN C ; T I E S . A W E I).! X- i1 \( " a lM c r XPIv’ I H I , 2 l-2 .r» " M o s i j n s n It » * * i * r I h o n b o t h M n e We v t nn d J o a e Ruvvrll W . l n e v v t he v p e l ' b i n d i nq ' I H t g r i i t r * nn d i « * w h n t w c i n e n n " W 'lllll Wl»#Olftl„ H f *Ad*w « ii •in 11,1 Him V Mi* I- H •« | .« V|»l*t» » * « . f l i A* iu .ii" r*» i*••(•*•I •• i..i»fi %»***' Sens Mm l. #1 4 11.41 VfOf* Mss.l.t \* ( •••Id% **<! tf t'MlHM {*1..* 4 ..ID Yi#||(i*l t M!»•ii I jitt ef IUlil«#CUi 111 11 ii•*1 I »ilull'll .Niiliiifli Ift < i i ' l ' l l M H D im HIM v K H Z Tlit*:i!r II* It* -i 'i** • t In HIt ) ll« Ml II MMl M|*. if - Iv (1)4 1• I " I'M ISIN ,: |.-0 I£ s l o t s . > \ S O . I ORIENTAL RUG S H O P ,t|> N Falk V tr tt. a :t D A Y S lin e In h h u rLiR rw ini|iiirte<l reiisim-y rngw T il k r •j ul 0 III* ft I** U m l tli*ig«i (nr •*'W (#•« 1r «4 * I*i n r *- I* Mill •44*if * 11*<*•!. r .4 (ft 4H N ow K A U I.Y IN Affiill .|i«H|4|l*llNllHMl( 29..1U litHHinr i Hi (Mt*fr tl Ilf It filial |*wlfr» h II P ita Hr* MY nil ■*Hff*11 llr pmll lit*tI'd’* %I.I 5 I \ I 411* fill II 41 II P% I t | II \ If I Ii* KV1 I Ifl'K T'l .'ll* i d *. f llM K - hftta n ii i i Inoinu prii i's N 4 M l »W *ui. ailvilltlH K T 3 89 r.n n u ll m l m i * tirr I n n i ll III!(Mil (* ll ( I* If 4*1,l! I' 1 O.X I D ltrSl nt [ lo t lie v unit (tin I 4|««» »f I »H*t* O N L Y lit rinse frit t lir seiiMill D r. r D im , PllV let D .11 and 400 Ret William U . hi. ..peril In. • t,s *»f Ih,mil1*‘i N, J aie -|aihj d.it in Tampa attending a I t V mg fiftlt nf Uirtj VA itio o with turd mg VI, J H rtrmi'n {imt fam ily. Mi C A T v ron who ha i - m T lti. Itaftti r It* %i%j«t i . i i i . ncyt S .’intill inch* v%iHi |fi i W a lle n III the I 'll, ltd La.lghtull " st.,,i lal Hospital foi the I-,i ■ r.Viil.gi tt-t Rev. p .. a* long w. ■s Is ie. op. Idling lo .. i Mttk Hold preach through Mr Vile. M ILitlglll il,d i at 7 lh F M. Vpr I ft t u VI.,1it,.i Ihinnmg spent Moik I ii ,- arranged s<» \ (i n n e r )1 Del and v sleep Du Sunrot 11 i hi bit 1 dav- meeting ht ,l.i v Vpr t. Mi tn,| Mi e|.sl dish dinner no oil', Mi ■ Vnua Clark and Mi will lw the vnid Fat h Ctaik |n ni Sunday m St V l.ili.g a cove red fat,id v tine tfvicr Kvcfynn# M. and Miv. \V J I Invd 1 'ip t. Hetty Snyder u • ■-up Fivkctt, Va., id in net* Snliuday i lii i *IhI i > 'ii it ii t e i ID 'I ' I IN ' DI N M M i D O \ I.K It I Ft r im ■. J i ... mI M i ► tames lieu hr. ha* w rille n an id it h iir hem.ltd 'lis t Kli D vso ii . poputn biide rlerti el lie I i MM»i crillnj, -Till* 11ilrltT*ll dr ell hri.ly- p.tilv Mon * WIi*** It i> i fn irv l*i!r, •"in l*lr(« with (In «'«ft'9ituil incM-l da* evening that intinttiMc 'll . liulhrlr's home was at , •»it . tint l l l . I I V . lv ill" ... .tied ...II •I'lll.g Mini !*•i 1**11* Ii »\l»iil» iiiilillcu l'liF h flow, i and I In lilit c . tveie t*en *l fmtii jiol "«i»v m iry (»il* “ len t with irrangemeiil.. of violet* I lutrVprr i,'Mif»Mit!iilpiJ mu in «*f luand h.t.jx ltit bid ton* m ehcrlu*ft MM'lii uith (I m* :i » w i *n| nil.* i‘ Thru* hvnt n Mukr r Ihmii* «*•»(«!. di*b. Mis* Dy on wa given n uiik In- rhivf u lftllm li II* tun ■Ig r of sweetluart lose* M l! tu Ibe Iiosi.""-. • each picscnletl hci hail n n iitr, Sauilim lii. !!i*‘ "ilk w ilh a gift <>f her chosen china. thills um in .mil " ihm I w ithin hi* Mi 1 \ I ' v .on warn also nrr* *a t liv In tifilct foi m iv *cl*1 1 fif seol.sl with a corsage ot vio Irl* hi l hilfMl tn HlffFl’il, tl WRB tin 1'nri B f i r nunnli'ii i*» Mr^ * ttv ft*i Ihf unfurtilll^t*' i*i * !.« V*'lir W i Mih u . , VIf * Kick, *i*» •»»iu*thlnt* imtw'* ^IM r, **ii h i« 'h VY iIh.im Mil'll mill Mi * Suva ! i..| -*inifthine that tirv ri wu . u '1 11tlll.l *»mrlhmc thut rt»iihln*l Im* flinwr rtijiiyini: tl»** «Yill» nf IhfWtvft, .»s f iiiiy l:»h * ei*. 'I i h v io n wt'it* 'It |l)>o(ii ' I t a fi*'(4 TClit"' .1 W irxDcim I'rn M lr »»f l ikHnttd, * I ti - if im i.th . l Mtf! *.* , *»,* Mr Hill Vililipn* '!»■* .itmru T rf 111 -» lihtll 111 * nf I hr (fiilllV. il hi u illrirrr, 'It* I'ltiiJ* , Min. '•im ih.it.it tci iih Ii t .I, rnii-icct 'I .*t f ttt.t, '11 I till* •lit, M i y». Eli 11mu his Nifhll'il'* f|iiri| vlr IturEiiM* sir.. '1 *- " T ih i’t Tu in rr. I\, uMinldC (h r Im ii <| r*f I hi- fiiu M i. V It Si -i »h . M t- Kn-k '!» » S ir ;«Iith )n Nfifl livihR ||N(»(|,U rver WtlhniUN. ' I r - Hu I . -ir i titm td *f t ii T«* Oil ntiv ftiftir Wfiiihl mirt t **••m it# 'Ir* I Jcmirc 'n ifrrw th* HiingtTirftiYr r\i*crin n t foi H|*'' f ii toI 'h * M jiiriiipt Hinc \ on frM rr. lit I lie int i imIi it tlnii Ii* h i» W'**tk, I Imt I n-| v.if * ') «Im (i«i| iff v• *%v — . It* illllitll frill hl'lM* tc I'lt 'M h . * » 'i ritt y *iii Ir i hr w m itlri . il.mn I Ic o n ic H a * cm H a s III* ** |*V VANV HfTA«inhAllv " Hi* *** iliiYs of i ji|ii«| li%itie. mu 71 I i l i i r M o l a y P a rty I't-ittg e*nleil*, r% ni m**n* *‘*»nf'i7 ♦tu* |K«htu *, mill *11Mi tif-f | frlnhnri1*r f|II il> 11:l %;»' . IF |«11»«It |i «i !(Ii % vf ifh him fi lin'* mm* Tliitirl*ri Im ■'M tlt s B « M H » |\ %I N ow H|ii it " n f >•o’l f lidtvH,(( 9 8 .5 0 N r Ii I •tnnlni ( ttffitf4I *%l OfOfttiil (*,!•» | r » *4, (iNH |Iri? \ u " Vf» ,f» p7 1*11 t !**• V '*iD i c a o i L A S T T IM E S T O D A Y ! DAVID BRIAN and JOHN AGAR ta " B R E A K T H R O U G H ' C D D H TK O D H HK It V IC K PRICKS i ! M I1I K T I 1 'N N C l 'N t KM I'.NT Th e P a rty lit T D 'I rso nuts .Miss Eli/abcllt Dyson llonorcfl AI Party P r id g :* * aflei a t « o week p a in .i •, Mr and D yson 'l l tester r.th .li. " irIi a IIH . S a ra h K li/ n h c t h L-l-Hl 1 ii— Woitl Is*, been ir r r iy r .l of the bit Hi of a daugldt r lo Dr. and Mrs Dainrl J. D'Connor on Apr 14 at St. Kliialndb's llo piial in llfooklyn, N Y . M t« O'Connor was the former Claire Kvans. <*pNf°Bi); T l e s . I c P o v r l J R ID L -IN THURSDAY & FRIDAY Th e S t a r s o f r T H E A T| LAST TIMK TONtfJIIT The 3 rd M a n ^ in a N E W You welcoi . ro m rilv — e x c i t i n g . I O S I Hhnwg Blurt At Dtiftk THURSDAY AND FRIDAY! T h e G r ip p in g S t o r y of t h r G r r « l A m r r ia t n F r tH l! “ R O S E A N N A H r* rte y G n i t i t r . a d v e n t u r e ! \v I* I I COTTEN VAIII IVAIK SOFTIV ^ms-STRAUGER Abo; LATENT NEWS u t CARTOON E v e ry d a y , e ve ryw h e re , th e tin g lin g ta s te o f C o k e M cC O Y ” 8 tarring f T tn r ta i B k k f i A M tiUroAurtnc To w ork re fro s /ic d makes any ifpause / w f g S l *> ■* ■* / 4% ’ t Rft MNNII -MI STMT • INN Stuff Mittm - r U f H ^ C A K T O O N — “C H K W C H K W co m edy IU R Y " - ’- n i c i i t c i . u b i i a * k " •O fftIO U N D If A U lH O tlfV O* IH f C O C A -C O IA COM fANV I T THE HANKORI) COCA-COIrA KOTTI.ING CD COMING BUN-MON.I ACADEMY AWARD WINNING BEST PICTURE Of. THE Y BAB--A LL ABOUT EVE" O Ittl.tJuCart r 4a f -■ . a �■ ^ rrrrr^ r- dl.U— ■!■ ssnt“.\ ts - -f . ’I l i b F A C iK F O U R Klaus Pitches Six Innings A s Giants Lose To Islanders H o r s A A IU K U ;-. - - Hib H j j U -V , D A M f O H U , k‘ L O » U O . \ O rlan d o Senators Edge O u t D e La n d ; Battlefield, Is Sw eet T a lk in g L e o D urocher Is Straight Extth e ran l O v e r Giants’ C h ances, Cocoa Defeats Gainesville 10 T o 9 U ncertain N o te { from the lly H IL L K IN G (JHLANDO, A p i. 17— (Sfiecial)— Canadian Rookie Al Onuliak In D e rb y Plans M outh Hr H I) IIA K P KK -----------♦ ---------------------------------------------- >----------------T U r „ „ < l n n f n r r l H i i r l f > r » . Th rrln a . hi* thir.l of the evening. t Hanford (iinntn* Mans (t<f Richie x n re e a a n io rc iriu rie rb rh ,. Hjtnror>i g i , „ u t*k* g„ . . . . Klaus utiliam me exrvptFiin*l team thi Packet* tonight jo* „( i),r |o,n| clubjn winning • S h e lle d A s D a y , .l.ee*hurg . gam* » fir - 1 game agulllit Cocoa Mont o n a W i n s 13 T o 7 ; Pautka Friday night at H P. M •lay night Probably the biggest aa. I set of the iuiuait ia apeeil on the P e tty H its H o m e r | base paths ami in the field. I rrla in l) b — no other tram in lonighl ended DeLand's (oui-garoe winning ilfeak with a neat lii-hn tncund pcifonnance that paved the way tor the Senators to salch a S p e e d y C o lt M a y light J-L dec ir ion. H a ve S ta m in a (railing I to 0 going into the fourth. DeLand P ilthrr John Jantcr brravtsp ts Jakes rf Panlu* c Walker rf Britt rf Urquhart rf P Carria 2 I> Bruton p Tntal» »y. , Ford cams through with conse­ cutive doubles to put the Senator* out front. Pinch Hitter Dave Drapp drove In another run in the seventh. A walk, a single bv llerb Me la-oil and John Theobolii'A outfield fly gave DeLand it* final run in Die eighth inning Del.and ab h po Muatransky i 4 U 4 •’ “frssHa 2b 2 0 2 M it v v w 4 1‘lrtle rf .1 Thrniioia .ih 4 | Allen Ih 4 llraescke rf 3 Dunne c 4 Jnnsre p 2 - -Hindi r I Tu la In 31 0 24 5 3 5 6 4 1) 1 4 3 38 i 2 2 2 u *» ti ■■ 1 0 0 u 1 1 3 l li 13 24 • 2 2 il •l u | 1 11 3 -Y e a r -O ld N o t F o r G r i n d lly JO H N (T IA N D L F .K N K W Y O R K , Apr. ia -U F > — Trainer Hert Mulholland was back at the Gvorge D. Widener lorn at Belmont Park. J l . 'd ju»% Seen iJxttlefied band eil a four an oire-half t “J s s ls c . « ... s . Druv, Urn. self, and there's no use . kidding our»elve*," the veteran Gallatin, Tcnn.. tialnar decUred. HOSI O N. Apr. 18— (A*)— From the umpires* viewpoint, Leo Duruchcr's newly acquired amiability will be the outstanding feature of thi- National Lem ur's diamond jubilee year if it last,. But. knowing him of old. they are going to ho|* for th* best while setting themselves, as usual, fu, ' his worst. his new (warning self. Writer* whn have known “Th. “ I've gut a great ball club, *my Lip " for yrara were dumbfounded kind of club' but I’m not goin* by him before ami after his New tu do any pennant talking and, • lo rk Giants took yesterday's what's more, I'm not going to blanking the Boston have any more run-ins with um­ pires." That last crack was much ton much for his interviewers. They fled In * body. But tb« last I jrncher in oiie nf J f ihis T “Jrar 2 K Tr ttraggler vows he had an overi f T " 1*' * e r™ W thr-shoubler view of l-co un­ I ,c.i5 ° i f i T * * W“ ' crossing fingers on both hands. III HI* IIA IIP R It the Iran lit* le ia tlt oulfirldrrs Hanford Giants’ skipper Richie as quirk as It*.Ian. tVIUon and Klaus came in from shortstop to j Cocoa ab h po 4 P e ll, nitr mi in firld with »urh nlti-h la«t nieht after three San- I Brooklyn cf 5 3 •n«,v ind T ^ r . u9l *., !«r« ha.; pjvrn up tr.x ! IGpp 2b 2 2 2 J rtl'is in three Inning, Pi a hai'l ' Smith as 3 0 4 1 t\ n killings srn lUttij.g group of Daytona Beach , Halter rf a i 6 t itnely In l«* rat hmi up against the 1 m so happy, 1 m frigliir-ntHi, r i . o n i i i , » i %t i : i.i'.atil *: Islander*. The nation's most destructive Na«h lb 4 2 II i (riant* thi* year nd the double the U-sming Durocher confessed Wilks* 31. In hi* six Inning alitit the Ham [ |ir l^a,..l 4 u 1 i of War Itrlir-Dar-s I f j ii iv, U s t as he louncheil hi* po*t-gam« fire In 1!*S0 was a 14.000.000 loss _ ptsy can break n bull club's hack Brrugg If fort! manager wan reached for *i»Hn»»tll« 4 1 3 0 year, Halllrflelt! ..on 10 of 13 Interview. “ I've never had o riug of M.OOO orres of forest ami 28 * as qui kly a* any defensive man­ only three hit* anil allowed two \ j V.*!!'' ,l* Robinson c 3 I 0 :i starts, and enriched the Widener going so well and it scares me." buildings on the Kl Capilan euver in baseball* tridian Reservation, Cpnejot, rttnr nerns* although he walked tsintP* Gray p 4 0 0 t I.n nii iol| hy !1DH,li77. This was On thr .dher hand a(th "Just luuk at 'my kind of team' [ tin’ flint man he fared to push in f— Ja raeon li (1 0 0 Wore niunry than any juvenile f .i'’ Klaus at short and the -i» j* r everywhere." ' g — Vickery another Daytona score ?r»Il*o! * i 0 0 q roll in history had risenod. veteran loo , .1,1 . , . . ^ ' * If Battlefield goe* to Louis­ be urged.' “ Here's what you’ll The Glanders Won 13 to 7, hilt " 'l r . t r '4a|-* Iln a lli i 1 0 •I •loan first it isn't likely that llrlamlii ab h P*» M h -Ryan I N T KRN A T l ON A L OPKNH ville ami start* in the 1100,000 find. My pitrhirif' is greet, so the local riuh outhit thmt 1” to II jtrrlandu J. IteLand I T'-taU 33 27 in II an, tram in the league ran Dravrts rf 2 1 3 0 N EW Y O R K ; Anr. 18 -r/V>— Churchill Downs rlaaalc May fi, is the catching. The infield ia alr* — a phenomenon that's likely to , '*'*!i,‘ 7 ii *ttih.V.'Vnfr i f— Ran for Wilks* in 9th. boast a Irrtkri anchored defen­ Wlccvk rf 3 0 0 0 The International to-ague opsns It will In- the first time a Wldner tight ami the nutfirhl the same. be frrouent until the young pitch- 1 Hutton* ia, r.,nfur.t sive infield. K irh ir led the f Drapp 1 1 U 0 g Safe on error for R<il<invin horse has competed for the rosej. "W e haven't had any serbiu* its Mth season twlay with a pair cr's train «»roe meaMiir of control. **"<"*• T»ti«» in !>th. Pirdmonl Dengue in firldirig a ripraon cf 0 0 0 0 Widener has nominated horses be­ Injuries on far and what If we do. of night and d iy games. Crowds Okiahom, I* .,,, De.then.gr J,” !;,*';,' X year ago and ia definitely the Luttrvll u .1 IJ 1 1 h Singled for Gray in iilh. fore, but Die Belmont Park pre­ I've got the best kind of insur­ In the neighborhood of 45,000 are Marled well for thi* M int* trivitiir i . u i k . m IwytHim classiest shortnlup this ariter D02 U42 100— t 1 SV | 1 Ii ance un my bench. This hero expected to witness Ihe openers.^ 4 1 U 1 Gainesville ♦» I i*‘!, i*ml up one hit In the first inning ami *'• 700 100 (KK!— 10 sident's colors have never been Artie Wilson we picked up from The circuit will present a n rw ll has seen in Ihe league so far. Kuril r 4 1 5 1 C«coa l.een In the Derby. M*(tlng the llaytuna Beach riuh •mi t i i i T i . t s T n i . i : t m t : It— Abernathy. Danlrl 3. Itlair In .Sunday's game with (istnes- Hhurt-s :|), 4 0 II 1 liAINf* 'I * * down in order In the second After the defeat by Uttclt bid- Oakland. He can ,.!a> any InfirM niemnrr, Ottawa. Rochester won Benton ville the Sanford tnanagrr ram* Zingrim* If 3 2 1 1 2, Brewster. Garcia, Then the dam broke. Knur rttna i *aek»i‘«s|lt“ »r lie l-..t(< horses were -n .k'ny pos'tlon. And I've got a good, the pennant last year. charging in nt full till, srito|«-d n Mirandi- 2 li It.* plate e l . , . . In I., the to .. lop ............. 3 1 H 1 f.rooklyn, llipp 2, Smith, Salter, their first starts of '051— Muf- reliable guy to step In every­ arms* the of Vthe. M r * M « « m * U at < oltt Mbits. I high hopper inches from the Totals 30 7 27 13 Nash, Wilkes, Scrugg, Bnbinson hidland promptly pullerl II ttle- place - Ise, If necessary.” third as lleathernge gave op tvs■•|*'omruM» si I'litilo in ti ground pi- 1 us it wns at the etnl » FI let) nut for Jausee in Dili, Jackson. K— Garcia, A liim .iliy field out of last .Saturday') Kx“ What’a frightened about *11 sintrle, and tli.ee l.a m, laills I of a tricky Ihmiiu c mimI litriallv f Singled fur Wire eg in Hth. 3, llriu. Walker, Pnrdue, Benton, petimi-ntul llandleap Nn. 2. that 7 " a writer demanded. before hi* fellow Okie M in i room1% 1. l* rt. \t,r rliattiv. whipt«d the linll to fir•t in fla'I'V I'- Land IMMI 100 UM— 2 llipp. lb.billion. Itlll “ Thai's the only way I ran main Harrell 1 barker linin' in to "W e plan to start him In trie S <i | H'r*l Orluiub. IMMI 200 I Ox— 3 Daniel. Itlair 2. Ilrrw strr 3, Jakes, Woo,! Memorial (A p r. 21) and describe how I feel about this 1 1 1 arm motion. 1 «i r r ilrtr him. Thacker pilrhtd to .New V<>! 1. | «()♦» A govsl first bn-rrnaii rail 1 u replied. “ I'm It I'ciiuglia, Pirtle. l.utlrell, Brooklyn, Haller, Nash 2. Wilk.-s ihut will deride our Derby plans,'' club," llurnrhrr fire hatter* allowing three walks, I ’till l«*l> Ip tll* 1 ii t 4sD4l 1, Hyan. 21*— Riewster, Aie-rmake an infield. If Ihe third elated, charmed and thrilled In la vy, /, i n g o n e. H— Luttrrll. u 1 a double and a single and being Ht IsMUln CtM44 Mulbotlahil said, adding a rigid , baseman, shortstop and srvomt It. I’ve never felt that way M inn 'I heolwdil 2. K U I— Ford It, nathy, Hlalr, llipp. ItriHiklyn. HU fiend note Id 1 It 1*41 K K A L TO II charged with two of the eighth llu e io n U DIP o 1 11f <rlr Ik1]) 41 sarkrr feel that hr ran handle liefore." Drapp. Ihmbold. 2H— la'vy, Ford. — Blair, llipp. H— Itoblimnii, Ben­ runs the Islanders rollertrd in the i*l “There’s always the question iiLii n H firm 11 (« I "The Man Who Know* ton Hniilh. DP— Smith (u n ­ “ Just o sure-fire, positive cinch prartirall, any ball nilhin M l Zing.me. S Junsce. DP— disastrous inning. if his'lll go on a distance." Sanford" rrasonsblr reach Ihe, air Ford. I.uttr* II, ami la-vy. Left— assisted); Garcia to Daniel, laft This wua the big question thr fur the pennant,” another author The Giant* wnirlinl three tiutie suggested. Thai drew the first like!, hr r rU s and not lie lb I .nr,.I 7, Ur lu ii.lo 0. Hit— off. - Gainesville 7, Coco* tl. JIB O ld rg t R e a l R g la te tallies cross In thr 4th, one in the off: Hrnlon 10, Gray 4. SO by: turf e i pert* have Iwrn asking Durocher yell of the IDfil season poshed into preawlng the hall. OnidUik 1. Janscc 3. HO— b y F ir m I n S a n lo rd since Unit lefled lient Big Htreldt Atli and another In the Hth on n Hmton I. Ilf )— Benton HI in t "No, no, no," be erisd, as If In Hut pul a man on Ihe hag wltu linuliak I. Jansce 7, W|‘— Janice. blaring line drlte home run hy In u close ,■led o fin lilt for the Office A l innings (If) runs); Urquh*rt I in can't handle a low Ihtua nr pain. “ I said nothing to suggest Hall. -Onullal. IJ— I l o l o w l c a , Paul Gloss. fl inning* (0 runs). W in n e r- rich lUlmont hutniity Ust fallL (hot. All I said was that I like pick one out nf Ihe diet and llaniniiii and lla iris . T — 2:02. 116 Magnolia Avsnu* The Ioral riuh took an early two “ Car In- i a n y that speail over my ball club ami that we're go­ Gray. U s e r— Benton. II — Con ihe runfidenre of ihe remain­ tun Itsd after Theiioa walled in a diitame »f ground t ” The ing to get off tu a g<>od Hart. I cannon and Taylor. T — 2 :IS. ing inflrtdrn nf I r n enporIfie first, was for red |>y Wilton Widener «ult lias never raced may be confident but I'm not >roales. P A L A N A , A pr. I r— (Special whn stole second ami came in nit a m t r u s s •1:4 m l : longer than the lix amt one-half Ing to I* tripped min any pre­ lea, Durticher trinl Whitev W 1 Pi 1. I'alaika’s veteran (bird bat* Jo* Parlse's single Klaus tlnglrd r | » v*l«m l (ui lungs of the Futurity, and lb* dictions." i u 1 out* lairkiuan at fit t during the man, llay Urban, alniusi equalled and Tiui Dolan, who was relieved •bn i s u Derby U s proven it's <tu place i 0 1 fcfco tiiants* spring When it was ouinted out that training section a league recunl her* tonight J DUN y bv Hal Hupo in the third because N - a ii.t r i for sprinters. Ust-plorr club* frequently liOVn W anlilt'St'iii i y | Dh« here, I.ol I.a.I to lake Ihe low when be lurtled in seven runs of a painful leg inlurv sustained in llnctaii Nevertheless, H a 1 1 1» f 1a I il 'i woo their openers, Iasi become <#»*(» lieadeil outfielder off because lie <» 1 aa the Aialeas hlasteil Jacl. apring tialnlng, singled him borne. li-tr u lt D IS TR IB U TO R FOR ♦>*»« •nailting Bclinunt Futurity clinch­ serious. w i «H»y obviously hadn't the finesse It Gaines for 12 hits tu take a Fred Petty addrd another fiialit Nt. laiiil* * 1 ed hi* rtairri u - lire lb Ml two-year"I'm not basing my opinion on (HIit would take IA knit the brilliant D-fl win from the hapless Lees, 0 1 JOHNS— M ANY ILLK tally In the third inning I.lasting i'llliOlIt ll'hld •Id •hampioii. traterSas** llvaalta our first game." be explained. Now Yutk infirld Into sparkling burg Packer*. Th e record In one g ijftfi fdot home run over the lelt Vew Vork S, lloalnr l>. Batllrfirld. nrver out of the B U IL D IN G P R O D U C TS lly H TK K I.IN G H L A I’PKY “ Larry Jansen did pitch one of combination It was last year. Kvrn game It eight. center field fence. t ’levalatol 1. t •«!*•-•! t. money In his 13 start* U st vear his beet game* against ths Associated reaa Hporla Writer Monte Irvin, n converted nutfirlder Rut the (Hants, who had no t'M ia g o IT. HI l*,uls I Urban was the fair-haired A ta • AabefltOH RoofinK *. I'l,l|a<l>l|>hls I somewhat less than rabid ond onrr race In tP&l, will nave Braves vsnd everything else went himself, left a lot to lie desired lea with Ihe stick with a perfect . difficulty with the offerings of W aahlnslenliawea T w la , baiehall fans of Little IW k letin the master jockey, Kddle Arrato, like clockwork. • Asphalt Roofing Daytona nltrher Ituddy Young, lIvsInM al New Y o rk — Taylor I I - around the bag but be was still n five for five, blasting out tw*. lawk tmlay and say, “ so what," in the saddle— if he's guod enough “ But wo wound up spring I l l 'S r competent man -Stanky, Dark ami were unable In overcome the early *| S t lS «laipal two double* and a you ean't exactly hfame them. for Oui Derby. • Asphalt Tile S I d| I u n at I'tiHsilelulila Thompson will probably not need single*, training playing 11 games with triple. 1 1 run lead piled un by Islander* I |.igbii - l ( u s a v » I M - I | ) rS ItrUsla The little Rock travelers have tha Cleveland Indians, a mighty n great fielder on first, lust n goost • Asbenton Terra Flex .Mike Kassabian, Asalea right I III 11 H A L L I 'L l G I I I I L i n ’ in the 3rd ami fourih lnntyKG ■. guod club with great pitrhing. one, A desperation rally ilj. UtV Mil fielder, polled a long bom* run, won four and lost one tu hi.Id nn N K W OR1.KANS, Apt*. Ut-t/PI Floor Tile Ttie local dub In especially for­ ami balled In th* other tw* enviable and justified tie for first — H.j.iiluariern Confonrac* Cuni- And w*. whaled them seven times had Daytona k i i l M r MHte Tm*b 1 'levelsok si I'eim lt— Wrnn 'l II ■ • Rods. Wool Atlic . warming up another butler but t) ye Trout 111 t , . V , tunate III having ( ‘arise, a M .yrnr- Palalka runs. The home run camo liter* In the Southern Aaonriatlon n.issiuiier Beritie Moors lias rulad aigl iauftiered their h**t flinger*. Ih two * l,b lthe '1" Memphis Chirks. U s t two Tula tie uoivarsity football If we can do tits* tu ih* Indians. old veteran who can steady the In the eighth frami with Young tightened un to set the Iitaulallon 1’ f.O M IIM I S T C H U I T I O * SI. ' Hock finished off | don't *ee why we should worry club In many ways Giants down after four runs bad raalea almard and aen) , o . K f S i . , L S T h n ? ,s ; , , ; r a s . ; ' 3 > < v i m m m . llt O ll: u » - . « ■ . . . . onrse lm sick about anybody In • (iUue Coal Celling The Ida flral basentsn la trussed. tl I, Pel. Pilcher Jorge hjvero In ln> ff0w Orlean. 8 3. list ka ft 2 ii 1.lefiii our league.” ■oirtg In lie an s irs Idagrr Fred I'rtty, Joe Parlse ami .Hi Panels •bowers with C arl Mosher re ) ’•Iff ttljllllf Hut the Traveler* have to travel M*s.ie*a ruling, a.uH.unead y**M Thereupon Leo'j studious frown belli al the plate, lie rullerlRichie Klau* hi t three consecutive I I la til I lira s b M Having, • lot further to wipe out the !' i^ fy , a ffe iU eml Joe Shinn and was replaced l>v a brief pensive &UO ed four for five against Orlan­ singles to open the inning and Miami Phono l»7 l-eealrurg memory of HMD ami 1D50. Two '‘"•P*™ *•*' Waggoner. KIMt "aim llrai l» look. He held lhal espresslun for do In the opener and against Petty fame in when Young gave F« t #rl|.tiImi The ruling, asked by Tulane, n i iw second* ami again became |*t ilalr, Uurgos as 1 1 1 Masons agu under manager Jark Cucna drew four straight up a free pass to Dun Uailey. T* ! no Hitter 2b Rolligavrr, the Trnv* wun their urns based on prior competition ,11Oil walks as the anslous Jim Al Neville, who came In to play I Wilder 2b first eight gomes and then pro­ at Little Kork, A rk „ junior col­ Vlrhrry refused la givg him right field when Klaus took over J'awllck ef ceeded to lose nln* j f (he next li ge. The two player* took part in T K I 4 I I .K M I I H the rmwnd, Petty moved to third anything to bit. w I. Fr«. an Informal team there in 1047, C lift rf ton. um. •nd Shorten to short, singled after With Hholten and Tim in g rounds •Casanova c the Travs lost then played with the next taro Bob Hhollen tlrove In Jo* Pan** Fart W urth Ing out the Infirld and Don Halley Quoth If Han Atiiurilo Iret four an followed team* durng a regular (*aaon. Whh a long fly M l t » !*»»• ^ llhlnhunia t.'lljr | $ i f i behind the plate the Sanford team P**l*r Ih Moore ruled that the Informal Yrith --------------breaking a reeved t (freak of immr Homr on i tingle by F r y * Hhrevriw.rl I * ,| f» should definitely lie a threat thla reison counted from their eligib­ M iller 3b I t . losses without letup. Dallas f r m year— It will Improve as the sea­ Qalnc* p While Memphlr. and Little Hnek ility. which elided with their parT>"*» . 1 t J t l son progresses whereas some of ll*aum »iil Totals ^ S )T J !7 »r T u R N m jitK T M I I M 13 remained on top the remainder of tlripntion on the ItffiO Tu U n* the other ball rlubs who are de­ league took a scrambling. A l­ tetrin. h u it m h h Alesandrr Graham Ilell, the In- pending heavily on veterans will Palalka ta tried to writi Its third game almost rcrtalnlv tire. venlor of the trlephonP, was H riM .'N s IIK A T 8 PRC Curtis as In Nashville's Sulphur Dell in f'-r One dark spot on Ihe (ilanls' alsu ihe Inventor of the aileron LA K K I.A N D Apr. 1 8 -D P )— Ju d y 2b years and failnl bv 5-0. Jtwi B> (• o M I* A N Y horlron U the lows of lluddy which rridaced wing warping ■* •. i. Cllli|*r li" ills team swept Mertnedea lb rett's ahutuqt pUchlrg t.W rri t "Fine Office tinea Ware '* »“ bake fur the early part of Ihe a method far control uf airplane set to b at Florida SouthV*ie from a t's fur »- >ti> Urban 9b Pine at Court fits. I'h. 2-1S33 season. The former Florida Gight. do ire D it bere yesterday, fifth plant. Pichen cf Hlal* League balling rhsmBirmingham m Mi ll .y, AID do Millet and Kassablaa rf n„>,!iy ton U tied down I* his aiallM ilhnim Dttk' in >e( the winners* of CNattatmogn'i i -t -*. i.rGarcia If v l b illness of hta partner with an $-3 a ft« up : M </ to pare with mi« *trtr i victories, CorrsJe* e and nrohsblv won't be abb ta R n m e IHsirtri Aa- a take Ihlnf plari, * half ima b f-t Caarier ka IIIM — - --------- — Hlveru p loin the rl*b until later la Ih* ni:mHT nr roaurrtnwn «*. hind tho loaders. B R A T T O N W IN R Moahar p SHU A T M ---------------u l*l n a n n re« *on. M tllA . The figure* aren't v ffi J bn l i h n . U l T Ain D F .f l.n lT Apr. Id— UPF— John------- 000 000 lt d — 5 Extra good, only ant local owner............ The lark of Muddy, an all-llma * T Tl'lM VbSViJ ___ _ awga Spin. apja.Te to Le th>| i(>- U roiw n of rh ka go will make e, „ „ ■ * 'v‘ ' * .... - M l 111 Ola— B Chatlanovgo o il s r a ib »*■, *— ■ fevnrltp with Hanford fans, haa Pal atitka „ opening day auemlar «■ tn>i h, his drbut (*.night a* th* N B A Ritterr, Pawllek, C llfl 1, r n i M s m : » i a h n s F o a b m t o r n . b nMsOM « i HY te-en a definite blow to the pen­ whiner. Th* loioloTt* s U rS f '-l r » * i T t i a i.i .» :n o r t i i h i t h h k aSlbY, i :*, r w »lt»n>H ght -hrmplon In a lenant hones of the Giants. His help Caaaaovt, Curtis, Judy 2, Iter- 10,120 fans. *TATSTV.S H *i :i *t i o a a in ^ t*. *. Hltviato* *TA1 , rnund, nver-the-weight non-lltl* la SETS with the young pitchers anil as a merles 2, Urban, Kassabian, Ri­ Practically new IIren, radio, heater, Naahvffl*’* Red Barrott pltchc q.atrh agntfisi Don Williams of rs s li. balaa, ra w ith ulhsr banks. Ih, lading reserve balance. vero. E — Peeler, kflUer, Cucth, utility Inflslder are going to Ire One local owner ................ ........... a four-hlttsr bsforo 0.0)7 afltr W orcntsr. M u m amt cash Heme In pracsea of c e llK tlo n , Gains*, Kassabian. R B I— Urban badly missed. Anti any man who P a lliil Hialea llo vvram eni obilsaliane, d lr w l and Governor Gordon Browning lad In — — --------— 7, Kassabian S, Casanova. Gaines, nua ranlreit M H .ifl-T T can pitch ID Innings of scoreless the "T*nne*s*a "Tanneassa Walt*" so were the fans' feelings after si.ssa.ta Oblliratboo of Hlnles and p o llll.a l auM lvIsluna C llf l 3, 311— Urban 1. Clift. Casa- alnging Memphis' 8-3 handling of Ih* u s .is t i: ball going on to win with a home nova. 1x1*." and »DI* iH lo r ,-thda. n o l i- and dabsnturva SB— Urban. IIK — Kassa­ i run is an asset which will lie hard < ro -|«>ials elm ka tlw lu d ln s IS.aae au eto> U of New Orlranr turnout was r*llcans. Frank Itamlcn, a rmmtr tTVs k s >k Ijwal owner, extra dean, radio, ?»*-nt«r. bian. Clift. HU-Uerm cdee. DP— gxlrral Iteerfve banlil |,ban« and diMa.un.a 'Including (None I o te rd ta fla ) i.tts.jst *i I , |u{ (ht V I, definitely up- Curtis, Judy, Cor rales; Curtis. 0,127 fans. It waa chilly on the bonus pitcher, and Rus* Oppllngei, i good tlr«M ................................................. 00 lower rim of tha Da*p Mouth ami gave New Orleans only five hits. hank preinlera owned lie i n *7. (tirn lln re and IIA tfS t tlmislic. The club la shaking duwn K ille r, Burgos, Peeler 2. Left— Ilstor-e IIS,111 si (.ste n Leesburg 10. Palatka 0. Bit— off: Other a-eel* (ASS, iters and the vouth policy of the Giants Gaines A, Klvrro 8, Kosher 3. MU Td TA t. AHHKTM . -. ...................... may well begin to ra y off with at M A H IM Tir.a least a first dlvlilon lierth— and — b y: Gaines 0, Rivero 2, Mosher llemand dep*>alln of Individuate, imrlnsrehlpa, and Brand new M l Goodrich Urea—Radio, 1. 110— Rivero 7 In 8 Innings, M i M f i n maylie a pennant. rnraorallolia » ................. . .................. „.......... Hrnter and extra dean ........ ................. Tim* d>|,u>ii- al Individual*, partnerships, and 6 run*. Winner— Ulvero (| -0 I Incubus Junes, Herald hasrliall *1216-' roriwratlnna • U — Burda and forecaster, haa been making a Loser— Gains*. Ii*i».*iie nr I'nirrd Htsiva r|i)Veram»nt . • Weaver. T — 2 :20. A -0 B 1 , . * Ik l-n lla el Hlalea and in llllral -uli.llvlalona ■wing around the league and aa lilber druoKlla Ice,till,. I and caahlar'a cbc. ka. ere I soon a* he has had a chance to TtrrA l. llttroMITP It.lla.tsaST Is**/ x"^ ' ' , ; *' *•-a;Practically new Urea, radio, heater, Indiana tBt C-Hfe* • Other llabllUlee i i i u s * look at every team he promises u* COCOA. A p r, ! V U t e e * U I > wrt al) around mechanic. Must be sober, r i­ extra clean ...„.......................................... TtiTA l, M A im .ITtirn L IU•t.tti.at . one of hi* famous infallible fore00 I S N T S I, At TU I AT* Th e Catena Indiana stored ‘two caste. le, good charitclcr. Only men of the highest rapltal dim h i rune in Ihe U h l ad Um ninth *rl I'liinnion e i.-s , rural par ... 7 need apply. Oenuntl Motors DnslucU exwith none - out to defeat Gainespurnlae tiadlvlded iirofti* . . vtllr 10 to B, handing lb* G-Men Very low mileage, one owner, extra titan fence perferml. Contact Mr. Wilbur Keeling Ksser » SI u „ __. ■ • , ,,H h — e .......... w-i T R A R R K T WINN (heir first defeat In a wild game . TOTAt. s'APITAI, A n riHNTa Radio, healer and fully equipped ........... G A IN K H V IL I.K , Apr. 18-UP) LOO here tonight. “ ^'Manager, at TO TA l. I.fA lltM TIC d AND C A P ITA L ACCOUMTH — Florida's tennis record ran up Cocoa put across seven rune la Asssie pledged or aeelgnsd to eresra klSIdHlles to HI victories against two tosses Dm first Inning on four hits, four and fet olhar purposes yesterday with a 0-3 win over walks and three error*, but loti irsie of Flurlds < our.tr uf Hemlnete, aa CtMlnnaiL Cincinnati’s Tony Tra - the lead a* Gain* evil Is kept I. Ii K sisnn isssisr «*------of------the *------ —J Ifaai Iks above stalsarent I* true to b*tt dsfeoled Herney Heesl, fl-|, gjcklng at Lowell Gray for 11 0-2. but Florida took all other elngles to Inanra tho vietory, Pinch hlttsc Jmstta A Kh h s I 81rest to right la ‘ “ n 7 v V " w i n n *110 Magnolia Are. TeL 1034 Hanford, Fla. Rwara tu and subseribed J A C K S O N V IL L E , Apr. l l - U F ) — Florida Houthern Oollegu woo winning N n m I'umnilssloa Stplrso March I ,,t ill a 0-2 baseball victory over Jack­ m ie n n t b v sonville Navy yeatuida r. South­ Rv Ray Gotte A W tL tA T S l ern’s Chuck Hunger pitched five A U rm U b y Oii hit ball to avenge an ear Her N a vy win. J t l 'K M t 3 h ban AL M U M . & d T3 s is r Heal Estate Fire Insurance Edward F. Lane Little Rock Leads In kSouthern Rut Fans Are Cynical USED CAR SALE tsJsriffffaj. » O’NEAL - HRANCH Legal Notice A. D. ROSIER E 1941 Studebaker Sedan 1947 Ford Sedan 1946 Buick Super Sedan 'lin t 1947 Dodge Sedan Help Wanted 1948 Buick Super Convertible 'IMfr 1948 Buick Roadmaster Sedan MOTOR SALES a s js s ,'^ ' Ha* • RAPH PRIN1 ' 1 N V B O T O A ' �> . W E D N E S D A Y APR. 19. 195! T H E S A N H m i l H K K A I . i l . M A M -1 11(11. M A I K I D A ant by tll»n 1. Ilauml*. a* plaintiff fur dlverr*. In th* (Trrull Court of Hsmln.ile Cuanljr. Klurlda. In Chan*»r». at Hanford. Klurlda Legal Notice ix T i n : t u i U T ni* t h »: « m x t v j i im jiu n im r. IT.IIM IIIX, IX » I M IH IIIA. I ' I-IIOB l »UI (T K . B in f i l l K B TA Tt: I.K III HUKU. (I l.t Nl iMl'MtMl t o i l l. t in iin o im i m i n n. ■U\t IIXX I XII I’l . l l H i OH Hi;. II XXII* XliX IX sT HA III K X TA Tlii T i >u m l n t l i nl yon are Ii* i in.III.id and tm ulrni lo 1I|«**|I ,.ny J flalitis anil demands which mu m tllh n of ion. m i) have i f i l i i i l lie »«iat■■ *>f h i iwiit.l. *: l.t S iu / I' i k t . d n r t m l lain of m U I'uunly. |o Mr , t'uuntr Jude* of Hr Inal* •*nunl)r. ] Kit *l<l». ai hi* uffh* in in* muri • luiitft ul *ald t*ounl)i at c.i Klurlda, within rlaht trlm dar month* fr in Ih* tin.* of ih* flr*t w*l> il’li' anon ul thla null*.. Ki. h ‘ Wclslm or >t*iuand •hull l»» In writing and •hull *i h i * th* pi*.* of resi­ dence and poet office nit.lr-,. of Hi* rUlmnnt. and *l.all 1* aworn to hi Ih* claimant. Iin ia-r>t, or hi* at. torn*), atnl an* autdi el.ltn or .!•»mar* not an flint shatt h* void Verdi* Xla* l.nnd’IUlat A* ndtnlnlalralili of |h* Katal* tif llu*>rtlil l.utid. •iMlal dr* **•..] Kira I pulilltallon April It, |tl| ••-I it t: m x r r i : u i. KTAT.J 1>K Kid III IDA. To Marat* I, Itaunil*, !*..•» 1Iffl,** . II*.a »«t Ml AIVi, T*»a*. IllIK K T to IMItti w Tf.l* 1* to a ll. yon noil. , that .11 th* leih itat of xprii laxi, .o n » , mtnii.*tir-*<l aaaln.t |uu n. defend Mohammed himself had the mosque at Mrdiun built in 622 Mohammed ami war buried at Medina. Thl* I* lu ( I t * you null.* in Inana apptar before tfaa raid Court on th* 11th day of May. 1*11, and lh*r*ofl*r fll* »urh d*r*na* a* you may lav* In Ih* aald raua* ||*rrln tall not. els* a decree pro . w 14*. I lilt IGth ( In nf April. I f i l fr.r*. will b* *nt*r*d against you O I* IIFItNl***. (X'lTNKIOl my hand and th* olf i’l»rk i'irruli Cuuil 1 1*1 i*al of th* abut* n iiltl.d Conn SriiiK,. ,|r I'n U flll, P Y ulidi at Katiford, He nil m.I, Cuuiu,. K im . H» ** 11*. II UKI. 11 *' * Ida ttila lath day of April. 1*11 t> f IIK IIN lKiN II I Mohr* A iii.rim Cl*rk Cl trail Court iVfhrt ittur.ii a OriinR# Artnlhol* tXiunty, Klurlda lit tl I. Hunt. I n ' IHI’. AI.I II K Mohr. Atlornay Corn*r i nurrh A Orange i m u i m* t i i i : i m i u i .n aim:, m i h i m i i .i : i u i m i , u r *‘i m i in %. h i *i i it n% Tit* in in: T i n : » i a t i : i »f HI HAN lit »Fl'K K I.I.l: W IilllT. Orlando, Klurlda XOTH i: t o %I‘|*i : x h . HTATi: IIK Kid HUH A. T o llnliert I'a ill Cilia. *u| W he.lton A trna*. Kalam aioo, Mh lilaa i. <iiu:frriN(Mi Thl. I* in a1** >i*u n-.il.* that on U l * l-'iu day <*f Aprtl. I*al. run War iomtu*iu*d again,t you *• il*r*iul. ai.t hi lt*tly r *rn* Kill*, aa plalM* tiff, for divorce, In th* i in ull nf 1%f'iih i r, Ku-MiU in i 'tinn< n«#ry. *f Munfi.rti, Fieri Iv ThU u lit |Mv« jftiu noilir lu t»« 4iit1 nb|iKtf Iwfur* Ih** •itiit •’ -* o l hi* ir.th (lAv i*f Ma t , If II, itltd t li* rt*«f r r r III* m r li 4#f#n*# .m y..»i m av h u i* In th * lull m M n u t* Dili, *1*r II »l*»x i n u iiitf Fl»*i ilia* lU r m i |irn r*t»l• lf*fn 1*111 Iff •nfertnl uimltiM |**u. TO %|.|. H HUH If M U t MM I I I \ . U h # i# b y i l v r t i that I . i u - riuxi m . nruii ID* r* tJil* p&Fl' i*» KVt»mt4#r nf 11 r* n? " Hi HAN ItMtViltrl.I.K W ltllir *!*•■ (••M’d, *li»l It** hut filfxl hU prtlUun for final ilU* hjir k « . had On* ht- h Mi .MICKEY MOUSE lit* I 'A U K »* »* - W a il O U n ty Dr. Henry HleLaulin O p lim ic t r i it \ E vxAXXX... J X s TEKltJ A S ? «?NB O* C O ^ T S S ! — 1*11 — c [ tx C _-? E \\E U..X,. V T v'J'e A LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING Huy yuur cor in San(uul K«v|i yuur Itiaurniiru ut l.umc Save p u lv Oiruuch u* IN'STAI.M KNT LOAN OKI rti.i Snnfunl AtlnPtif National Halt I; iln n k l IliJ L * T il X I jipfrly | * Chit Hnnnraitt/ r I it*tin In •* Hle*t*irum. t V i i n lf Jtj*U* nf Ht>rni <Vit*ni)r. F ln rliU , nn O f 5Tlh lioi ui ft|Mii. i»»|, (or <•( *i vn•« itml ft*r fIrtit I il l»» hnr k r it» K ip *ulnr «.f Ihf M tllf t f HI'HAN I t i M 'r i l K I X K u i o i i t .inf****.* i. it i i o r n i K i . i . K i:>4>i’tO«ir of llir i»*o(r c| HilPpfi I *tilth t-l|«< V^lglifa VVIT.VKKH my h*rni Mini ih* *i/fii U l ■**! nf tli* tllinvf rhiKirxl ro ilrI •I Hjihfurri. Sffniri' lr INiunly. F1*-r- ll*l KHRffl « t* r TR AO I 7 c * * c s« irsk HP' Try IlfiKAVdD W tnl Ads ror Kcxiihi Hit iMiUttiNif tNVr* npplf !• Mil II f*«« • -*- e u s ll- b r e knplnrd « *<«» 1 .1 • II la I k e II ns# I t * R ff lin t I s w r C t x • l«to#« I I * Rato# II Mi# la - r r tle n IlStor# « » M ( •u# IS W IIIs B 11«M#to II Mr la - s r ile a a* l l « M s* r it # (UiftPI# r«P» far PlatP l««* <•»«. PHONE 148 Wa aal a l A P will W arr.pl*4 a *a r th* ladwhaa* aa n i w . i . a . daa. rHi It i m i o m la O .lrd la tCa l* i* p tkaii a a * Hwah. la t t n u * law Xul* a n a a a n l M l H lb * M t * H k ( t la a tp a rtr d la pay praaapllp. f X arda* fa * aa la rrn dar I Ho * * * l p a ..lid * * » n lr*. all XX'aai A t o a w l Ha la a a r a f* lira a a I Ha day H *fara p a b llra llaa . Klraaa mm ty a * I m m *a la 1*1 y It a a M M Hrrara la ya a r ad. XX'a ra a a a a * r*apaa*lbla ta r Mara IH aa i • * la r a r r r r l I u . r I la a. THE HERALD SANFORD ih ~ ttn U Jk H 1 -K K .U . B H T A T K POK S A L K — I d H ELP W A N TED — h 2 A M ) .1 IIK U n o o M HOM ES A lH iR K N S IV K Sale-mail. Stesdi I'H IC K C O M P L E TE i-mploymeiit, ninny opiairtuiiitiev 15. IIK). — n,!i6(J. - fh.77r, fo r ndvniu eiuenl. Firiilo iiiI’llO N K M t-X -IC or I7U2 Stores. Cornrr Mrllonvilli. iiih I I7lti Ml. iV A N T E D girl f„r fuuiitnin uud drug ilrpt. Lunvy's Drug Stine i — H E A L E S T A T E W A N TK Ih — I W A N TED IE YOU want to tell your home, St*nm l*re»ser— citpablc uf finish Ing Wool and Silk*. Piece work gel m u ltt , Hit it with J . W. and guarantee (40 week, Apply Hall, Realtor, Florida Stale Downtown ('leaner* and I j iu ii Hani Hlilg., Phone 1758 dry, 118 Pnliii..|t(, Axt-uue. A R T IC L E S FOR HALF. W A IT R E S S Wanteil part ur Dili lime. See Dave Rrmlev al M ILLS SW A P SH O P 405 K. 4th Koumiliat A An.In !.,n, WalSt Wr Huy. Sell or TrnJ* u io ii gtreo [Dug Stole. anythin*, i'huna lux J tJOtiD Reliable put lei and 8hi.tr Ixiy Mu-t have experimn- Ap Vegetabl**, LiveMuri. and mi* ply In person, lux 8 I'ari. Avertllaneou* xale every End*, nut. night at 7:30, Col. I.atiy Jones, F O U R - W H IT E tilR I.S , m il. . . aui-tionrer. vice, lu.tune ut Pig and W in -Hi L t V O K I i FARMERS* A l 'l T H l N I I call 1352. M uil l»e2L________ I intle youth of rity limit* on highway 17-M. W tilth W A N T E D — V TUI'XEtMj X E D O IF E E D S . Complete line. HA 11Y S IT T E R . Ite-t of Referen­ Jlu n t'a Tuxedo Feed Klara. ces. Mr*. M. F'nlkenbrrg. 41‘J t i P OW ER M OW ERS I'slmetlii Ave. Phone I5H6.W. R O T A R Y HI, A O K -Unconditional Iv guaranteed. Immediate de A H day job for 5 day* for wa»hing* on premise*. IINI.’i K. livery. Free demonstration, any­ 7lh St reel. time. DiD.WI. V. A . Wheele**, ( I mill- N o flli I Longwrood. O LD N F.W M PtPEKS I I - S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S — I J JfUcflON Fo r -ol* Bi 2c u pound at t|ie sanfhtrf H r r d lJ W tT t.'ll and t'mei Repairing. All F R IE D S H R IM P Dinner T h e v.nrk y-uumnlerd Ite.l-ulintd«U K A A K A T H ttN T H , RoaMl He*t Hliriuiii on Earth” at Humprices. F. M. English, Jr., 325 *>V 324 E 1st SI ■nil Stnraa tilt W. H u t StrapL Sanford Ave. Plume IKII4. Phona 4«0 W. t'..le..StM,l Krigidaire, Oaa Hlove, VE N t T I A N IILI.MI.S n,*,ir i. f i r x f I. K It S I'A i'K .SanUmlu W addilv mill-bine, bed,, Dihlltg order. Sent tuule Ven*tisr< Blm.t Trailer I'a t l, 11 mile* Suuht. fiirn lln i* wool rug V a lJ. Co. 92<t W 3rd St. Phot.. , “ Hi-ally dtian Xui , ( u lk i . who IIM -k Maple living room suit, mirrors Tara." Kliailr, rk-rdatlon rootn. “ 2Sj’( “Drant,-n Healirr circular" rlrculitlng. tD .A N in r Muruttig Sentinel, O r­ xhurflthoanU. uatio*, grill, ■«<*• w. Phone Phone 705-W. Avrnue. lando Svenin* Star Call Ralph cr* for mmJrrn trailer*. We have 11n v ts.in a*. «l.tn you don't brine >■ evrrythinjr for letter trailer llv< vnur nrearripllnn. in L A N FEVV ’lf HOOF W O R K uf all kinds Eaves __Inif. Sea Boh Wilhelm. ll&i«aM« |fll and Cutter, Repaired sod Paint­ 1— 4 room Bungalow— 2 bedroom, ROCK L A T H . Sheet Rock, Nail*, ed New Roofs applird. painting (iaa range, r, Mater, turn nun Pipe. RX l4-2w. Immod. 0*1 and coating. Banfurd, Ph. norehoa. llo t amt cold water. ud ____ T E A 111NO COM PANY^ limit W. H. IL A.'kenburg. New Y o rk Cam p, Orange C ity. 244 Riveniide Drive, New York N EW FI DORS rurlaced to porF I V E R O O M H O M E , for rent. 25, N. Y . Mo. rt.;u:t«, fe-ttnn f>ld floors made Ilk* Nicely furnished, fleet Mr k it­ Ttade mark us lots |3.6U gul. Bew. Finishing, .leanmv A waa chen, open fiieptarc and oil New Khaki Undarahirla 44c eaih -ng. I'urtable power alart S3 heat. L a rge yard w*ll land­ All alto larpatill ta years wipertrnr* la Seraiotls scaped. M ay 1st. to Ja n . l i t . A R M Y -N A V Y SUR PLU S County, H. M Uleaaon, Idiar Rent reasonable. No, 2. Ptnev 110 Sanford A v r. Ph. 1331 M a r e _________ Ridge Road, Ca»*olbeiry R ED W IG G L E R S -P s rk o d in c«nI.A \\ N Mi i\VF l.:-i Shar|>rru J, I,, F U R N I S H E D bedrooms, Iblfl Ininera to keep worms alive 2 to cycle/ repaired, lock tnd key Sanford A ve . Phone IW ft-W a f­ 3 weeks. French Avanue Trailer work. Prompt serve*. II. W ter Park. Xl,iim* Xtr K <l*i Ut W A N TED •L L T Y P E S of Uulldoier Work Rraaunahle Rotes— Free Esti­ “Standing Pine Timber and/or C E M E N T — Impnried dray Port­ mates. Carpenter A Gracey. logs delivered to our mill. Brown Phu-.e I3 U 3 .M oe 0 W U 1 _ Rutlders Supply Co., Mfg. Div. land. Immediate delivery. 9 LI9 Contractor, builder, carpenter and Photfi m i . Ml D o r ^ f l a . " masonry work. Specialising In per ban FO B Jacksonville, Fla. J — H E A L E S T A T E FO B S A L E — 3 toofing. No job to (mail or large. M. D. Beardsley, Hanford, . # 0 N E ROOM H O U S E 1C x 2 4 'and Write J . I. Fowler, e/o IF. S. Itt 2, Boa 3Dtf. Phone Winter 12 lot, m itildr City, 92,54X1.(XI Park 2412397. ‘x Ca.-h. Wolf ion llio - Carp., or m il D R A G L IN E service--rley.flll dirt, N E A R L Y N E W . Concrete Block top soil, peat, shell, dump truck Him**, 2 lledroomx, 0 lotx, |3, service. Phone lUUQ-W. LD-199 or .1-1747. 54Hi.ua t il e y o u r b a th r o o m wall* 2 HED KO O M H O U S E , outside now! Plastic or aluminum wall City, 14,4)00.00 S Cash. tile. Free estimates. Orange TtUt 2 REDHO OM H O U S E almut .1 Shop; 2210 N. Orange; Phone milee from town, 99,400.00, good I II P. Klectrk- Motix i?0 er 220 A C. lYico 99U.U0. Reel's Used 4948. Orlando, F U . trrma. 2 REDHO OM H O U S E , nearby . Car* and. Paris, Phono 1866-W . W O O D W O R K IN G - 612 Hanford community, Complete! Comidetely Fur- F o U T T P O T refrlrerstor, * Unt Avenue. Shelve* Cabinets, Kink nithad, m Bath*, 17,/iOO.OU, II •tove, washing machine, beds. Top*. Awnings Etc, C. Vail, f t hern! terms. ,dining room furniture, wool Phone I4 U -J . rug 0 a 13; Maple living room J . W. H A L L . R E A L T O R mlrawra, circulating heat ■ I! ■■ '.^ r n -U J JS1JB1W XW W --W W Florida Stale Itank (tnlMlag •14 Orange Avo. Phone I t - N O T IC E S P E R H O N A L H — IJ Phone IIS t« F U K N IS H K D white frame house, M A R Y'S L E N D IN G L IB R A R Y 2 bedroom*, I S baths, 2 screen­ 0 A 8 H O T Water healer for Saif, good ax MW. Cheap, Phone 1209 Magmdia la now open Mon. ed porches, garage, plot 144 ■ thru F ri. 10 bt 12 A . M., S to 6 263 97,64)0 oo. Term*. Phono . r a t i , 40t Hotly Avenu*. F.M. SaL 4 to t P.M . I69i) M, C. W. Hook, Rt. 2. B A R O A iN B In now and second Boa 417, Snnfuril, ______ bond furniture— Bedroom salts, P A IN T A M * B O D Y WORK living room suits, linoleum rugs. Roy Keel, 3045 Waal 2nd, Street, f.4)TS On Orange Avenu* ea. Packet k Royal Furniture Co. A 125.00 down, 910 p g month, Hanford. I'huna 14136. Expert 1 79S*J, ______ Work by as penanced men. ------------------ ” “Virmeta* Friendship Tctir of G R O C ER Y A Meat M kt, atock and fixtures. W ill lease building, Place your order for dollcioua Europe**. May 9th, May 9th. Wendorful locetiun, white A col* ■ltd Sept. 14th, 1991. For de­ oted, Also tran ilt boekne**. (load tails, contact La filer Travel old. 1419 8. Park A v o . _______ location when tase opens. Ph. Service, Orlando, 30 E. Pluo Street Phone 2-674)1, 4 ROOM power duster, fcrtiiiirr _ > ! ! » - * : _________ ______________ distributor, two horse*, tiny dog. N O T IC E T O all Brokers: (laugh FOR SALEi Are,y«d looking for a , bargain7 Brick Building—A Thursday, Friday only. Moving. Farm I. off the jnarkK 1S5P-J. _______________ apartments—Three f bedroom is— A U TO S — IS and two l bedroom. >0 percent B R A N D Now Apex vacuum clean—a--- f ■ ft J rompleto. I I V ' X rash nr terms. or. Would like to oaehongo It R E N T A O A R . U ^ r lv e II by day. ^ Vetnor Hareen. Xtfargo Clty^ for o used washing machine. k. qr aopeon. English FoM* A S M A L L Fannette for economy Photo MOT-J. . American Fords, _ ™ homo fur1- KOK fl K N -l -J THE TRUCKS THAT 0 0 TM « MOST W R X2$? IS fL VAGABOND House Trailer. I U L Brntornd a m m , Sanford. N IW I Palter eionam y f/ ls h rr r u m p r r s ilu t i ratio 17 U to 11 on model* Uuougb I ton, for top effUbmy with (lashing power fliie s lew) econ­ omy with outitaiMllug l»Mui mam * N IW I laslur hundUnp N IW I O reotor safety Wiji/nf I m ft !><•ml l a (Misti tulife llnlngt on ii/drauh. brake ii.u.li l# l Ion and up Extra uuUtt Other lealurra include isjw , Itoprovut ind/|iendnJit hn:ul l.tukc. n tra Idg win-Dlib-ld. N IW I B ailer *er»ifort "4/rlllu it " t/lock oh m ib tit i u i k I u i I on I , , 1( end l Ion imel.L HaII *d}ueling! New w*t (lxslau. new e le e rln s wlteel aligL plus lower Ineel line for Improved visibility K What a Oob-ftataT truck mains to you ■a/scL' tslds fr<Xit Dead ' ruaneiuuing. R illS AU THRU TIMI-MOVID RIAIUKIS OODOA I BUCKS HAVI HAO f OB YIAtS A Dodge " Jub-Hutnf" truck is ungiiiM-rtaJ at th» factory to At n *|H<cUIc Job . . . eavp you m oiu-y . . . last longerE v iv y unit from pnginn to n-nr a ilo la "Jdb-Ralrtf’— factoryrj to haul Imul u sia-ritlc loul liver tin* roxtla ynu enguuertvl tl iat the aptaaL yrni rM piim. tra w l and Steering ( ul uttin guar shift stamianl on (* - wnd 1-tun niodeU wtin :l «|uo-,l l/iineniUriop Chrumr-pUiUit (■>/) jmton line for loneet ring till', te-tb-r aealina. Xynthiu pin/! tmmmUtiuoi ffl-, 4 or 6 til try unit that SVPPORTN th•• /ogri-fmmn, ntlna, sjewd) rugged silent, pm-tsion rtvgl net red. />>■ /.uifs.und Custom tubs (with irar umirter wm.luwsi avalbilde on ail model* And munv otAsr p/uteW Dia/gr ilf)irnJaoitily factumt ■pruigs, arhixtla, Orta, nnd o U m ri -is engiiMX-nxi rigid to piruVMM tho a tm ig th and capacity laxaled, _-_j fruit. Fur* hsr- N IW I ftlusjer payloads frtcreuscif i,'ri,M liM cfe and (iroaa .H. .s/ly * / ili . _ __7 --------t'jilihitialiun Weixlitaun Ale many ----------------------' sn-ii. I*, iimde I" i *m tPd» by xielitihi wdglit di/tlibullun aiui imtuae u l teat t i l - i*e|uuity, rfers than eier and ea Ira-easv sUeriiw with new w urui q n J -rn lle r v o u r jo c * * * l S S S 2 V 9 B 2 TRUCK trainuniaeion, propeller almft, hutr male, and other* — I* eto (bttorpd rig id to uwat a particuiar oPAraliitfl condition. _^ N IW I Mora power Knuer /rlcrrmi) ut high os J*2i ii) .Ighl liiecI, •Muauicy eneirae-Ut in I F t h..rreopuwer. T h e bioal _powerful llndge )W H i.hJ" (auk* sver "Juhlfuttd built! Hhntltr turning tltnm- Mrtry u n i t th a t M O V ES th e toad -e n g in e , dutch, to & rooms, katk, an, electric hi DODGE 519 EAST FIRHT STREET COUNTY MOTORS PORT M ELLO N PARK PHONE 1011 K-ew.a5.Tjxi ^3 �v' • a W E P N E 3 D A T AfR. 13. 1951 T H E BANPORT) flERAl.P. r-A N F n n n . FIO R fTlA fA O B BIX Korean War «• •alias, d I'lDM r«a * MB* I rinding l inirii Naii<n> mII h'I n Had Karra fit •■-namtilv Ii" thttiwh llir f’hitlr«p »Bi| ( ’funmiini'li rom|drlalv off lieU »n r Chiitf*r wer pritonrrn >eid ih r Had*' ip rin r rffanrivr w ». H i fnr Apr. II. Thai * « ' on* <*r»k »gn. Tl** Had* allll mi p rnminiHinic Oil’ll lr«n|>» ptrri’mral in rtapjcueril drlayinr arlinnt, t Il »■«» »vl(|p||l Iti aavaral »ikiI * that lha Had, pIOipi w ' l ' piill lllS la rk In w w dafi'lin' (m illinn , u« w« h s » k °"“ n r rcallnir from lha puw rrfu. II. N tlr .mil n rtllliry atli.iki* IJ. 8. I l f l h A ir K o irr plnni” pamndrd Had Ironp and anm.lv nil ilav W h I i i u i U v Two lank* waia i|ri.im y ril ni*i*r Chaarynnp. lU il linn, w rn- m l in many plain f’ih*l» rr|»iii«'d »*• ratal fir lit trim |Mtaltiooe kmai. n l mil nnd ninny (*<iiiiiiinni>' tump* k•Ill’ll nr wonmlad. U. s i ' iu MI i Arm* Mn* of MAGNESIA t o o t h h«ail rjnnrlrr* r " H i^ llt f lllp l I .M '1 Coiiiiiultiltl Irnnpt w ar. k ill'd m wound,-d Titmilay art Inn atnnn, in »;MitttHl A lllr.l Nav.il fnrm i T m >la* punnd'd r a il ami ,»• ■! n*a*l t mi *■<I * Oh ■ m w -U n n r n ililla r) ami carrier plane* T* ' ,tn* ntl 'lull.I ill" I'll'll’ l I M oufhwash, g a rg ld , a n f l-^ icptlc fir if o ld i‘ d ro n in g . . . kills confacfcd g o r m i olmoif i n i t o n t l y when u i e d full.i . ,"*■ •*" rara ami nllta warebmin - 'In alinynl. Marine film* wiitklnr in rluac •uppnrS of pnm nl Im epi allarknl Had Irnnn*' i*iin pn'illnn* ami rnail Iraffir T A K I N C T il * IN IN i; IM . Itn U rl I.. Hwidth. "J Amlv C . Ilwldrn, Routr I. Sanfiii’l. h m rirn tly nndrtitolnif hi" iw l f iji week «f Ualnin* of a It <*<■*► ry rlr Willi Tninpanv " K " , I'O i HnjsO'innt of Oil’ falliwl Mil *" faulty lliviiinn at F'«tl J » r k ""i H r . Pvt Kaililen allandad Mionl In Hanford and wa* Induilwl »«•" tlic Ainiy January 2 for P IN T State rnrmcrH Market H r |M*rf %»* IE* li %%9 till |l% T %T9# V% « *•• »1v H A H H IT RRRlnt4, »'Url4 « Tii* tniCiwiaa arltai I«1«»111'1 • It.* rrnalri* »n 1m natil'.i'l »««*' P uim .r- Mat Nat far prinl’i''* Trm hrt* iri't fralri up t" »• It *|<«ll II . IHf ,, , Naan* **l*v »> • ll.aa l*nl» l-i tip* * •• ill ail" TanilMatmi |li| tipi ||. I t , Uni bunslir t» • *' ( itit.aa* it»|i*Bitinn nnallt* walatit , u par bar »• I'll itiililrn ilrpaint r •l»r> tut i|na|tt» t* * IjiB 'i «: "larr, Kl». P a -a t. drpaad Inc >tuatl't I* A l « r a >iil €*•ah 7 11-. **r . itai.rnnlna rnlitalnri m rtutu #>» rt », ilriw iiittna r| ir« II*y * ilar iral* ■■ ■ 4 ... ii (r ••• liMbar* bn li**» • • • ' (iilkiit brkta im* ' In •ii ibif ' Hi b' * * * im . | . . . tm b|'i n r'tnwdar Ini lib* |i|»*i* Im I ' l l 1 . 'lalm*. I'r * II* 1 till' ■J Skit. J |.« ID III biafc "I ♦bniarb till" * .CftMIM f**’ b1 bk f wa» Ha lip* T. IM t"'* I" -IB *»wfp * >» « t r ill « * ( ) i ( n |i i V»t*a. u» *m* »1 tM #= fiiaptfrnlt. I 1# * * " Urap'lniit Mairli Pa»i|l*». fld*t • • *1 | | * ar| p|| r * |tf|.«t' M# »•. 0-l * r.| * Tba Haalnnl a iilr |*aimr«»' JIl'k a i fatal m*l|ila limn •“ " '* *'••••’ |*|h. In !• * M *r*" 1ft** 'J 111 pai kaa* tew l Automatic I-atmdry A m m o n ln to ri T O O T H P O W D IR 11, liy u n|III 3 *»r |*n, R-*l d ll 2lor44c ilalan Coraall @ 1 9 S H AV E CREAM HORM ONE KIENZO C REAM ANTISEPTIC t % nr. Rag $> ei lother. Rag S9r SUN * * GIASSIS 2 for Man'* find India*' 99° - 10 Knrnnd A Oak I’h. UW8, DR. H. K. RINti ftH in u P R A C TO R Pltaar rail fm ippolntmalit Phone ! 7S? • 171•• _ ..IM If m . I n , iba i n Ilk I* Waal ( H , I PRO-CAP SACCHARIN TABLETS R O Y G R E E N ’S WA ' n > ri Ifc SERVICE J*U-M fl-O Sir* NO (o \ l* i -O f fin g p ip ir in M a d e ! 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Rag XSc 2 for 86c QUIK-SWABS r. mh .. lor*-., Reg. ?n 2 for 28o SHOE LACES lu ll ha,?/*4'/,l(l Rap Ilk 2 for lie ( A P S U L f , ’ f t j t -L i a i y p u r Die*) K U B B IN G ALCOHOL COM POUND) Far a rnaling, taalhina tub down Rtf P9f « n l A A H K O F M A G N E S I A . , . Ref Y)c Pml 2 fq r 4 0 c F I A N I S '.imuljied. 3 slued . . . . Rpr 11,00 2 for 1 .0 1 A S H TN A Y S shell nt M fuiiems. hag ii* 7 for 1 1 c G Y P S Y C R E A M Im utnbtim R nr . Reg Mr 2 for A O c T ( A A P N O N ivUsiie, lahshfl* . . . Ref Me 2 f o r S i c P 1 H S nn|WMted bnji. K»m|^faMwd. . R»( $1.W 2 for 1 .0 1 FOOT P0 WDB soothes « hm| feet...................... 4 or, Rag33c X (w 34* SFIRITS OF CAMRNOI........................................................ I nr. Rng37c 2 h r 31 c (OWNSTROP RenlUin ................................................4 n r . Rag. SV X l o r 40c REA RM Athlete’s limm etil...................................... Gnr. Ragi^v X far 90c AFTtR’SNAVI lOUON | ivamlai.............................. 4 n; . RagRV 1 fee * 4 t ASPIRM TARtIT) pmelesl. Sgi . . . . . . . If, -. Pag ?/, g jgt STATWHflY Rnyrltnn, 74 li^l -, h» » l -. ?lany Prg sV fin, 7 far 8At TINCItIRf 1001 Iff II r puiata',1 | nr, Rag J far ] Q( MOUSINOtOWO00 RANT I II i , . Wet . 1, 1? u Bag,v j SACOIARIN TABUVS gum .. . I{V I ',. Reg I Tf. J fee t,IF SHAVEOtAMReiill, brusNr*m lilhei .Reg lit lube 7 fee CGt PM OWTMOtf sonlhing, aslungenl................. I nr. Rrg hV X far 44 c CMHHIDROPS Aipirai, arilhcspmn.......................... Reg 10c PV| . Xfar lie PIASTN NIFMDS men's A Udws‘ .......................... Reg } | 00 Xfar1 .lt SOMAHHTTAlim ..................................................... 140' s. Reg IV. Xfar 34c RUMIEIATIf liveadei. . . . . . pn« ni; orig * „ Reg J | 10 X far 1.1 1 MtlTBNEARDS Humomns tveiydiy . . . . Reg Tl Hoi 2 far 1.01 MONKIT (OMPOUNO API. leblah ____ V >'\ Rag 70r t far 30c VITAMIN Ii fhaniinaHydmrhintida JOrng inn's Rag SI.08 X far 1.99 0 AMTT DfOOORANI CREAM................... . . I’. i or. Rrg 4 > 2 far SOc riAVORfO ASPIRM lot rhddian ................. I gi TV* Ray 3V X far 3k JACK RNIFI linquois. 7 Wide* . . .................................. Reg hfk 2 far Ale IA 1< Hill * Runted . ....................................... ftill Pound. R*g b9e } far 40c I MfRCMOCNtOMI puietrsl ........................ H nr. Rag TV Xfar 2k | MIN I HANMHKNKF rntlnn Reg ? ' * 2 far XAc 1 FACIAL SOAP liyendrt . Hoi o il trke*. Rag /be X far 74c I AMffSIVI POWDER (Sentinel.................... ................ 1 or. Rag bV. X far SAc NANO RRItSN Flen/ n, * * * lr| rnloit.......................................Reg Me X far Sit TOOnUCM DROPS lot lernp leiiel............................. Reg TV: X far 2 k MICN. PUK& Imd RiHtmmc................................................... Reg. Mr. 2 far Sic IOVNCM0 M I ................ .............................. I nr hotlle. Rag (ITS Xfar UA liftNCIPlfPOMMI * 1 S P sliength ______ lnr , Reg. 4 /c Xfar Alt SROOt (IIAMSHAMPOO ...................... Ant | « , Reg SI bl Xfar l . i « CASCARA MOfUBA i p . Iiulrni lit * . . . . . HWs. R»g 81c Xfar lie REXAU RAM0 B . . ................................... .... . . . . 4 or. Reg ?V X far 30* WATCH STRAP Regent, Im w bmwn leslhw . . . Reg Me Xfar Sit NANO10 VI094 Mc* ril > Almond . . . . . . . . . Reg. Pml X far 70 c COMBS Minmum, bird tubfcei. 7 styles .............................. Reg We X far 91 c IV XfarXOc S Mulri-vitwmlnt fwr cfiltdran > «’ 2 IN 1 2 9 COBUVU OR high prdemy .......................... Pml I Ear M l ADDS CAPlUtlS 4 essenlul vilcmms. . 100 * I fe* I AC BCTACAPS Vilcmin B tiptules. . . . . . . 100‘s 9 far t i l • OfWIIS' YtAIT TABS, H Comptei................. TbO* I Mr 1 J 1 PBIVCAPS thdd*ea> muIhrUmm* , 72 s Xfar M l i‘i i :» l l r• * ' v * ^ ; v 2 f«i6 6 e • • -• �la Unity There I* SJtwnglh— THE WEATHER T e Prelect the T ra c e af Ike World; T e Promote the ef America. T e Predate I’roeparity fer daafeid. Mostly Ihruugh shower* pecially portion. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXXU SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY APR. 19. 1951 Kfttahliahed 1908 A k m k U U iI P rerut L e a n e d cloudy and unsettled Crlday with occasional and Ihundrrvlnrmv o in north and centra; Mild temperature*. W ire MacARTHUR URGES SPEEDY VICTORY Special Session | Bill Passed By Florida House Attacks Probe Chinese Lines W * L e g is la tu re ** C a p tu re d '% ‘ TALLAHASSEE. A,u. 19 </l’i 7 a prnfifMljti! Si Clasping a welcome home Uniquet, Mr*, (toughs M arA iihu r tide* wlih the former Supreme Com­ mander and thrlr sun, Arthur, through the *treet« of San Ftnnrisro from the a iriu rt to the Hi. Eran* ns lln lrl. Tin- trip, nurmally made in les* Ilian an hour, took many time* lhat as crowd*, estimated at more than a iprurtet of a million, milled al«iul Mira automobile. I Intel national Soundphntol H ope Of Finding B-And P-W.KIrcis RidgwayWarnsOf c.,1.___:_ Subm arine rC-----r e w Mrs. E. J. Itouth As |mniinpn| Throat President For 11151 ,ram,nent * hredt A liv e D w i n d l e s O b j e c t D e s c r ib e d A s P o a a lb ly T b c A f f r a y Foimd In Gh^rtnbf — ■— ■ I’O R T S M r t rfH , Eng.. Apr. 19 t / F )- A re»roe ship marie con- JunKe M. B. Smith 1»«• ,f^*v *"u ** might Ire llic tubniarinr Defers Ruling On Terminal1 Bonds V Judge Millard H. Rmlth an­ nounced laic vrslrrdajf afternoon at the eonrluaion of if hearing in regard to the validity o f leaning UAOjOOO worth of port terminal bnnda that he would reartvr hie ruling for a time and t a ll the raae under adviiament The date for further hearing on the matter wai not *#t by fudge Hmith. aald City Attorney A. Ed ­ win Khtnholaer IhH morning, hut Jt wai Ind(rated by Ihe Judge that fce will call a hearing when he ha* thoroughly reviewed the argu­ ments. Tlte motion of Ihe City •• pell tinner to strike the answer of a group of intervenere seeking In block the bond Watte w»a argued hy M r. fihlnholaer am) fJ. W. vener* v •preatinna aa to the le g a lly of the rubllrutton of notice prior to legdative enactment on the terminal bond Issue. The act itself and the TCMlntion regarding ft M adopted lhe City Cnmmieaioft, was qua*ned a* to legality, aa era* al«n the City's power lo pledge nark ing meter fund*, raid Mr. fihln'o l MV. m The Criy. he added, eonght to aetabliah the valldMg « f all of the proeuudinge and In Uile re­ gard the C ity eountel referred to court derision* on related bond Is­ sues in other rlllae In Florida. f k w I OK VO. Apr. If» 1,1*J T A L I.A IIA S H K Cr -. opr. Ape. IS— IdT— The Horida Senate today thudered the f llitr Welfare board lo give another Wote Iagency Ihe name* of receiving aid foe blind nraa. A rewalullno hy Senalora Collin* nT Tails Hsaaee. Maynard of 81. peter*hnrg and Pranklla of Port M y era aaid a Senate commlitre had been advised that aaeu KM peranna geltiag welfare benefila could be rehabilitated by the Florida council for the blind. — The Florida House. warned that a governor could virtually “ deal the dome nil the rapitol" while f h e legislature „ , i X e , •(•turner) . __ ^ ill themmlve* *p»< ial maker* rail themuMvee into spatial <Continent On Page S it) f , H a tn I i.tilitrri <d tic c RainSlows Advance T o l d T A 1,1,AIIAHHKR, Apr. I S bTT— A hill in require elate nfflclala or employea who make more Ikan M.SW a year to file copies of their Incnaie ta i reluma with Ihe secretary of state waa introduced by (tap. Nesmith of Wakulla today. He aald lh» requirement would promote honeat gnv era meat by making II poMlble to find oM If slate worker* may has* “ received bribes or graft from persona $ o h o would endeavor to rauw aueb official or employe lo be* tray the puhfir trout or foreaake for private gain the publir in­ terest and give their loyalty tr Others than the general pub­ lic." W A M IIM ilO .V Apr l‘t tri'j G - petal Douglas M scArthutv .ulilrr** \|r. Provident. M r. j'i'eakfr anil longrr»v. I stand on thiv rmlrunr with pin !,- !.;„ulitv in rhf wake "I llm»e prr.il j Amcff.cai . . JftwiPour In to A re a Around C a p ito lD o m c U n d e r P re s e n t Text O f M acA rth u r Speech\ L ia s ite d A l l i e d iMjicAFrhurw RldcThTough FacktHi' S*»« rraitii.sco S im iU " Alltay I i.qi|'<-<) on llir Ixillnm nl llir (.tit; lull Channel, hul lliratinmally laid il had little ho(>* any of the 7* officer! and men aboard were atill alive. A diver «■ > »rnt lo the bottom to find out whether the object found hy sound wave rontart might l>r the .-.qhmarine, which Iterator atink under 1PR feet of water after a practice dive Mon­ day night The imitil w »» almiit four and half mile* southwest of where the Afftav ahotild have submerged- about a mile off her (iMtllr. I. J. Callaghan, I’atliatnenlary Saeretary to the Itrlllah Admir­ alty, announerd thla, hut aald at the same time "hopes that any live* will now lie aaved are dwingling." The Admiralty aald earlier II had oo reaaon for arousing hope that any of the men aboard now would be found alive. I*>n* alienee from Ihe bottom of the English t’hannel rut all praetlral hope today for Ihe fra­ m e of 78 men entombed in Ihe Inal llritlah Submarine. The flrillah Admit ally »*UI thla morning that it had received no report* to Justify hope* M-nt tha (Continued on Page (III) Mr*. K. J. Koulh »s * eletlfd prrndcnt of the Sattfoyd Businr** ami Profenlenil Wontsn'i Ctnh at a meeting last night at the Cham ber of Commerce Building, KinautTved* J lr a , M . tiiugU' " n k > n w e s i h f - was -ebrte i v k a-president. Other o f f l o o r s elected were, Ml** E lilr Fark v, first vire-pre*idsnll Mr*. K It. Carter, *eroni vice-president: Mr» Kd l.iUle. rerordltw W Trrtniv Mt*e D«irnthy Vnn tier bull-, r-irrrv|Hinding verretarv and Mr*Marion Harman, treaamri. Mr*. Helen Uennatt, district di­ rector of the organisation ail I leg­ islative chairman of the (Irian In II. and r.W . Club outlined pending legislation. Tw o state measure* weir op. priced hv Mrs. Bsnnett, one a clau*e in a bill which would nn» vide lhat iuvonile court judge* b. lawver*. Judge Mattie Feroi.-r, Orlando, one of the out*ten-ling juvenile Jmlge* of the Mate ic not a lawyer, the pointed out Opposition w ai also voiced lo a bill wldrh would prohibit worn en from working at night She Mated the requirement* of wom­ en who hold nubile office* nnd listed srnmig these, good jm l«. mrnt, common sense and fair play. Mr*. Carl Prism* announced that the final dinner meetin.r of the II ami P.W, » peach clinic will iw held tonight at T i l l fi'elcn1* a* the Mnnteiums Hotel. A l»« emnnipced was the notice of the ipecisl gam# between Ihe (Irlando and San/erd i.sccl^ill eluh* at Orlande on Apr. .to, pro reed* of which will ttt Inward ihe purchase of a mobile s-rav unit by the Orlanilo B. and P.W. rlub. Mra. V H , Grantham wa« Introdurnl aa a new tnamlstr. Senator Vandenhcrg' Dies Mr*. T. F. McDaniel's Mother Dies Suddenly Hr. and Mr*. T . f Mr Daniil have left fnr Atlanta, G a . where sudden mother, Mrs. Earl O. Ricliarfcew, which , last night foil#wing a heart attack. * 1Tuner aI service* for Mrs. Hirhardsnn wilt he held Saturday at the H . M. Pattersep and Hon* Funeral Home aad burial will follow In an Atlanta cemetery. In addition to Mr*. McDaniel. Mrs, Xlehardaon Is also survived three sops. T A X L E G IS L A T IO N Tag Collector Jofcti U Galloway he Sedate, died tail eight after an art added Qlttess atei two operation*. The elder atateaman waa Iwotnuncntal Mr pt-p»rti«r ( * N | * F*k1*1,f* V* * h O f 3rd W orld W ar C o rn m n n c lc rT c J Ift N e w D iv is io n p .T ic d T n Be P ro - F o r 'R a 't t lc SEN D AI. J*paii7 Apt 19 f/t’ 1 General Matthew H, Itwlgwav new t'm lrd Nations inmmamlri. warned today that the United Stairs it “ undci tmimnrfl threat I W ill ** On ho fust inspe,tion Irqie ai Supreme Commanjer. Hidgwav told the 22 led Regiment of Tali forma's newly arrived 40th Divi •nm: "To all tnlept i ami pnypnne you're here tn vi.n "We stal’d illotec the imminent thre*i „( scar nbteh ran te ||» leaihe'J at the tone amt plare of choosing of other people . , . "However good yon Mirnk yo<•re. and I know you are r .km!, ynu'vr got a long way to go to reach the standard of velrrno ( American I seasoned c o m b a t troops who are ju*t nrro*a the water, t am confident you'll us.every minute of the time you've it U'-nn-.e ymi ijun'l know amt don’t know when the ehlp-. will lie down." The ;’1WI mile trip from Tokyo never inrcreeled a Ja(san gairinoe •(•m ivaM flu r-#|. Slat Allied ItufU'v Isllhl hc,1 1 luolisft ........... *11-11 k riorllr of (lie newly ... rcptuird I Iw si lliul (tower dlam un and ' reicrvoil on the east-central Ironl in North Korea. Ihe Alliey inred the log liulroel', tin prill UVdnrMl.iv alter Itrdi who hail ilefended it iluhhotnlv lor <layi ih|q>ed .iw .iv to the north Ihouiandi til Allied dnughhnyi |«oiied into the (lam and revefvoii area IViiled Nations rillemerv alruik notlh (mm llwaclion at the wed end of the revervoir. Ihe) trailed fue with an enemy Rt",|P nl undlsiloted ilrenilth hut later withdrew, t'hlnevc Red. |oj|led hai k all ahm a the rent rat flout in llir mountamoui airs wed of the reiervoir liain, smoke ai l bare made sit obieivathui impoi'ihle. Itul |tnite*l Nation, troop, patrolled aggrr aivrly far aloud of Ih rir line* In those craggy hrigtil. wilhoilt op position. Heave rain slowed the Allied push on the western front. Chinese mounted n daylight, ifuitpniiy-elsrd couiiterattark I11 nulra Inilde |{cd Korea north of Vonejinn Alliffl artillery ami a late *f terpoqn air <l|ike threw bark the U. N. forrr* inched fiuwaol lip the la-t hiflereal Iwfore Ch'Uw„n. 17 air mills mu lb of the Under Other Alll'd troop* nrnred Chig vnt tf, ,nt]t lo-mt of Ghirrwon and 111 an miles Inside the rntland. Ilehind (lord lines, American engiriirt, and Korean roail c m w « weir working day and nigh* lo wratl-ei prreif mails auailist Moheavy rain* siWin due. T b rrr was no official •’•*.ianation for Mir -uil’len tied (nillliark lhat (M'rmittrd the Allies to take over the Ifwacbon dam and r<»eervoie. Kighl of the dam's Id flofelgale* w rrr at ill open. The dam i.- dVO feel long and 2'di feet high. Il lark* no w>ater for II miles ami nnee as a major .outer of looser fta i*KB,ir 9lf| _ , I '( '1 11 1(111 \ llf * ,,,r w L U IIIM 1 .T k ll Planned For Slone Of Scone Thieves LO N D O N , Apr. IU Mb Scuta wjui awiiwd Mrltain'n (Coronation Stone of Scone committed "* vul­ gar art sf vandalism.” Attorney General Sir Hartley Hhawerma vaid ta h v, but he told Mir House of Cnnm on* he won't have anyIxvly arr< ited for it. The St«ne. upon which llrilain'* kings have Item erownc<| for tenlurie*, was turned over tn a ■bun b laretake in Arliroath, SroliaiHl. hy unfdaalifii d Scots aliout s week ago. It bad been Ihe object of a nationwide search G H A N O IIA r ilt H . M u h . Apr. ever sinci ii was snstchrd from Weatmlnsier Atdey 107 <lsy» (*■IU otb Senator Arthur II Van fore. denbrtg died (■**! night. Shawrrov; said t h r o f f*»nr Death eame quietly lo Mlehi gait's Republican senior Senator ardent s-ntndi Nationalists link­ after a long illness, 27 dav* fof. 'd to the ppectsenlur theft hava lowing his sisty^evrnth birthday. admlttnl their ImplieaMon, hut lie Senator VancUnberg had iiee’i said he did hot tldnk the publir fignling tenariouvly to regain hit mterasl required direct criminal health «fn"e surgery Octolser ,t, proceedings. The Stone, known in Srnta as 1042, for irronval of the up(ier lobe of his left lung The operation "HroMand'- fit'-ne of De»tiny,“ wav was performed at tfnivrrsit/ ot looted from Scone Atd>ev in 1206 Michigan hoi.pltal. Ann Arlm.-. and brought to Kuglan I Scot*, He recovered an-l rrtirrneil whose rulers for etgiit renturi*» briefly to hi* Keiute duties. In had (seen crowned while srate.t April of I0W) he nn>lrrwei,l a *er on the Stone, never let up In nnd major operation at Washing­ their drum nd* fnr it* return. But ton > Georgetown Hospital for re ­ the Kngluh regard itc rightful moval of a tumor from Ida sptnr. plare as Westminster Ahlaiy. r BipaHisSan Policy taaderVaiulenherg Dies Affur Illness SCH O O L M KKT D AV M R K TIN G Hunt. T . W . t-awton left Ihl* n ia t l" " nf officers of the Dl» morning for Galnenvllle where hr , shied A tileries o Veterans I'osl will attend a ronferrnre of slate will calie plare at a meeting to­ luperinlendettla. night at 6:00 o'clock at Ihe legion Hut, and Lin Twyman, W H A T H IN A N A M K post eorrmarder, t<»t*y urged H T T B B t lR O II, A rr. IH -( A T — all memlwrs Im prevent. Refresh­ The police want no more rtun- ment* Will Iw served. plainta from this Joe. Ills full name gumi up lb» A S S A S S IN A TIO N works. C H I C A G O , Apr. lO -d A b The rops heard from him last llaavtly bordered In black, ths night, about hi* stolen auto following two column notice an I leans* platea poo red among advertisement* h B u i b y the lima hi* telephoned •he Chicago Tribune: complaint waa •nlertd. paaaad fa R esp ect T o The Memory Of alone to operators and moved General Douglas Mae Arthur •Tar tfca teletype, the confused W ho Was Politically Aadepartment teetered on aomethlng aiaated By Th e DemorraU • like rhaoa. Administration, We Will Bs This la tho name that waa th* Cloned All Day Thursday. cause of It all— Joseph NieslodW, R. Gardner Co. Jojoar«w(UaM ki XvRbosdlit Min Ckkw H* : .' ! R otjr_P oin ts Of Far K? A»rn Policy Pc vcaicd T o Congress By Retired General h o i . --------- • • I «(o not *t*nrl Iterr «* * tcnc.»lc fo« mi putn.in cause lot ih lo iirt sre lumlamental -itul ir.o li quite beyond ihe i-■tin* « l im li u n ■Miiiteutiom liie y mtltl be resolved on tlir li)Rhe*| (t|ine of pj I i<n.il intrred il om course it to prove voiind cm) out io lo tr (xotcclcrl I itutl, Ihrtrfore, ib.it you will do me the opt n r of r r e n t i n g lb*i W A 8 IIIN G T O .N . Apr. i9 — t.-Pt— timers! IbiiicU* 'lac* Arthur said loda> that “ interrial sulnersion and corruption" and "detailed regimentation'' threaten the rountrv no lr«»* than in ll e o r p v\ aohimeton's day. In a brief address before the Daucbtrrs of t t ' . i T u t j S Lfkttliilitin. >141*\rlbur «iiti. "The f IIrjou ritm|ilr%i(ir* amf rim* i ml Ihe tirlAllnl refi* ineii'Mlitip finer itur daily H» fhreAten nnr cciuntry fm lj) no lr%* thdii in » a*lilnf (on*a flu i .** which I have lo t*y it -olrly c*(ue»*in« the con olcrcd viewpoint ot W /V 'U IN G TO N . Apr l*» i*T*) a fellow American (irneral D oiir I.i i Mat Arthur *.»id I tddrrt* you with nrillir* rancor nm hitlcme. in thr l.uhny today ho view* of the Far E-vt iwiliRhl of lilr. with but one purpose in mind lo <ei\e m i counti) 'have been fully dialed hy p’ vr(a|i|>l*llir). Ihe ntuei n r ulohtl, an! *o intriloiked that to tom m ei llir to ally e irry military leader” inpir-bten.* nl one sector ohliviou* to ll-osr *d inolliei I* loll I loud •hiding the U . S. |oinl Chief* of Jita tlri Ini the whole. NXIulc -\*l* u lonmi uli ft.-.reel to .* tin- Staff. I ho aitrilion hy thr dc|H,«rd V ilcw ty In kuro|>e. il is no lr*i true that I un>(*e is the qstewav i t I ir I astrm commander in an *dAsia, and l’i ' broad influence of thr one < m m>l I ail h m il dirts to Congreve bought a dot > rni|Mil upon the other I heir are those sslm iliun <<oi vliriw.lh is in ipplauve wilh Hepiihhc an memheii cilerpiali to |irr*cecl oo both flunlt, that we cannot t,.,u lr <uir e|l<ui standing and rhrrnng MacArthui I can think ol no itreatei esptrirlon o< drlralon t applatiscj II a (Mifcntial enemy can divide luv tlreni’ih on two fronts, it o vvat odeiiupted for nrarly a min­ lot u* to ccunlei luv etfoil. Ihe Corniimniit tlukil t» a glohd one. ute He had pievtoutlv irvlal— l the lit cuccrvclul advance in one in lu l iluralcn* ihe clcrlrucllon ol eseri other vector, Vou cannot i|ipe**c or nlheiwiir tiirtemfci to (nut |*ointv of hi* vtrdcgic policy t'limniuniun in Avia witlvnnt simnllaneourly nndnminmt* out rMoit* to for the Orient, They wrrr, lie Mid I An ei otlomic blockade of ■mil i|i ids slice in Lioopc (aiqil.uivr ) I level'll pomliriK nlli llievi gennal tinmn I hail conlltir Ins ' i^na dlMUttinn lo the genital a rea«*~ '' pitltiilli low. i In fltrly lower C Inna m ail ■•f Asia. s-tatUni left lit! in |,iastnttou lU-fore one .oav ohjertivrly now hi Itu ilii t. Removal nl the leilrirtious World lru"l gie« a>*r* the situation now •listing war's wske on arn.il reconn.ipc in •• over there, he must comprehend "time- play little port in Asian thinking (lun.i thing of A'la't past and lh<' ro and an little iimlcrstnod. What th< people strive f«»r tv 4 A removal of the reitrulions v<diitinn*rv rhangr-. which have marked her rourse up to Mu- the opportunity fur n little pioh - •UI the ground lolecv nl Nation li­ tcunarho, a lit*' presmt. Long exploited hv the f, mh( ip IIk ii -••■called colonial powers, with better clothing on their h»ik* nt China "with Inguinal <15quirt little opportunity tn arhtrvr and * little ftrme* roof nver Irom us." J ) ,,, | „ , mM(|, ,|„ S , anv 'leg*** of aortal Justice, in- M.e.1 head*. *ml M-e r.ahts'loMl thr nmnial n*Uon*litie* trie . t -, . j c ,w ” s t- c l ’ i divliiuah- dignity or a highn qf for imliflwl D-rdoni tmnall.t tfooBs nf 'Owahg K-vt She V starolmd rf life site)* * ewlvk I Tlicse (Hilitieal vnelol conditions I with the I ’nitecl Stslec fuini'liing out own tinhle adminlvtration to th< i'hfllptiities, Mie penile q havr iml an indiK rt t'a 'iie i Upon j vtipphr* Avia foiimi thrlr opiiortutilti in nur own national t r c o r it ), ><„- , t Iterung lu ll'll him broth whin Ih** war JuM past to throw <>f( do form * luc'-tcdinp to content he came to both ihe tec uml itul (u irnrv planning which m o t t> , llie iliaikle* of cfiloniativni an I thir I1 mint's now f-re the rtswn ol new op thoughtfully ennsub red if we at to avoid the pitfall (Mirtiiiiity, a heretofore u "M ' ’ ......... M ir Arthur tan) ol hiv (volny "nf dignity, arid the scilf-respei-t <1 lam, line I hvie been ‘e t 'i i i, i i i l « l j r - t Ilf more ilir.it nnd immediate politirsl freedom. in many qiisrlerv, pum ipillv .*• Muviering half nf the earth's tool ring 0poll our prilional se­ population, and 6u percent of it t curity an- the rhangev wrough' hloail " Hut, he raid, h - In .I nevei natural re*ources, these peoples ip the stratcgl) (eitential of th.- braid my rfiticirm ol llieve views are rapidly consolidating a new I’aclfir Mcran in the routs* of irom "resnonvihle nut lu v .lu'liorfurrr, leilh moral and material, thr past war. ilie,, including our ow-i hunl Prior I hereto the wt tern vtrs with which to raise the living United ( llle|v ol .Sialf." standard and the adaptation of trgtr frontier of tin Stair* lay on the littoral line nf M arA iihu r said he lia<t called the Hrvlgn nf modern progr.to Mn-ir own dlstinci eultursi thr Americas, « *b an rspO'i'-i f>ir reinforcement* in Korea bit I - la ml i.vltepl <vtrnding opt was informed they veer, not avail­ enflrnnmints. M -K '-iv ami able He satit hr had warned that kVIutlier one adhere to th- •iirougii 1iaw.nl roncept (>f cctontaltsation <u iopi, 1,11.1111 lo t|i. I'blllp.upr v That unlr > permission was grant*** tn this is th e direction of A-dan salient proved ti"' in ■import »f ' -•rub Manchurian U - « '-In- k . I* th-- China eo**r and u-e Nall uni-irogieia and they not tu t oipul strength bill ao ,>vt|n,< nf wiak t is a corollary to Mm stdfi of ne»* along wlmb the etietm 1■* forces mi Formosa Mo r-oviMitn the world (COnomlc frontiers nv could and did atlni-k The 1‘aeif’ <if hi* rotnmnml "forbade v .'trtry" thr wholr epleanler of world wav a |i'itrntl«l eira of advance III Korea. ftluolly, MacArthur vaid the ina f U r v rolates bark toward the for anv prectalurv (ntcv‘ Intent 11 (K ill sinking at tlo leiri|efili;i Invention of the l'hl*it*e Cirmarea whvnre It startl'd. iniinlst.. In the K->rean fii'bting (n thl* situation, H become • lan, I area*. had railed for "renlivlir adjust­ vital ih»*. nur own country nrlrtn AM Mils v*a rbangrd bv our ment of militaty stratigv and itch its teillele* In roninnaner wilh Pariflr victory <)ur Irategic decision* have not l.ccn forthcom­ this haslr ryvolutlonarv rondltlon frontier then Ihiftrd to rmliracr rather than ptiriu* a course blind ami entire Parifu U o s 'i, vvhieh ing.'* MacArthur said hr w it not to nallty that the colonial era hcrame a va^t tonal to prntrrt ron»ultrd I., advsnre on the rend­ is now pail and the Asia people . us as long as wr h>-l<l it ln<leei| ing of American tn»ip* into Ko­ haven't the right to shape tbel' it acts sv a prohctivr shirt I rea, hut the mon “ proved to he own free dsstlny. What they for all *if ihe \rm -ru « ,<nd a'l a sound one.” seek now is friendly guidance free land' of tbr t'orifif tb ran ID* voire rising u- vibrancy, understanding ami support, not HK-s. Wr runtrn| it to Mie shore- MacAfthur told i o n g n -- "We imperious direction (applause). „ { !•* a rhaln if Islandr coiilil hotd In Korea bv c m vu nt the dignity of equality and not ,-stendlng ill so from ihe maneuver . . hut wr could hope nt the hame of subjugator Aleutians In lo Mm iaiircas, lo Id best for only an indecisive cam­ M a a lla s t* l i t P s i r v t s l Their pre-war standard of life, 1 paign." Those who would appe.l < Red •Titna "are blind" SlacArthur 'aid. He doelaroa Bm ltt Itii-on would mil necessarily tnesh i:ei power willi tied Chins if Mi<- United NaMonv force* carried th war fur­ ther. Any pew enemy, he -aid, will •'tike only if it (eel* (lie I *Unce I* In her favor on a world scale llj I I K R ' I A N It. AI.I.HN lie declared earlier Iha' For­ W A S H IN G TO N , Apt. 19 (A ’l Many a hero sr><! ihouttmlv o| mosa must not he allowed to fill v'clorioui American troopv have Irncl the route up IVnnryl* ama Avenu: Inin enemy hand* It is part nf an i-land arr, h* that General Douglas MacArthirr (ollrtws liwlay, aid, from whlrh IT. H. alt ami *ea One important clilferente. morl of them hive wnoml up •ailing l«iw ir ran control Ih - Pacific and at the Whit* lloua*. The “ muintain it as a prctertlve *up sc" Arthur parade If arhednleil to entiling rnrnnuttr< i. llew-ey "wn* for all Ihe America MacArthur concluded with u re­ wind up at thr Wavhingtnn plainly astonished'' «t thr sir/ of th r throng, thr Star said, ami collection of the old soldier 1shatl Monument ground*. The historic avenue's first big isiwr.i rnnilantlv iti nil directions "Old soldiers never die, they just ''There wav »b evident |n< k evf fade away." victory show was thr March of any attempt nn the part of the He vaid he was closing out 3? the buy* tq blua in JSfiS, Thou acids uf union troops pawed in admiral to (in:.* nr to act before yrarv of military servirr with that rselrw, hut no <mr man wac Ih* grrst rrowd,’’ th* Star’* hail ad in mind. writer said. " I now close rny Piililatv *ar-..er alngl'-i out for tribute. In rontravt was the parade at After Ihe President presented and just fade away," hr vaid vrars later for Admiral George tin* sword, the (wo rode hack up dramatically. “ An old soldi-e who (('••ailaa** era -■ ■ • Sl st Dewry, ihs h»rn of Manila liar Pennsylvania Avenue to the In th<* KpanDh-Amerlcan War. White House In carriages, fol­ INrway r<e*|y*d ■ Jeweled lowed by the offirera and mar •Word, voted him by fnngre**. In of lh « Olympia, Dewey's flag J A I-K N O X V IL L E Apt ceremonies at th* rapltnl Mel, ship. That night M eK i.ilry enter­ vu 3. IkW. tained with a dinner for Bit Atlanta II f.'cwey waa a tramendmisly at Ihe While House (no III,m a rs Mrowns'il'a 81* popular figur*. Th* Washington speeches). tid Er*nlnjr Star recorded that as Almost asaetly 20 years later Chicago SB Admirals Schley and Sam'psnn. -on Sept. 17, HMD— the rity Denvtt AA two other war haro**, appeared turned oat again for G.e hero of Dea Moines 67 there was a rlp p lt of applause W orld War I, General John J. Detroit New York 6d from th* crowd Jamming Ih* Pershing. 60 rapltol pltia "but when Dewey Pershing himself, on horseback, Washington 47 earn* *n ><ht th* oatburol wa* waa at ths head of the parade, Montreal 78 a t'i1 'V t!b a b l«." behind Mm cam* “ Pershing's Jacksonville 76 «• . •«* l half hour early with ow n" regiment of men h.nnd- Miami SO 7 wMJ Mcitirley (to the m r- pteked from sis different divi* Tallahssst* Tampa 8.’ (CrotiM rt ua rngo » U j VllJy 7\ U M b m <?: tfce wqj. t Follows In Footsteps O th e r Great American Heros M a c A rth u r Of 'Phc Weather � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 18, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c22a643e8fd2daafec5a6c0d924fe8d4.pdf df967209f0897928d070410a441bfc8b PDF Text Text ‘ MSg* —— r Vr/» . - "-■= i ' ^/V . ■ * P A O O ff — t h e g A w o a n m B A i n .^ A J a f lg P .T T Q R iP A Mac Arthur Returns i 1_1 In 1:1:11 Business In Florida For March H e a tia a e S Pram h ( * One* were kept at a distance by rope harricade* and aggressive Air Form police. The A ir Polire roughed up at JACKK0NV1LLF,, Anr. in— «>*»» Irati a doirn photographers who — Hank debit* In llo rid t last trle*l to get rlo»e criougnli for unmonth showed coot imml good olwtructr*! view* of the event. One of the manhandled photobusiness. Th r report on dr-hit* Ini! craphcr*, A l"« Paul Strong of check* and withdrawal* from San PraneUrn said. "they grabbed Individual srrnuntst wa* made one guy and literally pitched him actually today tnr T . A. Lenfnrd, vie*, through thr air. president ami general manager lamneed. General MarArthur remained of the Jackjumville hranrh of the Federal Reserve flank of aloof to I hr row a few fret behind him a* he shook hand* with Ad* Atlanta. mlral Arthur VV. Radford, IJ. H Ill* report showed: “ Thai dm Inc the first I hi re Navy commander In thn Pacific; month* of 1I>CI, debit* were 23 Hawaii’* Governor Ingrain Stainperrent greeti-t ttian for the hack nod Army Secretary Frank n m r period of 1850, St. Peters- I’acr, Jr. rrportr.l the tare*:* _ '■> M r;. MarArthur left the plane, 2T ^irrent, ami creator Miami ircliriHtrncil the "llataan,” on thr hank* laid an lncrea*c of 11 arm of f.t. Col. Anlhonv Story, perrrni. The#** hit(h*, however, MarArthur’* pitot. The five »l»r w ’ re tempered tiy alowt r « « , .» ol ( ■rcr.iraJ Joilo.vcJ with hi* Id-year cam ... (trlamlo alol 1.1 inon. 'l old *on. Arthur who wn* born in “ire., ‘A T% |ivi , »ol" {fin ra»r » i V .‘•iafiiia an*i never cwiofa made la«l month over Mur eh a the irnltr.l Slate*. , ago. At) of (he major trade A* the General stood In the tenter* » bowed gain*. rnneinc doorway of the plane hi* face wa* from one of 2* percent In HI. wreathed in *mile» for a brief Peter»burjr to a low of It per ranl moment. A few mlnutea lalor be in Miami. Marrh debit* in I‘rn> grinned broadly a* lie met Rad­ tutroU wet». up 20 percent from ford, Kinnhark »nd Par*. Marrh of la*1 year, followed I.v welcoming committee hiii'i: a 2!t.perreni unto in Jacksonville. a The flowere*! lei around Mr*. MAc* "A ll of Ihe »eetn Plorlda title* Arthor** i.eek Hhnllnt Idc Were JTJ ■ . « *' |fe ,. ■u > 'id'*1nc Grriai'ai KT.u h i. had gain* from February to Marrh. A high of 'J2 prrernt wa* •on. Only four minute* after they reporlr,! In I'enaamla liut till* wa« offiet loinetrhnt by llm II* loft the plan* the Mar Arthur* prrcenl Increase* In Miami and were on their way to Radford'* home. greater Miami, rcspertivcly. Mr*. MarArthur wa* dre»»ed ill **ln the .l*th H l'ld rl o« 1 wholr, whirl* Inrlude* all or a purple null. She grinned broadly part «f ala Southeastern -tale* a* she left the plane. The O m c o l del.il* followed the pattern wore j i dark olive drab uniform In Florida. Thr dl*trirl year-lo with Kisenhower tyrie liatllr Jac­ date increair wa# 23 (KTrent, tin ket. lie also wore hi* fanmu* sun *ame a* In Florida, anil the rate tan golf*lcafrd hat, of coin ovrr Marrh HUM) « » Arthur wore n dark Iteanir rap 21 perrtnt for the district and 1ml a rad Jacket. 20 jierrenl fot thr #tatr Story 'aid Arthur wa* rpdt*’ "Thr»e fitturr# are in line wit’* eirited during the trip. He and I hoar for M l rlliri throughout- Mr*. MarArthur vUltrd the pilot’s the United State* The national compartment a* the plane neared In. tea**' in debit* over the fir*' lllrkam Kidd and looked down at three month* of I [trill w.i« 21 Honolulu’* light* permit, the *amc a* the Marrh Soft Hawaiian music and perfect 05I national Inrrraar over la**, weather greeted the MacArthur larch." party. Today the city will get all-out to welrtiiil* the 71-year-old General, The parade through the city i* si hcduled for 11:20 P. M„ It will dart from the Radford- residence, inJ lTit**. Mitinr n r Tin: m• i *vt n» , white the General I* staying. iN it ; iK N iim .i; At A |\ M. the procession I* due at the university campu'. • Alone. Herrins. f'ee***»*t University President Gregg Sin­ a a 19 ri'.nMpftnwa IPT— ancaSlA? D in r t * lii* mi III;- clair will present MarArthur .an i.AT«'it;i honorary degree. The party will 4*l»a A«iA lAlnaf nAitt a* you of yo nu aa< M«ch e l.____ - . . . . a#r«a* return to the Radford home via aol tnurtst-nacked Waikiki Beach and 111*ill 4 rounds and reuOtr«d any claim* and wbleh I > present may 1 Kiv* naaintt the I.lllha district, a center of — ‘(her o r.fyou, i f.... f e '“M ale 1 f AWa.„ Illrrrloa. d> llaw-ait’# Filipino resident*. ecaacd. tale or V*i4 f’« only, in in* Police chief Han N u tald he ’nunljr Jude* of lt*-m*ee|** 1'ouuiy, I. at at* otfler In Hie eaail planned the trip through Mlltai #f eald County ui Hanfopt. *0 FHhiln.i# could see and cheer f Alftiil!! nrtjl-*, mill.iii •itfii — M b ' /mai ih« llm* of ih* ru -» the nan -who hecarni* a neroanal nliU ca ilon of .................... ihl* nolle* P.arh hifu when hd litiemted their home* m i n , or •UiHkii'l Un#R~~ *1u!) w^ I" wrll . fan. I fVum the Japanese In World Unit jrtlIt* »h* nt*.r Mi n ■as, and spall Blair 1me pi*.-r ,.1 « lid jjiajt 11* P'VT. r < ■ goitres* IMieara.and po.l -Hie* addrrM War II. M lb* rlAlnunt, end aHall Im rwoin Harlier plaiia-fur Iho mirtormd* In by I lie il*fin*nt. hi# I«enl. nr to stop at the Clt*> Hall and Nuu■la allutnay. and any m. i. •tatin nr ahu' Pall, M-enlr ftai* overlooking demand nut ... tiled #h*n o*. v« m Ik MX A It KTII It Kit HI Kit. Oahu Island, were caneelnt for At Bdmtnlelralor ol 11.. lark of time. Palate nf Alonso llertimj, Radford and Rlalnhaek will ar d*eeoamf F lis i u u U liu D .li A|>ril I*, ten company the General. Honolulu'* Mayor John Wilson will Jain the party at the university. J laical Notice J rD LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING Buy your car in Sanford Keep your Insurance at home Save rr>»ia ilnough ua IN H T A L M R N T W »A N D K P T. the Uanfnfd Allanlle National Hank Member FUIL' Tel. 2M Stanley-KoffcrH Hardware Co. M AN m tlti AVK. Phone 1361 c n tiR TK o u n H r n v in r , - ■% rn iC K s iitfiiiT M U A I.ITY MKKCIIANIHHH ■vw o o o o o w * Hm 6m 4 to Nllvrt ft ftvri wirit Wtttod AimH O hhrmc1S.AU SAUvComiwnr vC omm laslera B lv lila a -M tm M M lamb Bm i TsA iff R-T» M M M IW I i* Vi K ,| a . State Legislature iraetlsnee Vrasa Page Oaet come out nf a luggeeted f t ^>00,000 emergency fumi eubralUad by the 8tetr Rudget Commlsdon. Murray u ld he did not want to ace a separate spending fund for civil defense. Meanwhile the Haley Committee to Investigate Corruption In Florida government began eettlng up it* staff to j o to work. Rep. Haley of Baraeota, chair­ man of the group, Mid he hai con­ torted a lawyer who hae no offl? rial connection* and the committee hopes to interview him today with an eye to engaging him to help direct the Inquiry. Haley would net name the law­ yer. He said previously the com. nutter need* an attorney whose integrity, and ability i* unques­ tioned and who ha* the confidence of the people of Florida. In an Independent move to lake all the rovers off all public rernrtl- Ifnley nrenare>t for introd-jt]ew J 1>'• rrsvH ', ■* *i;fl1 the*»hould l>e open “el all time*'' to personal Inspection of any rltUen. Any state, county nr municipal official who denied acres* to the lert.rd* would lie subject to mprerhment and could lie sentenced to pay a fine of |I00 or serve three months In jail conviction for ■ mi-demeanor. !!"!ey h i» beeIk» legitr i, in pre-lcgiaUJ: TTT,' opening all record* of the State Welfare Hoard to Inspection. The House voted 7<J-2 to atk Congress for a federal law forbid­ ding Interstate transmission of rsclng Information with “ such ■pml, detail and accuracy as to further gambllnr purposes.” It was one of the proposals nf Attorney General Richard Rrvln to throw up more herrien against quick arcess of race bqt bookmak­ er* to information on which they lake and pay wagers. The Florida Racing Commission, at Krvln'# request, he* Imposed a rule that no Information on any horse race at a Florida track may lie transmitted over regular news wire* until 2fl minutes after the race ha* been finished. Frvln ha* proposed that a State law of the same general nature he cnartrd at thla Legislature In addition to the memorial to Congrass for federal law*. Onlv Ren*. Dowds ef I'ulnam and Chamber* ef Hardee voted against the memorial to Gongrese. A United Word Federalist snokesman charged today that Florida rroups seeking repeal of government support resolutions are being used as dupes or Com­ munism. David F. Simonson of Clear­ water, esecutivr of the U W F ,n Florida *eeks to keoa on U|* Florida lagMativt hooks roaolutions (waned l.y thr ( M l and 1049 seslkm* rnwiliitln*^, urging COO* grtis Us-net. up tna*Jilnvr,v 4Pr'A werhf!i*mr»r»m*nt through .tftj UnMed Nat Iona. .. . '' The propose? to lower Flq Voting ago to lit was piles the calendar of the Ileus* with % BM7 roll call ballot,' but **>,*£• fort to move it up for Immddlgte consideration we* blocked, V Three identical progoswl eons I tutlenal amendments tu lower Ihe voting age In Florida from 21 to 18 were rejected last week by the House committee on constitutional amendments. Today, Rep. Beasley of Walton rose to ask the neersMry twothirds vote to override the com­ mittee of which he le chairman. There would he a railroad com­ missioner for every Florida Conrrasional district if a hill introuerd today by Rep. Belscr of Holmes county a passed. Ha proposed Increasing the membership of thr agency to one from each congressional district “ nnw or hereafter” esistlng. Iml only if this seMion of thr legis­ lature give* the commission power to regulate private electric power companies. S Com pany I Problem (Cssllsit* graos g*a* <1»l trucked. Hgt. Grantham had steaming hot coffee all,I dv.iglii.uU •i«i|) for Un TO), .nd niilltarv cpert.Car.; ■ni . - -ar.~ — ‘ *■ . ora# Cu problem no one was allowed tv smoke and advances were made in the brush In thr darkness. A respite ramr to the wrarv men at .1:0(1 A. M. when Hgt. Grantham served them lilieral quantities of scrambled eggs, l.arnn, grit*. I,read and coffer. At 1:00 A. M. the last half of thr problem was started with Mill *1 1 sn oh.'- " f* 0:0# A. M. before the piohlrm ended, the men marched bark to the kill lien, policed the grounds and hoarded Ijie tinrlra. They arrived back at U*e Armoi tln-d but happy, at 7:30 A. All weapon* were cleaned ntlrd, and at 8:45 A. M. thq men wrre released. On May T. federal Inspection of the Company will lake place at Ihe Armory, Lieut. Newman stated today. :s Supreme Court H'rallaate V-raas Pas* 'MacArthur Invited Indian Famine .u s s r iir S f v w w . dent’s army tide, MaJ- General creased fir* from many Republi­ cans since the ouster of General llarry II. Vaughn, will repre- Douglas MacArthul as top U. S. sent Mr. Truman at the airport and United Nations commander when MacArthur arrive*. becauM of his differences with Thla meant that Mr. Truman the Truman Administration over himself would not be on hand tho course of the Korean war. tor the military welcome to the Although Ache*on’s appearance five star General. was to a closed committee session, Vaughn once served under Mac­ the State Department made publl. Arthur in Australia. his prepared statement. In it he .Short wa* asked if he thought said he Is sure tho committee and MacArthur will call at thr Whlta the Senate itself “ ere aware nf House. the urgency of the Indian need ” 1 haven’t heard nf the Gen­ and will act as quickly as pos­ eral a*klng for an appointment,” sible." Short said. Legislation has been pending Rayburn, Tessa Democrat, told fnr weeks to authortao a llPO.nno,. reporters earlier after a White 000 gtnnt trt finance the proposed lh>u*e visit that Democratic lead­ wheal gift. The Administration 1* er* had assured Mr. Truman ” \Ve hoping to get action promptly In are going to extend every rour* the House. ivsy to General MarArthur.” Ackeson reminded the Senelc This was after Mr. Truman’* rommIMee he had urged in Febii'itular Mon,lay morning meet-1 I ruary that Corgrr** act earlv mg with hi* roovtcsslntiat trader* I enough to permit thr government I f t" wei* *00*1*17 .*^2, - 4’ *- VntTS . - s---------- t»Vl - v . - , then thr plan fnr MrGormark to Ihl* country pnt later than Ap*. I n-k urinnlmou* consent for un — iwq weeks ago. That time schedule was nece* address hy MacArthur. Ray hum -aid It •nrant a joint aary in order to assure the demeeting of thr two house* of livery ef adequate grain supplies Congress In the House chamber. In India hy mid-summer, ny th-n, While Senate action is not Acheron said, the Administration necessary, H-natr Democratic believes the food situation the*leader McFarland (Aria) said ” 1 “would become dangerously *rlexpect tlie senate to go along tleal." "Kvents since Jan **« -J-j*" i ! - i rc * J''n uf U ir. H oujm’.” a * tar aa I'm pcuumaliy con* shown that nur MtilosA i lined,” McFarland lold report­ ly optimistic,” Acheson Mid. "Tho er*. "I vspeet to insist opon every Indian government I* already find­ ing it esr*edng|r difficult to tns'.n |M>a*ibhi courtesy fu< the General. Ray bum, McFarfand vice pre­ tain the flow of grain to Its ra sident Barkley and McCormack lion outlet* In such disaster strick­ 'participated In the White H o q m en areas aa Bihar. The Indian r « r ! e .arc be-vmlng Increasingly conference. Both Rayburn and McFarland fearful, of lha threat of famine said it woukl not lie necessary The threat le Immediate. "The first million tons nf grain for thr Senate to pas* any resol ut ioq at all since the senators especially requested from us. If would 1« invited to the Joint meet- It Is to errl*e In time, should I* ships for India as soon in the House under McCormack’s loaded as t* humanly possible, and I unanimous rvnsent request. However McFarland said he strongly urge that the Congress would U- agreeable tu srparole ac­ enact Ihe nrcesM ry legslatli.n.” tion by the Senate on the invita­ tion if Senate Republican leader Wherry (Neb) insisted upon It. Wherry Is the author of a (r«wHao*0 P r m Pea* O w l pending resolution for an in­ vitation to MarArthur In atldrra* Ing Uch. The Eighth Arm y In this area I 'ingress. Aside from talking nlmut Mac­ Is nearing Ctierwon, a key hai.' In Arthur the l&morralir leader* the Ihrae-elded Communist hulldun •aid the While Ifoiine conference area. Another Allied force pushed bad a briefing by Gen. Omar Bradley, chairman nf the Joint over the Hentan River under fir* Chiefs of Staff, on batUefrunt and held Its ground. A F correspondent T«m llrodirports from Korea, •haw reported there was limited patrol actlrlly on (hr Hwarhun front. All potrols ran Into enein/ MF.DAI, AW AItllKD iippusltlon. On the west coast, Allied De­ Willie J. Flint, stewanDman, stroyers shelled ChangMn point UHN, son of Mrs. Idella Flint, of southwest of Chlnnampo. Chin1201) West Eleventh Street. Han- nampn Is Ihe port city for ryongford, recently w m presented with yangt Red- Koeaaa capital......... a Good Conduct Medal at the Naval A ir Station, Norfolk, Va. This award I* given to the en­ listed men 6f the N’evy,’ every l" !U 1 three year* f * fidelity, aeaJ ond i.lwdlear*. • 1Flint1also wear* the American Arvo Campaign Modal, China Barvlre RIMv.n, '■ Navy OceupatiiH) ....... — O p t o M t r iR l................ and eggs on Hunday, hut fnrhld* Ihe sale of mrst and fish. They oil,Ini: "It permit* one to attrnd a pro feaslnnal fnotliall game nn Ihe land’s day. but does not permit him to have hi* hair cut The en­ tire law presents a Yraly quilt* pattern of Inclusion* and esrluslant completely lnron*i*tanl with constitutional requirements of equality and reasonalile classifica­ tion.’’ The appeal charged that radio ami television elation*, operalnrr nf spoil* arena*, amusement ren­ ter*. night rluha and tavern* had violated thr Rahlmth law over 11 long period nf years without being prosecuted. In addition, it asserted that a statute compelling obserVpncr nf Hunday aa a d*v of rest ’‘constitutes an uneonalltutlonai. preferential aid t«* certain religious dCMi.iTiiristlUM/' ’ Friedman > and Prarka said Ineyhad a Hied belief |n the aanrltv nf ftaturdey ■* the Rghhath nn which they may not iirwif’ yt' CnunaCI fer New York, In owposing a Beprente t> i«rt review, ■aid that although the nlwervanre t>T Bunrfav was nf religion* origin a general day of rest aiul.recrea­ It now eiiits as "a civil Institu­ tion without interference front tion aChrlnr the •public need for mm morel al srUvIty." Korean War \ \ n w \ \ III M / / / / U IH N. I’ARK / 1 \//r ; 1' r AVK. PIIONE 124 — W H IS K E Y ■W IN E R U M ★ ★ ★ ★ NICK'S PACKAGE STORK 410 Sinferd Avenui A L T € IN S U R A N C E S avings In Coni to 4»ihh1 Driven* — JO y p * U lflL lB C L U 'M .'ltu y d \y£ e yu tu v ‘‘ m i m e (k ; r a p h p r in t in g starting n genonTwar U » «wwt situation we me trying tn Pre­ vent.* • CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TELEPHONES 1H0 and 1071 Room 4*4 Hanford Allanlic Nat leas) Beak Bid*. Help Wanted Kxpurt nil around mcclmnic. Must lie sober, rclluble, good character. Only men of tho highest type need opply. General Motors Products exm tAMriRUCR,.PBRCffOri’ . ^ n t « t : t Wf*. W ilbur Keeling Service M anager, at f)r. Reno Ill n I ■ I'almrtUi A Second Htrert Fhoae I I Magnpdia .. S » * ■ ' U 1! ftorida’t full of fabutmii fun for thoK » ho btve , time to enjoy ill the wonderful, putdoor tecresnuns. And ttiil’* where .Sunshine Sen ice comes in! The mure *lmrc* jnu turn over In smiling Redd) Kilns* sit. the mure time you'll hive for ■II those things you've always wanted to do' iV-’-t-'» u ,,,° “ *“ fXTRA LEtSURt 10 1 11 C o o l, cleen kkchewt te d laundries . , eddl, eB#K* fo rts h lf, c ts j to ru n h o m e * .. .en rr* le lt u r e ... more fun! And rem em ber...your dollar buyt mere HI. VISITORS Wc'ie uni tl before . We II u r n wine more electric service than »; 414 i w « t r y « t * *§•* lie fcggn/ ioryw/a in je e r M g r t l I I I A YOUR IIIC T R IC —typlnc — -— r n s r - — ----- 1 “T l KJiS r S v c s r e running the very grave risk of *! ........ ‘ r •VOLK M UTU AL IN S U R A N C E F IU B N IW Air Force Victory W■■II - H .s lls a m rram r«a » tree) Me* and 0.1 were damaged -a ll In air ronrlial. In the greate*t Jet Imttle In history Thursday the Red» lost !tl of their sleek swept hick wing iohThey sent t» M IG If.* ■gainst H2 II 29< Imnrhlng a hrtdff ‘ spanning the Vain River. The Huperforls were rurnrled hv IMt FBI ThunderJtU and Sabre Jel*. In 2fi minute* 82 Red lela had Iwen lilaalH nut nf the skies. The rest flrd tn their Mqnrhurlan ssiyf. Tw o It » • were shot down, tuary. l>Ut thiv bombing mission wa* compleiad. No Amerjnm J*U 'were Inst, has been Tlie air srgr In K(errs 01 ngfit in fnugfi. ... two __ .peris. r.„ . Rede first pltli pitted the North The Red* Korean rran A ir .Ferre Force *|_____ against If. _ N. warrnla net. WHMn two or three ska |l was ritslreved. About Mxnit four months later tbv Reds sent their Jets Into action. eds set The find were sighted Nov, The first Jcl-to-kt air bottle In history was fought Nov. 8. Four F-HOs took on four Soviet MIG*. One MIG was shot down. The others defied hack across the Yalu. Tlie Communists use hit and run tar lies. From high altitude* nn the Manchurian aid* of the Yalu, they tpeke one sweeping dive on U . 8. plane* and then dash bark to their m actuary. American plane* have order* not to rhaa* { R M IG s into Man­ churia, President Truman oak) “ If we " t //' '/ AM /( / B IA 1 II N O W I BIST TIMt Off TH E V IA* IN ffiM w M I 1 0 R I B A K O W IB A I U K T CBM FA R V M* JAME8 G U T AGENCY ■• ! ~ , 1’ _____ ’l .*•• •' r j- TV - 1 .1. r T ■.r -.j �- In Unity Tb*i» If <*?sngth— To P raiid t U f n c i of lb* Wot Id; To Preaotr the Progress of AmericaTo Prod•<* PioepefrRy |t» Sanford. VOLUME X XX XII TH E f f lc p f e r a AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA T U E S D A Y A P R ; 17. 1951 EaUbllahed 1908 G e ne ra li) M i I l> l o H W EA TH ER fab ualtti iron jrtJ (la u d ) south purtiwii through tVnllirul*), a*'*•Kill In <il showers lower r j»l nu<l and K i* n V III Hr cooler north uu] central purl lull* tonic lit. AniMKintcd I’rctes l.emsed Wire N o . |fi«) State Senate Asks Hawaii Stages Republicans Demand Special Probe For Resignations Huge Welcome For Mac Arthur Of United States Far Ea:*t Policy; X)f Wildlife Board General Leaves For U nited S tates And ' Commission Accused* a h * j u ;. Arirtnagg T o J o i n t ! O f R a rit h itin o A n d * * * B 6 0 . i O F C f S f i l l C o n g r e s s Session ' u iid iiic iu i C o n d u c t : General E ndangered I n e f f i c i e n c y Hit H ON OLULU. Apr. 17— (db W orld Peace W ith Grnri.il MacAithur leaves thA T A I.L A IIA 8 8 B K A or. 17— llowrr-scrnled hospitality of Ha­ Plan T o H it China. bP>— The House today passed waii today on tin item minion to 5* In U Ihr Dowds bill In B radley M aintains prn«idr fur Stale regulation ut M enacing Chinese Re- challenge m Connie,. the viewi oi pi hair Heelric power ram* Ihr President who filed hint ovri CHICAGO. Apr. 17 ~<7P>— panic*. Ihr measure now nor* inforcem ents P o u r war |H)licy. lu Ihr Srnalr oh kb alresdv iencri* X. /rjfcj. ' i M e r t * ?» .ttieca itr k U r • Vo I'eek, vi'.vify plane, (lie Ua- ii4t (ten ui vUnrui tmuylsi Mac- ratpav Bradley Raps MacArth Reds Massed Near BigHwachonDam measure hln ra H. Ilnu.r passage followed loo d a ), of rnmplrs parllamwrtary manrusrrlng. Opponents of Ihr bill offered a m e n d m e n t after A amendment, moot of which «c r r beaten down. TALLAILASSEE. Apr. I7-</1*i — Die Florida Srnalr today adopt* rd by a voir a 20-18 voir « revolu­ tion calling on ntfmLer* ol ihr Slate Camr and Wildlife Committmn to irtign. The revolution, by Senator Brae* Inn of Crnlvirw, followed a £/ilnlrring attack on ihr commitvion by an interim Senate committee which pmhrd the commission's arlivilir*. Senate Previdenl Sturgis fell ihr iiHlrum to level a sharp attack on the commiwion. charging il "hat hern unable to accomplish one good thing for" conservation in Florida. f He said the comnuation lias hern in one scrap aftdr another and each commissioner was trying to undermine each o&er. He termed (he commission's operations a "matter of shame" and called on ihr Senate: "Let’s get this house ** PAD. Seaator Baynard of S(. Peters­ burg opposed (he resolution, sayf i n « il w it. the coftatihttiooal duty w ol the C am non to remove State official* guilty nf malfeasance and misfeasance. I Senator Johns of S tilk r also opposed the move. uping if the ( asie4 Oa rtf Tsv| Smith To Preside Over Hearing On T erm in al Bonds Circuit Judge ii. A Smith will ptvslde tomorrow matting at 10:00 o'clock at a hearing at the Court Iton In regard la the City's motlon to strike the answer of taxpaver* who several week* ng-» nrolesttd the validation C( tha dork and terminal Fonda amounting to 1-150,000 which thd City had pro* mpoard to issue. w The motion to strike the answer wa* filed In leehnlf af the City by attorney. A. K. Shlnholaer and tv. W. Siienrer, Fn.1 It. Wilson, former elty at­ torney, and D. C. Hull, DcLand, will represent the proteetfng tax payers who Include Randall Chase, \V. C. IIUI, W. A. u ffie r. t-re Samuel, F. It. Ashdowt, R. T . Humphrey, J. II. F-itrldge, Mai. culm C. MarNelll, W, W. C. Smith, mVivian Spear, Frank I - Woodruff. T l r „ R. A. Newman, Ira C. Southward, 11. L Harper, r. E. K. Shipp, R. I . Hagan, - • ,Sydn » S W O. Chase and E. C. Smith, Jr. In this proceeding tha City first ‘ filed its petition to hav* the bonds declared valid, Aftar tha oppon­ ents filrd their answer, the City moveil to strike this answer. Ths matter of th* bend issue has Iwen under active considera­ tion hy the City for several years, mMr. Shlnholser pointed out today. 9 In HMD the Legislature passed enabling legislation for the 'port terminal, and thn City Commis­ sion, after more thha a year of additional con-lderattpn and in­ vestigation, adopted a resolution providing for the issue of the hands which are now Involved In this suit. First Auction Held I By Farmers Market The Sanford Market opened sale of the season . bidding was set ire, Anderson, market manager. Frank Oresoli, with B o hags of rabhags, was the first grower to enter the auction Mock. This lot of cabbage waa said hy Vent Slater, auctioneer, to Chase and Co* the highest bidder. | Runner Carter waa the first grower to reach the. black, at the anew. ; sueHan e{ the day rtarttng at 4:00 n i t ti and offarad far sale a «gggm » •i rad n tsan, wai scheduled to lake oil Irom Honolulu international air port at 9:30 A. M. (2:30 I*. M . E S I ) rmoutr to San I ranciico and Wa.lunglon, Thr Bataan thou Id Rtrive Ssn Francnrn International Ait|>ott alioul 8 P. M. ( I t p. M „ E S T ). Allrr an ovrrniglil m l in Sap I lanriKo and luirf crirtnoniri tilde Wednesday( morning, Mac* Arthur will dr|tart for Waihinglon and hii apgtesranrr Thursday brforr a joint session of Congrrii. The five-star firnrral un<l hero of three wars got n foretaste here yesterday of the applause hut imrnof the acrimony that awaits him in Washington. For two hours Hawaii’s polyglot population lining u W-mile route , heeled MacArthor. his wife, Jean, ami their son, Arthur, IS. The *|H>nlaneous outburst of arrlalm— at this starting point of the Faelfir war which MurAithui fought from beginning to em|— presaged pageantry and public ■Irinonatralions planne.1 for him in Kan Franriiofl, Washington ano New York. Hut there waa no note of the antagonism that has split Amt-riru and the non-Communlst world ovrr his views, lie urged that the Allie* should bomb Chinest Communist bases in Manchuria and u*e Chin e*e Nationalist troops against thr Reds to ead the Korean war. MaeArthur'a Hawaiian welcome, s r t 'a & s f f i m s s u i Pilot Club O fficers tt A S IM N U TU N . f MeniU-rv ot the Sanford Lion; Cluli today made plans for partlcipauon in the thrae dav rot • vent Ion of Florida l.iona Clubs which open* May 20 In Jackson, vilte. Approval waa given to a pro­ posal that would restnra comtltiva bidding among commun­ es desiring to hold the atate convention. The measure, aaisl King Lion Harry Robson, ia ueslgnad to replace the system of rotation now used. A measure pro|m*in2 to assess each tnemlMt a yearly sum in order to promote having a Lions International Convention in Flor­ ida was defeated. It was point*.! out hy members that with the ex­ ception of Miami, no Florida city la targe rnmigh to have aurh a 'arge convention. Delegates t~ the state conven­ tion will be Hrnty Witte, Harry Hohaon and Karris Folds. J. HsmiHon Itistiee was apiHtinted attendanee chairman bim! James, liuiwun, J r„ director of publicity.’ K ra g s t » .i Russia Reports 73% Production Increase In 2nd Five-Year-Plan LONDON, Apr. 17— — Rutiia told the world last night the hat finit hrd her teeond five year plan nine mooi hi ahead of tchrdule The bottled lopping her prewar iwoduction by 73 per cent, instead ol the 46 per cent she aimed for. la tha major fiddt. twwsvei. her production still fell far ihort of th* Untied States. ♦---------------------------- -------------------------------Tha aanouneemrat, by Moeeow produrtion. Earlier estimate* radio, tnuapettd get it gains In ] ftrom the West attributed to thu 277 million barrels last "the ‘moat important taaki of .lovicts ' tha pilin'*—drat admitted short* year as compared with an romlag* In other firlda of nn». American I<973.000,000 barrel*. dcTltm, Coal -87 per cent more mines! As tiaual, the Soviet announce­ than In IMO-'-ellgMly above the ment gar* no figure* on pro­ plat.'* quota. The West estimate! duction, hut dealt rply In p a ­ r.uaa'a last year produced 290,rentages. It compared ItSO with uOOJWO tons of coal— the U. S. 548,ooopoo ton*. IM0. TbOfRuaalturs tald: Electric power— U p tT jia r cent, beating tha goal ad. Tha Waa: estimates Haute tad rear pr duead \ Howattta. Tha United M a id drived o 2M.OOO-uOO-OOft. Tfa iKeeew clears '.he wap a fourth five Promlar V. M, fl * IsoIn y. They promptly ran inlu Demoerotic op|H)iilion Senator Ru>srll (l) (,a ) told (!ir Senate thr Aim ­ ed Seivire* Cornmittrr. which lie heads, and the Senate fnirign Relations Committee ate alirady moving i oi titK to malr an iurjuity into foreign and military ixilicy lie said I lie-V would tovei the same ground. Russell alio annnuncesl |misIponemenl of tomorrow's srhrdulrd start of an inquiry by the Aimed Services Committer only. Senelary of Defense Manhall was to have been the Irsd-olf witness. He said the po*l|K>nenienl is Officer, of thr Sanford Pilot Club vlio » . i r >->eis.M.-I Imm Tilt-,day night nt lb, t aeht *'Iul>. left :• lirsignesf to give hi* committer and light; M i. Orville Touehlon, *li>•-»**** -Mi. .tolui I. C t.ik, ( n i t vin »•,»■*:>trin Mi-* Mu !* Hamo-y, ||)r |7,,,r ,jjn Rrlaltont Commillee. orre.ponding .ee-stnryj .Mr*, t.rorgi A Stine, ....... . - .......bit)'; Ms- \et • ' Me--enact. l’i. *' | * * i S ,n»ini Cnnn.liv (li. dent; M>*. It. K. Chapman, tetti n. pn ihtcitL] 'l i Hsrvgy Rwanton, director; \li«. Al Y Hunt, first I - . • nrsufiirnt of the Pilot tTIuh w ho n pie-entes! tile m ■it tierdup. Mi** Charlotte Smith, diivelor. Mr*, le x), time to wojk out t>lan* (or Nancy jiroei,, treasurer. Mr*. CJordon Sweenev. seeonil vke pie*idirnl, w.j nut rre-eiit joint hrsrtng*. Huiaell rni-vil hit ohjsetinn* immediately after Senator Fersrti.on l R-Mich) introilueed a te.idutipn for n special SPnate.House ,otnmlttee. This Me* had i eceivtal a s. • < l f * .1 . T 1 /^| I F1 * T 1 fnrmni endorsement from the M issing W ith o u t T ra c e In C h an n el r a i r I r a d e La w 17 (/Pi I lie Rfival N.IVV PORISM Of H H England. A|u sgiuna'ine Affov with tl b a*t 7’> men ilmaisl vannlied will,nut i IlMe today aI Is-1 <s lest dive hi the I tulnh Channel. ■alluding Inn Atneiir.iu ill Hrlli'OpIrrt, ailpltlirl iml ship Itii yeti began le.trcliinit a tetib o i n 71 milrt Imig and 21 mttn wide along the South Chnnni-t England for the t.'uli ine which (ins Srbnoi ppnratu- nlld esrap R e E le c t e d H c a d O f “ M , 1 * ... Legion Fair Group Worker Wounded •< session nf Post 51 last night nt Dan River F actory the legion Itul. Denver Cordell, rommandcrDANVIL IE . Va.. Apr 17 i d ’) elect of the post, was elected vice president of the Association. Kar. — Dan River Mills Idainctl vmlrnie lyle lloushflliler, who presided, which bioke out today al thr inmwas re rlerte.1 secretary and John pany’t stnke-iroumi textile plant 8^ kn ^ c V Undldate* were adinit led la |uist membership: Hichard T. K. Walker, A.C .L em pluyee, Randall W. Ilarnra, also of the A.C.L. and William M. Hoag. Mr. Galloway reported that rerript* nf the legion sponsored Krminub- County Pair had (m-cii favorable, and thankerl th:*e Who hail assisted in thr program- The rlirertora were told to go ahead with plan* fur the ID52 fair. Capt. Karlr T. trucks staled that thp Department Convention in Tampa will (re the hlgfrtt In thr history of Florida, rrplrtr with Iwauly queen*, drum and bugle corps. Hr urged as many member* as poasilrle to hear National Com ifiandcr Erie Cocke tell of hi* re­ buff hy President Truman !n a talk Sunday morning at 10:10 o’clock at the Tampa Armory. Adjutant James Singletary an­ nounces! that the following dele­ gatee will represent the no*t: Kat lyle Ilousholder, J. Q. Gallo­ way, Joel Field. Jamee Singletary, K A. Konfurton, Denver Cordell and Chester Miller. Allernatee at the convention will be John Pierson, Georgo Mayburry. John T . Rradr, I>. £ Whldden. Frank Takaeh, Judge Douglas Stenstrsim and James P\ Benton. I.ieut. David Remley of the Civil Air Patrol waa welcomrd as a member and he pointed out the need of new member* hy th< C.A.P. If it i* to retain Ita squad, ron rating hy keeping It* actlv membership up to 51. He asked ineratlon of tha poet tn ohserving Armed Forte* Day on May T, and with John Pierson and E. A. Moaforton w u named na a to plaa a program. ____cumHaly MaiPa Q u b at H < Tim Croat KgUeafal Church wiR maw maai at Pariah House at 6:10 o’clock Thara4ay night. A F. Whltner, nresident, annour red today. The Ret. H. L 7Jmt terrain will tv* the principal aptakar. ....... I'eVlers, h* " on ,hr wo' 1 agitators. The tiitluibanre ore lined at Dan River's major plant tn suburb in tliifls at midnight. State police lobl.id tear gas humlia into a swilling crowd of plehets to brink up the denionstration. An outburst of pistol flro rriulteil in the slight wminding of a atrlkrr. Worker* on the H A. M. shift were not disturiie-l when they entered the plant today, Basil D. Blonder, Vice presld-'it of the corporation, in n f<>- no I statement said the Textile Wort ll'aatlaaeg u » raa* Tw o ) was fladnd to ail WASHING I ON Apt 17 t,1’i Go.riiim rnl pine ciintiol nlli- (ol reding |one oi, m inin’!, In Imt peimitled dl-ttibut to lit** jhi-o nf umiktd nvento in band rd the old p ii, • Th general f.i ere pr vide* tha! a seller’s ceiling i* the highest priie lie rhaipi-d -In u- the l*i-, HaaltaerU o„ r , , , Tna| Capital Outlay Bill t s* • r • i • r\r Ih Proposed By Boyle i a tt D en ies r a v o r iu g Invasion (J( T A L L A H A S S E E . Apr l i — ft -—legislation tn allow ruunties to set aside funds in their atuiu^. laidget* fnr capital outlay wa* npiiusrd yraterday. It was intrndured in Ihr House hy Representative Woodrow M Melvin of Santa llo»a County, on rrt|urit of the ruunties, and hy Senator Lloyd F. Hoyle of Sanford In the Senate. Melvin aald II would tr "very hwnefkial to small count lea.” It would allow them tn set aside imall sums earh year until they Had piled up enough to b jy err tain equipment they might need, but Which, if put into the budget of on* year, would take a big portion of ronnty funds. Ila gave road building machinery a* an example nf this heavy equipmtiit. The reserve for capital outlay could not exreed 20 per rent of the budget in a given year. Reserve* for contingeaclet could not •treed (0 per cent. The bill etatee that IFe "for thr purpose of promoting economy and rffirlency in thr financial operations of the county govern- I’ssr T s o i mils Rises T o Con- At 2nd And L a itm form To Minimum Tw o persons were injo ted nt stations soon aflet the Affta- i„ --t level, 11veil undet It.lte I,ill foiled to surface ns srhr tilth 1 ti.ulr laws tills uiomillg. Hie Ilf (ice ..f 1 Ft tr v StalitlixD' The Affiav went into to i •Ilvw If.-11 IIIP SI I--U ..I nn «•filer |t«’i alioLit Jli miles soutli of tin Ul.t nutting seller, to ri’hk fir In* Mof Wight around 8 P. 'I i.n.i in f under rertnin i •■millInn*. Tile P. M. F:ST( Monday.She WRk uiilel I* effective \l»t 21 due tn rs-appear nUmt 'JU tn ilr. Forty-five stale * ill id the hi*•oiitiirast of the starting point tin t of Col uin Ion hnu fair trade This is a small rape jutting pit - net* wliirh primit manufacturers the Channel near Drvnnpmt i,ml irtallers In ogre, on minimum whirl, is nourlv Hat „,i|,s west ! pi ii e* fnr sin-elf . lit ins. nf hire. iil'S mid lliit nnm i the genSubmarines of the Affray , la»- eial pi lie fleer, d I ,n .'ll, sulue carry a uointal crew of rat II,n teller# have •**1111»*: pnei > widen n spokesman for the \ilruirnlti ale lower than fit n inliituin n't said the missing submarine bad ii) the Sluli i'n I , | ],1H, at least 78 men aboard. I he gcneial freer* pirsent* these An admiralty statement said ceding* lieilig rniseil it was possible tile Itttl'a cum •IPS said tin- -dilation resulted mander hadmldnterpieled Id* •I; -nil.I* ras* III vinlnlhill nf ■ *u f.u Ing Inst met Ion* Rut a I an Made ruidfnit in id lo is, tile spokesman added that the -ivs igeiiey -iiid, the tnamifarliirer rnspecls serious trnuide. 1 nnnminccd a pew run irade piiee The U .H, dst'ruyers Kl.Uon and P rrry put out from Vt'ey, mo’ilii tn jnin the hunt The Ad innalty quicklv ar.epted tDot, o ff-r nf help. Ny,',' diver* were flnvsti to th, l<>alln„*a a* Car* T » » | l s'—•<I I Mt,*0 III P ric e Increa*ses Two Vre lninn»d M Rr»egulation n New Per- . 4l r«, r ('oMision. The railio code si«ual *'8uli U.ils rlraird dir stay today foi nm*h" which alerts the Itotnl wlodes,licit mil trt.iiirti tn .ipplv avy's submarine ie»eue inn ehlftery, Condition Of Howie ,eJ:.^ :.;,p;8.i!untno,;,0,r .r a i A g itato rs Arc Blam ed Legion Fair As*ociatlnn at a *nc Described Ah Fair rial F o r Riot O utside meeting foll.iwlng the regular JA C K S O N V ILL E , Apr. 17-UPl — Ai'rndanta said today the con illlion of Janies R. Howie, 27year-old guides! missile l>asu teehnician shot in the head as the aftermath of m gay Weekend party, was fair, IVdice said llowle waa wounded by Dr, Han* Blrmaasr, Brevard rounly health director, when he found llowle In bed with Mrs. Stras.er. who was slain bv her husband when he made the dis­ covery. Dr. Slratser i* belnc held with­ out charge in the Brevard rounly tail. The shooting took plare in T i ­ tusville midway down the Flor­ ida Atlantic roait. Dr. Strasser aald he had prac­ ticed medicine In Rano, Nrv.. for five years ami that he obtained a divorce there from hi* first wife who now live* In Mount Clair, N. J. Ila also remarried in Reno. 17 W A S I IINGTON, Apt 17 tA*) 5e..atr Rrpubbcani. asking ,,,ual irpretenlalinn lot then party, to­ day proposed ciralum -•! t s|tei u l 2-l-meriiiier. Senale-llou.r ,.oniiiiiltee 11* Insrstigalr | n I .i.trin "Slim” Galloway Is |_ T e _ t i , e P p« tpr i n ..... rrilrrt |iian*i in aditman Hir \ mi't ir.tn "tk ifl t tif rip«« «|ia|irr iililiirg I Ittir*«(i % Mi nrtli*r tisil Im intrrfrrr **t|h f*r*irr.*l h«Hi< ELi Mur Vi fhnr'w dii» m S g & m * Violence E r u p t s | o '.s iis s is '• 5pCriSJjloyalNavjiSubmarine “Affray” Is iWay Cleared For ^iret” rT#M,t,u N t?wb'’p Lions Make* Finns For Convention — S enate Banking G roup O r d e r s Investiga­ tion Of Influence O ver Loan A gency ,Te- Arthur, today devlaird Alia mill buy |io|icict advocated by tbe de­ puted commander would "jeopar­ dize woild jieace." Bradley was the lint of the Mut-ke *>■ M S . m i) Oli-L move homecoming Grneisl’i live-star nirnt* for s big lied uffen.iv e. btolhen in rank to i|wak out pubOn the wrslrrn front, \llird Ik l> againil tbe theury of carrying troop. Mired a foothold on the la.I <rmaiuiitg heights .noth thr wsi to China uncr Brnident of ihr rubbled rit) of Ihorwnn. Human diirnuird MsrAithui last I hi. i. onr of Ihr Ibrre ms|or week. Bradley did not mention l>*-e. 17 mllrs north of the MacArtfiur'i name. On Ihr uestrrn front. Allied tank and infantry billrred I j i i year’* t|uu k United Nations lint. suardlng Ihr road to action in Korea. Bradlry declared, Kumhwa, a lustlon of thr renmay have stayed the Kremlin's tral fiont. HeI » ren Chorwon and Kuathwa a battle rserd Inntl s> it wsi about to pieripilatc fur Ihr hues tlwarhon dam. World War three. Bradlry roundly backed the TOKYO . A p rT i ? </P)— Allied Ptrtidrnl’s stand against MacItootn np|ieci into Cummunul Aithui's ideas and defended the form on Kotra’i rail crnltsl Administration's policy of limiting front today in the swelling battle the wat in Korea. As chaiiman of for the huge Hwachon dam. the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Bradley The Reds’ man-made imoke has a largr pail in policy making. Kiren began to lift late Turidsy In a speech prepared for deafternoon. United Nation* war* lurry to the national association planet roared into artion with of iadio and television broadcastjellied gatoline bombi. roekrti and cis. Bradley also ilerlarrd: mat I fcrguni. 1. The Korrstn wsr, under pr* On the ground Allied infantry­ sent rondiUoris, may he heeastd Inward a stalemate, hut it can be men ballcred the Red* with artil­ brought to an timmruble conclu­ lery and rifle Lire. sion. Thousands of eorabat - ready 2. The United Hula* will not Communist soldier* were massed wage a preventive wmr. in the hills north of the. dam. 1. The one price the U. 8. will The Allied sttark wgs aimed to not i<ay fo* (trace Is a| keep them .gff-faulaJiee ami I-lock ' tbe Reg* their long-expected spring of­ wgs shorn of parti*an*hlp; it was of air tmsea in Manchuria to date fend**. the mvlaim1given a mmiut-ring Rigid new censorship rends- hero. lion* issued by l.t. (ieneral Mat­ b. Artion against aggression in Mat Arthur milled and waved in thew U. Vldgway. net* Allied response to the shouts of the Korea up.et CommuaTst plan, in supreme commander, Imnnrd ull crowds. He shook a child’, hand, A*ia, at least temporarily prevent leferetiees to the exact sire and lie t hiitted with an ex-soldier who ing Red moves in IndoehlnS and tierhap* save Thailand and Forloralinn of Chinese and Red hinl fought with him on Hainan. Korean force*, He t hurtled as a fat, hare-foot, mu*a. 8. Any atlrmpl la settle Ihr (In the western front United ed woman danced a hula when hi. world rriala hy nn ultimatum Nations troops maintained their green sedan tailed bv. prrssuie south of Chorwon. Th r He r reel veil an honorary drgres town, 17 miles north of the lor- of •tor of lawa from the Uni­ der, was destroyed by nrtli ry versity of Hawaii In an amphianti air aktaika earlier Ini* tee. r jammed with 8,000 pt-opli month. It ia still an important I He heard the unive.altv president <r«*H*M) os raws Ts* l •erla.ir him ”on« of the greatest Americans of all times." il stooped at Punrhlmwl, a naM) OI.P.N C LEM EN TS TOKVO, Apr, 17— i/T)— Allied for re* plowed deeper into North Karra tods), maintsining relentless pressure on three rnrm) huiidup area* where • Chinese Mainland By IJ. S. Forces W ASHINGTON. Apr. 17 (AM Senator l ilt (It-Ohio) salt! uxlay lie doc* not favor a full-,rale invasion of China by U S, troop*. , A rMlemcnt iiturd by lilt offitr icfrip-d tn a iperrb I alt made Apr. 12 before th* Yale EnKinernng Astoiialion in New York. Tire •hdeme.il said: " Ih r Associated Piets pul a lead <>n this iperrb wlrnh give; a rompletrly errorvous impressiona of what he tTa ft) said The lead aggressive wur ngninM Cominunirt China,a completely Ini was as follows: ’• ’Senator Taft, Repuliliean of potalMr undertaking," Th*- dispatch tu which the Ohio, says prevention of a thmt world conflict cannot now Im* nr- Toft statement refers ol* ■ minted mrnpltshed without an aggressive the Senator a* saying it *cemed war against Communist China." ’ ridiculous not tn permit raids anil ‘‘ThU gives the Impression that invasion of Communist Chinn by he advocated a full seal, inva­ Nationalist troops on the main­ sion of China hy the American land. and adding: Army, which ia directly contra­ "From a moral standpoint we dicted by (ha words of the would be wholly justified in a complete invasion of China to speech. "President Truman had claimed punish an unpruvokrd aggressor. that the aggreasltrr war again** P r a c t i c a l consi Jt^atFon*, of Korea waa justified at a mean* course, make it impossible and ■>f preventing World War III. no one has proposed it." The rnmntete text of Taft’s Senator Taft merely pointed nut that thl* whole fuelincatlon for speech, which was appended tn the war hid failed, because the li*-* -lalenicPt today, at*o was tame principle required a similar carried on some AP wire*. •‘•■18 oVIock last night in an auto­ mobile inlllslnn al Set'olli! and I III Avenue, win. Ii n- unling to police Chief Rot i. Williams, wa* the direct result of no auntnoddle race hetween two vnulht •*oing west on Second Sir ret i,t ingli -peed. i nf* imurrti wet* Rlettnrl Mn ! hli'tiv. 17 veflr Iilit high -.lino! «tu>irnt of no: P'i-r Siinnd Slrri'l it ltd %|i » f K Wat kin*. •ajut ii) thi* if ade, tnuk at Ft ii! 111l Si* •**"1 Mtlif 1 Mlllrl VVenue. Bf i*wj*t t Mnt hlt'ii t i* -till miftited ut F it nntd 1 nughlnn \|e* triniinl Hotnitnl m I i-io he inkeu in n llriioin ani'mliiiii ■- foi lowing the wreck, lie -offer,-d a concussion and x-rov u<-t.- lu-in- taken today In determine ■ po |. Me fracture nf the heed Met, Watkins was given fi, - » aid for hrtilse* and was teteati-d frnm the hospital. I'ldici* Chlnf William -tated this morning that an-urdilig to witnr*,se* whir *aw the io'rliten*-. vnung Mathleux, driving a 11)89 I’n* d Siilan. arid tam,-- I*. It? ine, 17, of I till Wort Ninth ,dtn-. r «,-re rcrlng side bv aide. The hitter wu* driving h t'rtti Fur l Skid marks Indicated that they appjird their hiakr, a, the, ap­ proached the intersection. «aul Chief Williams At thi* tune Mr*. Watkins, driving a 1919 II •(inverttide, was driving north on Ijiure) iind ii cnllisioii wrili viiuidt Matliieux' car result rd. I*> llntir's irir escaped the colli - rort Damnge to the Hoick wa- • timated at |5fd) and ><• the Km I Hi (150 ('Aid Roy Tdtii and Pa­ trolman J- T . Hickson investigated the arrident. T VI.KH POSTI’ON Fill T \ ! t.A IIA B S F K . Apr. 17— tiPl — II, 8. Senator* Midland and Smalher* (D -F la i will appear before the Florida Legislature Apr. 20 instead of Al>r. 19 a* nrgmally scheduled. They asked for the postpone­ ment *<> they wilt be aide to t«o in Washington to heat General Mac Arthur's report t„ Congress, The Weather J A C K R O N V IL L K , Am Atlanta Hlsmnrk llrownsville Chicago Denver Dea Maine* Detroit Fresno New York Washington Jacksonville Miami Tallahassee Tampa in Id 75 84 IT __ 43 41 74 80 59 711 78 09 HU ;•> 37 2fl 89 32 38 27 82 80 59 It St 71 tl I i I hii iff - f If"- - fr [ =* : �P A G E TW O B*tabltsk*0 la I M F w t lU k r * 4 « llr . i r . f i u i a r t a f ■a* I u 4 > r at Saafsr*. r h i M a 111 MacaaUa I d i h M N f M l (lu a M l t l t or. m i , « i u . 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K VHRHK A d v rr> ll) The Statehood Matter Thin ia a good time to aak what has becom e of the proposnla o f atatehood for A laaka ami lluwati. T h e House panned the atatehood meaaurea hurt year, it will b e recalled, but the Senate, deeply engrossed in its m ysterious affairs, was too busy to be bothered w ith them. Since th e Congress has now chnugcd, the whole th in g must l*c done over. The bills must not only Ire approved by the Senate but also go through the House again. A lthough fresh statehood measures h av e been pre­ sented to th e new Congrenn, little has been heard of them. A pparently the statehood m nlter is regarded in Washing­ ton na one which can safely be put aside. Y e t this matter Is fundam ental to the A m oriran principles of democracy which so deeply concern not only ourselves b u t the ]>eoptes of n large pnrt of the world. This m atter relate* to the present an d future status of two Im portant geographic minorities in o u r population, the residents of the two territo ries involved. They want the seif.restartin g , self-governing status of sovereign states. Si'n xMw Z - l.ul *r Ino* fiuu’a children m il nut ha forgotten. Faflli and Im r will ha virlnrloua. Cart down, hut tint destroyed. -2 Cor. 4:0. W r air glad lo ttr the «cln«>li hare »pon»oiin| iwimming iniltuc* tiGO. lin n aIncut .umc .mrnming meetr with nriihboiing »chocl») Wallrr I ippmann write* a iplendid article -in llir im|>mt*ncr o( Univrraal M litaty Training. Quila the conltaty in a move Inward war, U M T •' the hnt meant we have (or avoidini wat and at (he tame time remaining aide to win il l( the nrcrtiitjr ariirt. In rpite of the harardt of curvet on the highwatri, did you know that moat automobile accident! occur while the driver it on the ilraightof-wajr? Out of 35.500 -fatal ac* cidenlt tail year, 29, 060 occured while the driver wat going tiraighl ahead, only 2.IM) while he wat oa a cum . Allan Mortit writei from Tailshatier that there it going to be a J raat movement in thii ilata. come 952. In turn the raicalt nut. It may be alioul time lo tevive the old fwm«i t«bem*torialtuepiiflit to<get ltd of lbs “ prefectional |ioliiiciani and the political ta c k rif«x V The Florida catlla induatry it having the biggcit boom in thr hWoty of thii itale, and the Florida cowlmy it riding herd on it23.000.000 worth of beef. Accarding to the Florida Cattlemen Ilia itate hai now moved ahead of melt famout wetiern iteak pro­ duce rt aa Wyoming, Atitona, New Meiico and Nevada in the value of ita catlla. Three wlio are talking to glibly about the merita of Ttuman’a Fai Eattern policy at oppoaed to Gentral MacAtthut'a policy ahould potlponrd their yudgmrnt in the matter at leait temporarily until they have heard from General MacArthur himaelf jiaat what bit pdlky for the Far Eati really it. Mtnrthini which may now be <f f#rtd no longer than Thursday •f thii week. Mririofore, all they hive known about General MacAfthur'a policy fa what President Tpaman .aid it wat. We have recently pointed awl n it of city o v e in in «» I lifw (h ther ccnttTof city ggovarnmenl clrnpatr. wijfr the coat o| atale fefvom irn m e n U N e w we m e w here the ro tl o f state governments (a ll *6 o f them com bined) fa a t n o th ­ in g com pared with the cost o f reif one federal government. S ta le governments spent 1 1 3 ,1 8 0 .0 0 0 .00O altogether l i t l year a* c o m ­ pared w ith *40,000.000.000 fee llm federal government w h ic h fa now h eading for a * 7 0 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 eapenditure this year. G h , w all . y o u . the federal g u .e m m e n l n a tu rally spend* more th a n the Me governments. Bat it w n i not so. In fact, up to n gen* •ration a g o . the Mate governm ents t *HS . I , #rMf*#t» j,1Ic, m tjj.’J Uritiifh Submarine (Csallaaag rrsas P*«« oaal scene from bear* In Scot land. Seventeen vessels, Including alx submarines, costropers and the American warship* were called out U hunt. One waa the Royal Navy a Reclaim, a deep diving training vassal especially equipped far salvage. The Affray had orders to m o w westward at n speed of four and f half knots (five and one-eighth land miles *■ mergingIn the t lM hour* In which eh* waa ordered to atay ilown aho thus could have fevered nearly •0 miles. The march centered between the Isle of Wight, which Is near the port eltjr of Ifouthampton, and Portland, about <K> mile* westward. Navy officers refused to specu­ late on hoar long tho crew might stnv alive If ths Affray remains Uiuferwgter. Venecia equipped with her breathing aparatua can stay submerged for weeks or aven months, ao laag na they are undamaged and their breath " v s i , " s s t r .s s f t were Inetrucfad to jiunl for otl R iv e r fa g re d m ilita ry a t e - m fa be The Birds end four IWV „» wash saVessel* n ± * !* & * * loaooqt far our- Textile Strike irN tls tM ____ ora Union of America (CIO I had brought In ngltatom "tc stir up treuMe.” Today's dlaturbanc* was the first In the 17-day-old strike of about half of Use company’s ISjOOg workers. _ Tho demonstration was led. Browder laid, by a "red beaded woman with a northern accent vbo never worked In the mills," He gave no further Identification. He charged the same woman had been influential In forming a "human carpet”— pickets stretch, ed out on tho ground— to block the •ntranceway to tho ploot Sunday night ”8he I* one nf many agitators brought In by the ui.ion,” llm* Jn said. *Wa are obtaining Informa­ tion on them.’* Union spokesman have had no comment on thia morning's demo•tretion. Dan River, on# of tho largest I oxUh mills In the South, manu­ factures virtually all type* of eplton and rottofiibaae cloths. Offjelale eeUraate M per cs«l n( (ha firm a rurrea) ardors are on gov­ ernment defenao contreft. Anproxfaaataljr 4 M M m ill* worker* In Hi#’ South are parildpatina la the T W U A etrlke. Th* unlen has oshod a 13 per rent wage boost, among other rantrad provisions. Dan Rher mode a voluntary * per sent boost laat Nnvamtwr and offered an additional f par rent lm rfajoh the company the maximum In­ vader M oral wage ... . ..fbfal offered, loo, aa additional 4 per coni (meat If and when federal regulation* ntrmli further larreaaca. The union has turned down the company offer. Derpll* the noisy violence ac­ companying the midnight shift •Wifi. olX i?^fc2ni ftsk fte Owners N # MacArthur Return ftotarians P hil To RADIO STATION Andy Carraway To ((Wallaoad P Pan S ) WTRR Represent City On D is tric t Served By FHA, tional cemetery In the extinct Attend I I K Kilocycles crater overlooking Armed Forces Day • S u p e rv iso r Says placed In Orlando Honolulu and Pearl Harbor. Ua Meet W t t D X K ID t T laced a 'wreath of orchid* at the m of Farm owner a aa well u tananta ar* now being served In the Farm Ownerablp program of the Farmera Home Administration, aaya Curtla J. Green, F1IA County Supervlaor here. Seminole County farmer* who own inadequate farm* may matt* essential Improvements on their land and building* with Farm De­ velopment loan* made or Insured b y*thin agency, he explained. Fim Hire unable tn get suitable credit elsewhere may qualify. Thi* credit Ir extended to im­ prove farm* that are large enough, but not well enough developed to enable the owner* tn malt* a good living, Mr. Green is!:!. Fundi mav t-f* it--.! for baric *o|| conservation T’-nctlres, pasture Improvement, construction or repair of buildlor* end rthir mfijn- impure menta. inrnl Mrhrdulra arc set up for 40-year periods, lint borrower* refinance their loam aa soon a* they can do »o on aatiifactory term*. The Interest rata la 4 per­ cent. Green pointed out that th* uijiar.il for Farm D«vclnpment credit In Seminole County U: 11 To conitruct or make im­ provement* on houie, barn, ihed*, or other »trurturM aif*c*>ng farm ’s efficiency. 21 T o dear l»*<! by ■ volcano sac of a flagpole in honor honoi of 13,bate 000 World War 11 dead buried there. *-a* T h e tlh rth m Club News A group of Rotariana from San­ Mayor Fred A. Dyson announ­ t Western Jta k o m ford plan to attend the annuel lt i»« ced today tb* appointment of Hevea irC lo c k n*l> Conference of tho 344th District of 7:11 New s Andrew Cacrewny, city tomRotary International from April ia * Hpnrt* At A l l l m r r minionrr, to re)>r*a*nt hi* of­ __ Hinge tloddf cisri i “ “ rk 33-24, in Orlando. Onrlllo Touch- 1 1* Mornli fice a* civilian chairman of Armed iln g fI ir- oll:>ne ton President of the local Rotary lilt UmHli■ In Forre* Day on May 10. Mr Car­ ... Muelr » «s W o rld At Nine Club, said today. raway, long active in civic af­ I'h ll H r . -1 Al iq a e n t i l t F'presentatlvca from the 82 I l f Kre-l-lla Ptewert faire, will choose a civilian com­ other Rotary Clubs In the Central t i t ) W 'h rrr A n * »l« tV a r »«■ Tresl mittee who will plan the event* Florida and West Coast area which I#» *f PI a l ’i» I’eredc which -re to honor the Armivl A tie r. A O lrl. Mu*l. „ maka up the District also will at­ Ilee.'lt Force*. -ln New a tend the Conference. This series ie It Music Simultaneously with the Mayof meeting* Il held each year, lt ;!l Vli-tor Viimhi (trvhedr* or’a announcement, Major General treo n r r k r i l i i And Hlar President Touchton said, to tevlv v l l i l l 1-srrtit T re -h r r e O m a c ll Jimrph C. Hutchison, commander the Rotarv service activities of tt:t« M .-rn in g Vstletl** of Florlila'* 48th Infantry Division the preceding year and to make in ti Music Hawaii of the National Guard, announced leyt men'a t'sll tu I'ta yer 11:11 plan* for Incieaaing their ef. !f> tho selection of Capl. IM-ert M. t il W firtd A l N-*nn feetlvenet*. 11:11 tU d lu Karm **1w r-l Raker a* Project Officer for l te I te « t.1tab Senator Spessard Holland will l11:11 Armed Force* Day for the Post ralnn* In K (It .u t Rinire make the principal address at of 9anford. C-apt. Bskrr will act ru p u ls r Hlar •hr Confrrsnce. District Cover no; I It Ijttln A m e r^sn* a* Heron between the rtvt|!«n Com­ in Jfrv, Frank M. Rhode* of St. Peters­ tiiM mittee and the military, under M usics) Varletlc* burg will preside at th* Conference ! la * |»ar N n n , ltan.lt direction of C o l. W illia m 1.. J. aw M -r tit At Ttirs* see*tony. Weakley, L'SAF. State Project 1 It T n d a r'e Hlar On* of the most important mat­ lir Officer in Jacksonville. e llilk And llcsdllnr* ter* to lie taken up at the Con­ 1:48 Vi-ur Merit'.rr H..ngi, Mr. Carraway said that a wtd# ference I* the nomination of a t ne Muelt- lutter* I’am. variety of event* i* being plan­ New* Ilotarlan tn succeed Mr. Rhode* a* II to ned for Sanford to carry out the lle-iurat H District Governor. The man nom­ t a* Ittirlhin I lour theme of the second Armed inated will take office aa govern- l:tt Htatrla K|/l( tit lia r Forces Pay, which i* two-fold: New a or on July I, anil will |>* the offi- 4i»* (TrSund s u a i s l - * - M ’.riW the A m e -* '! : rl. j; lit T ,.J’.*Y»|ire»vm*.ivt notary inf ife t w illg lu .l.in s. Foiri'a at an integral ami Inde­ Hit.ti la Parade 4:fe tarnational, the world-wid* organ­ pendent part nf the total ma­ llr n n v tln-idman K n lf r lt ln t ll isation nf all Rotarr Clubs, tn tba dt »* terial and aptrituat power nf lir t n in g On A I'lmal 244th Distrirt. 7:11 Itii.aa Pur a l.*>lr America now being mohillird. N ight Kdlllun Although nomination at the dis­ !** 121 A renewal of faith in our t i l t I'u g .iu t I htpa trict conference is equivalent to t it ilaeeball (lam e at U n l t u r , country’s sacred heritage, the election, the new governgr will be i* «# t’nlinl Nsiiune ideal* of peace and freedom, to formally elected, along with mnr* i*i il Ja c k Haillh the |irr*viVMlioii o f w h a h uul A t lleni* W ith M utlc than 200 other District Governor* !7;i; Newt power ia dedicated. from all paite of th* world, at Ro 1l:*t High Off Capt. David Gstrhrl, command­ tary International’* 1081 Conven­ ing officer of Sanford'* Com­ tion In Atlantic City, New Jersey, pany ” 1” 124th Infanlrv. of U. 8.A., May 27-.il. Florida'* 48th Division, said hla •tegwrl t a IS I For the 1PM-B2 fiscal year, company will cuopcate in every • t x v a k u e r t T t i i -i K k i : n < thee* district governors will coway possible to help make th* W A ttN irr onltoato the service wwrk of 844,* ■aafard. Plavlda. observance of Armed Forces Day Tti* In ltn irln e ttrlo e t*|Hirt*d tir 000 buxines* and professional ex­ lienlere nn The Hsnfurd Htal* memorable to rvrryonr in San­ ecutive* who ate members of more lit,Kataivr* M arket fnr proiln* r »i>M ford an tbc virinity. than T,?Oft Rotary Clubs In 8-1 le T r w k v n 0 |i* ,I i t * un t » 1:1# I 'M X i-rll I f . I t t l countries. Some of the neat white raw* of rrouea marked the laat crating place of nteo who pert*HerI in Uu* Japanrie *n«ak attack on Pearl Harbor Dec. 7. 1941. After standing rigidly at salute for * minute, MacArthur turned to cottopumlenU, pointed at row on row of the rroaac* and said "1 know the glorv of their death.” It was tho simple praise of a man who had lived through thr Idtt.-r campaign* of the Pacific war aad had watched men dir from Hataan to Okinawa op the tony, hard way to Japan’s sur­ render. The citation tn the honorary de­ gree from the tfniver«ltv of Itwail -panned the rrewUtd month* - f •*— MUor reoipalgn with *u«b lau.iBtnrv words; ’ l ighting Grnrrat of the Phil­ ippine*. , magnlfirrnt defense of Hainan and Correeldor . . Conquer­ ed Japan . . To the diillluslnnrd nation of 70,000.000 he gave ita fit * free • gnam wuM e' in* tit ui stvtkiiv ic|rrriffitltlVf4* co,lr nf democratic law* and *y* tem of iustice,” president Grrgg M. Sinclair of the university said: ■'The people of the world will alwaya be indebted to him for hla gallantry, far hta extreme dcvsUor. to duty and for hi* indefatigable snd unceasing labor far iustlr* an 1 freedom." "The univeraity.” said MacAr­ thur in itmiromplu remark* of ac­ ceptance. ” 1* one of our main bul­ wark* of civilisation, representing a *ymi>nid'im of aclem-a, rallur.and divinity.” I The General m-le in the lead car with hi* Hawaii hoat. Admiral Arhur W. Itadfmd, Pacific Fleet rominandcr. In the next rat vlth Mr*. Rad­ ford were Mrs, M a cA rth u r and Ar­ ( l aailssed rra a t Pup* _ thur. who hurried ta join the pre­ cession after a remp on the white Chiaea* base and mad punet ion. Yonchnn, on the rPad leading sand* of Waikiki Beach. northwest lo Chorwtm, was abatt­ ik n«d by the Red*. The Alii** hold high ground on all eides of Ynnchon, liut had not entered the town itself. i r . . l l . M S Prssr Pss* Oast An Allied tank-infantry force GUP policy committee at a fore­ smashed into a Red pocket of noon meeting. reeiitanco on th* main road to The resolution calls for ”* com- Kumhwa. a Chinee* bastion on (ho nlrte evaluation of the - United central front, Fifty ,of the 240 States policies In the Far Hast Body were kUlerl by Ufa* and and their1relation lo thg foreign rifl* (ire, and railiUry prdlHea of the-Unilad Kunihwa lq Chhl unrihfast of Plate* as a ’Whole.” i ;» dwurvon and northwest of llwaSenate Democratic leader* have chon. It Is a' key pftfnt in the fJtwi buildup area., » trees, etumpi, bni»h, sad addins permanent petlure. In developing their farm*, Mr. green explained, borrower* are enrouraged to do s* much of their own work u pootiblo ami to uee native milerial* whenever they ran. He **id the Fermero Home Administration cooperate* In Its Form Devrlonmenl progrem with nther agenrin. Including the 8tate ileaaa. I.ltaa l-u l<t*r. 1121 College of Agriculturv. Kxtenaion Mean*. 1'i.lr tiia hpr Service, Soil Conservation Service limn* Tvm tarefacn and Forest Bervlce. llu. hp r III-IJ * Heat* itna. hum he* lid M “ We can Include fund* In three i ’»titia ««. rl apt ml Itut quail I r development lo*n*," he added. Mto 0 w a lg k l par fa c T J -I 18 > (V la ry . Pt* (Joldea. dapandrefinance Imlehtedneoa the farmer lae q u a U lr ta 0 la ia a r 1 la .t i t may have again*! his farm.” falanr. V ia l-ascid. SapamtA ll sppUcatlona go before the leg qa a llly <• A larger |.* #-l *1 Caullftnw ar dapanOlsa Seminole Ceenty F H A Committee 1.71-1 >S L'oalaloar headed bv Gordon W . Johiuon. Ce/n. ilapaadlne quality t ie -i ie Oviedo. Other committeemen ere 1 dua irate rurumhara ha, haltla luu-t i* Henry Schumacher, J r., Route 1 KecpUal ha t»kla Hon 810. Sanford, and Wllaon B. llniona, tlrran iloi lm. ha , ;R I’a*a. tllark Kya liu hpr ile Miller, Route I, Sanford, Curtla J. Praa, i*rovrdsr fcu hpr. tie Green, county aupervlaor, may be Paaawra h« l.-kla 1 11 l i* eontaeted at the Form an Home I'uUli-aa. 1’l». tied (IIIwa til l n 1# th Tiara Adminiatratlon, P. O. Rox 10,11, Mqitaak, Tallnvr I'ruuk Naek Orlando. . . . T h U nimmlltre U rr*|M>n*lble Tm aaloe* t* lb u a i* 1 IS tIT H ta •for deriding whether e farmer I* nraakpa. Valaaiik* baa ellgildn for a loan and whtlhrr Ida farm con ’ & B i: W f a & s w +M oat ' 'V • • ile -t .ii Orient fi ! i n vartuti** r r - M i " ' re e rije ii *• menl uni Th* “Haiti — — are Mar ’ti * >?h ment limit l e A l L 'a p r if, 1,1X1K 'phrfc X ages i County. ml M; .{!iu#i llautlna: Up In. ( , w i i i ( mi-daral*. T h f F A R IA ffotne Admlnttrer-. ST tion alktr inalea hhd ImdihM Man# v . - HE APYERTIA El to buy farms end to enlarge fkrmv that ore ten email to bo efficient, Democrats" and 19 Regulineaaa. • M r. Green (Old. tfaa f. i ifcf «| peried K T Jority. party, foredt ftrea majority repte*rnt*ri *n on any II , r __ •■nudge pot* in an effort tb Inquiry group. i r . a i l i > M ream Van* Oaat Meanwhile an Invrotigmtion of hid* thrlr ground movement* front the prying eyes, of Allied conuniuion quit iiitrning lo all lb* pilot*. They ubm the tame tporiimen’t group* in the Mate it last N , rvmber, Just before could run a good agency and pro­ opened the'* drive down tho Banking Commit)**. mote conservation ncninauL. Th# action wn* taken nf*er » of th* BCfli! Senator Franklin of Fort Mvera closed door discussion of report* The new ftald commander of praised the wofk or Cecil Webb President Truman once mad* und th* U. 8. Righth Aro.> I - Korea, of Tampa, former chairman of the later discounted charges that mare Id. General Jgmea A. Vat, Fleet, ow n ml**inn. Congress members nave received visited hie troop* Tueediv on G a m e Commlssiim official* fata fnr helping applicant* for th* wexlern front. claim th* defleisocles of which Hu n F C loan*. He told AP ru n » rpc •lent Jim senator* complain'd have lieen cor­ T h r Investigation job was bend­ ttevkrr earlier tkM ,t< linltc-J rected or didn’t exist. They In* ed to a subccmmltte* he*did hj Natian* forcer a u , ready and eluded charges nf political hlfkrr- Senator Fulbrlght JD -A rk l. able to contain any Communist In* amonv commissioner*, "flathrust. Maybank also announced; grant Inefficiency" In administer Spring wns break Inp f*»t In 1. Tit* full committee will hnm g ths conservation program, am) gtn hearing* Tuesday on U1U Rad Krore* da V*h Fleet mod* AKH4K*iftliOtl Kporworod by VoluoU County C«UI granting of special privileges tn concerning the future of the RFC hi* first freaUinv lour. Road* and Airicgltvnl Extension ffarrk some hunter*. again were dry odd dusty. them measures Renat* debate on th# report d*. In the groond fighting east of oif'the^blf _ t x . ' ; ^ £a: 1 layod once mere resumption ml the Hwoehan reeorvtor, Allied rency. Former floor action on lhe 8)7,300,000 fam e held fait ta T u f f * and street '**' ^fioovet and J « a a ^ _ balsa tat broadening bill. YoehOa, tawae they soiled from _____ RFC head, vriB he Th o boose, far the eemnd Iret witnevt**., the Bed* two days ago. straight day gave major attention 8. The fait eommhtev endoreed The rapture nf Yangaru Sunday to ths Ihrwda Mil lo give the pre­ effort* by Fulbritht’e group to get ■lllahiatad a Rod buildup that tent three-man Railroad ComraU- leetipiony from Donald S. Daw- hod bean In progress. One big sion power to regulate private eon. a White House aide, on supply dump fall tn U. N- forrre. elerirtc power rompanic*. charge* he It** Influenced RFC In the mountain* west of Inje, Whcrqas the House had broken - lendingI I milre southeast of th* dam. up its Mender ses»lon on a He A c lm a Ann Revere and two Allied force* found le*a#ning Red vote. It appeared throughout the mare screen and kfadfa writer* reellUnc*. roumi of parlismeatary maneu­ balked at tailing ths Home UnRed Korean fairre an the east vering on ■msndmente today (bid American ActlrHir* Committee central front were described hr Bupporievs »f the Mil were firm!; whether they were Cmnmnnlet* on# American re >*ml oa “eery In control, Miss Rt-vete. whose face lx much InferlaC* to th* Rod fo rm The three-awn Republican dele­ fsmirier to mlillenx of movle- that battled the Alllot In th* gation Introduced ita resolution goen, smilingly inspected a Com- •arty stages of th* wenr. praising oUriel General Douglas mimlsUParty membership card for M . General Edward M. Almond, MacArthur, but lb* House sent It 1148 which comraittre counsel commander of th* V. §. 10th to a committee foratudv Instead Frank Taranner, Jr., -said C o m , eald the Korean Rede her name. of conaideriBg It Immadlataly. shamed Inadequate training. He After a long hesitation, ah* In­ m U lower grad* officer* and The 1oag-o>peeled clash between a liberal Senate and a conservative voked h n rnmlltntlnml pmRege noa-coms were definitely Inferior. House oa money matters showed against cither affirming or deny­ ing Its corrects*** an ground* that Itself for th# Aral time. The Senate Approoriatlon* Com­ to do so would lead fa ‘ mittee rejected a Hawaa-appraved inate her. PracikaUy raw tlron, radio, healer, extra clean bill whleb would extend saoiwUav tan. , tine. ID* l O m tom i w w ra r ................................. O f e »| | BUthoriutlam rated in 1*19 for another two yean If the legisla­ Supreme Court Justices from QP8 said (hat In applying for ture falls to xn-ee on a new gen­ a present reran to ID. p#fW>laxl*n to raix* kix yriroo to eral apprepriattma oat. Th* HeKto 'n o ra r rioter to Brest xtotos f*tr trod* requireU r a l w w ra r. t i i n d M , radio, House apewaori said it weuld Mild vote# on bill# la unmask Rk Klox * toller must show that: prewont laet-minuia hasty apgud- Kknxmsn and tops out toot monto good M rss -------- ----------- — . 1. Hie telling price la lea* than [ raw authorluliona under preexuie Florida^egi iloUtfe aetlonx railing that at whleb ft* was lawfully reftf haring to pas* some sort of opc#m nredli7 nronriotiona bill. Sonata oqpnn- ."StA* 1 | under ■ lUmlreArek rwta axid 11 bright result In tie K --S x S w a A n ra *|1rhiog tho Joh of tt*4f BBC retain■ CB6II vlowing spending request* every I w - vra * -i. Tho study weald M t o d * by th* :ty M lower] Rep. Burton of Brevard Iptya- Industrial Engineering Experi­ lar the xtot* [ • i,--t a bin that would require ad ment Station of tho uniranlty than waa oublieatlM* to give any person i*f Florida. iPrarU raV y ra w lira*, radio, Urey critic tied equal spare to re­ William* mi ply. amt provide a fin* of §1.900 bUI nlu* I1W> • day for every dav aliawr VlrginU Bearvy of Um At- i rdcml by cmirt to (top selling !■ the •trees wax pefuxed. It lx ximl- tatxwy Genoeal’o offtc* to toko the m ini mum provided pmi*' the *t*U|| | 9 4 8 lar to on* offered to Ui# Georgia State hoy esnmlnattoa thbiagh lolat.ww by Governor Herman eh* hoe not attended a fata year 3tate Fanners Market Korean War Special Probe T tjw rtw uai Hi w ^ * a ^ 3 E ;a a ife a * t State Senate ‘CRACKER 8 K K 3 # iS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 SAMSULA AIRPORT EVERYRODY INVITED BARBECUED DINNER 11:30 - 2:.'UI P. M. ‘ 194! Studebnker Sedan Extra food, only ora local owner .-d'ffiffil.... f)|ft.00 Price 1847 Ford Sedan 1946 Buftck Super Sedan h )M7 Dsdga Sedan 1948 Bukk Super Conrei uJ *> ' ■ ■ I m . J i h r n i i r (r!ta^ t: "^frin e radio Stations began amdlng out hourly metsaga aartng *fanl a auhraarins T l* the Chinese withofat a llo w in g ilmlitg nod possibly aunk beto strike h o ik atreaa d i r north not 1m _ ted activities o f birds attract K UnivonilIhf* says that a n o n * ____ nurse in mrd-watahlug b a a 160 students rcglstolrcd. Thii ifJrw 'M etm nUlM w with . 6annlMM ith th e College of Getiernl Studies, ■and•Is^ntt'enderl’-by -doctors;- lawjfers,-sec­ retaries, Rod Cross w orkers, housewives, a n FBI mun, an Ice-cutter, and #ven h m em ber of the unemployed. Accord­ ing to th e ir instructor th e pnly classlflcaiious under which these stu d e n ts cab bo p)nc«d are, male and fem ale, { The problem common to these various students of bird-life is t h a t of the com plexity and streaa o f modern liv­ ing. But th e habits of b ird s havo changed little in the thousands o f years of th e ir existence, and th e ir activities have rem ained on the sim ple Iwsli of th e satisfaction of natural needs. This sim plicity, together w ith their braut of form, color and song, e x e rts a powerful attractio n , Bin: watching Is a restful and satisfying hobby. d a wot a rtn a that p la c in g „ T re o p s far Korea at tba m e rc y d id V'ny T h e alltlpl m e the fart that il fa he v:1-. Shakespearc Notebook? tn keep tba civilian superior to the i----------- . B u t we submit that if T r a assrclr believe fa this o o t k v I h a d wentad fa d a Urn rig h t ' a *. s Ju st one " i r 1 Irclween Alan Keen and riches. The “If is a form idable obstacle. Keen, a I»ndon bookdealer, Maya t hnt he has come into possession of an orig in al notebook by Shnkcs|>oarc. The notes occur on the m a rg in of a his­ torical work published in lfiBO. They contain b lta of dialogue about King* Richard II, H enry IV and H e n ry V, which scholars will lie Interested to compare w ith th e finished Shakespearean product in these plays. If K een's Identification la accepted aa co rrect, ho can probably retire for life on th e proceed*. B u t ia he right? One fundam ental reason fo r doubt is the m eag er material available which is known to have been w ritte n by Shakes. ]H>are's hand, and therefore suitable for com parison. Thera nre only six signatures in known existence a n d the words “by me” a t the end of his will. Nor ia m uch m ore likely to turn up. T he sixth sig n a tu re was found a fte r a long search by Prof. C. \V. W allace of the U niveraity of Ne­ braska, l ie reasoned th a t anyone living in London for a long tim e would eventually appear in court in some connec­ tion, and w ent through to n a of document* u n til he finally found a single signed depoaitlon. Some such fin d as Keen's presents th e only likely possibility of adding to this scanty mnterial. Tho discouraging point fo r Keen la th a t scholars differ on tho few remaining sig natures. One auch, in a copy of Montaigne’s “ Essays,'’ w as pronounced genuine by the head of th e British M useum ’s manuscript departm ent In 1872, and wail callod spurious by his successor. Whore ex­ perts dlffchr, Who can decide? At least Keen will have the satisfaction of having started something. •pota or wrvcknge at well aa marker buoy* which ■ submerged ' » * r » spent more than the f t d - submarine In lrouble could bo pnvetnm ent. • A I expected to aon.l up. The searching was being d i­ , 'M w t writer* who support T r u ­ verted from ui* Royal Navy** b it base here. m an in the M acA rthu r c u n tr o v e n y The Admiralty announced J ”***• -" .I* shoimt not have it. . *• . -v -,tt - i-.ijj wniil thin question glv«re th e lie to the fin e speeches our representatives make to th e rest of *h« w orld about the in­ herent rig h ts of people to «•*•»<■rmlne I h e ir own ?oihi ui governm ent ami their own destinies. la d ’s p rin t in: what we preach. may deprea* ua fnr the mnmrni TUESDAY APR. 17. 1951 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , g A N P O U D , F L O R ID A The Sanford Herald i ■ , ■-a* ate i (| 0 , d 0 �T I TUESDAY APK. 17. 1951 TU B SANFORD HERALD, SANPOHD, FLORIDA S o cia l A n d P erso n al Activities • NONE H8 S o c ia l C a le n d a r TCBSDA V The ‘American llmim D-euMItienl of the Woman’* ( lull will meet a t s:i>0 P. M. ai the Worn, an’a Club. The S m ln o W High ^Vhiml Glee Club will viitr I tam. T h r Dependable Cilia* uf tin* K im Method!*! Church will meet ai H:IMI l‘.M. at the huim of Mr*. M. K. I l i U r mi VVv>l Klr*l S i n d . Mm, Ibirkr Steele will l«- to. hontm*. T h r Y. W. A.'i of tlie* Kim lia p tu t Church will m eet at H:lhJ l ‘. II. in tin T. K. 1- cltu.fi io.nu. T h r Unity C1a«* will meet at tliv Vuldex Hotel at 7:3(1 I'. ,M with Rev. Carolyn II. Paraon i ai 0earher. The puhlir la invited. The Ijidie- Auxiliary to the Urotherhmid of Tminmrn will meet at the home of Mr,. K. C. CampM i at 7:30 I*. M. The Wan* llllile ITn** *>f the ** * r r .— . x,.*Jr t l.nrr Vii'cVf a: 7:30 1’ M. at the home of Mr*. Gilbert William*, litllO IlihUcu* Court, WEDNESDAY The Civic Department of the At’nman', Club will tnvvt ut 1J ::U) r M. at the rluh for a r t r r r i d diih luncheon. The public i* Invited to attend at 1:30 I' M. to hear Ml«* l.ila Woodard of thr Ilium* Demon**r»t|on Denartment ,p..nt. ______ __________ ............. Methoilltl Church Prayer Meet' Ing Service in McKinley Hall i*. 7:46 P. M. The regular P rayer Meeting Service of the Firat llaptHt Church will Ih* at SJto . M. in the Memorial Educational Huilding. ^ Mill Week Prayer Service at C e n t r a l ItaplUt Churrh at 7:30 P. M. Weiliu-11lay A religinu* flint will lie ahowib Com* Wnrahip willi u*. n » .:i is n \ Y The Royal Amhn»*ailor* will meet at the Firxt |lapti*t Churrh at 3:30 P. M. The Dougla* Johe Junior nro* therheod will meet at the Firat Baptiat Churrh at,7t30 P. M. The Men** Brotherhood of the rfTrrt Baptiat Churrh will have their regular Supper and Program riffling at 7:30 P. MT h r Seminole Chapter No. S O. R. fe. will gleet at the Ma*nnlr Hall at 9|00 P. M. m iriA t' “ Hlo RlVo*" Win be ne*mted liv Ihe Seminole High School Glee Clijli at 9:00 P. M. CLORIDA STATE • " THEATRES L tin r o v n m i K r t ) _ >*tma "•Where llappimfa C ir t So Utile** * TODAY & WED.! ty . , , Miss Pearl Naugher Weds Robert A. (Jee Mr* Jewel Mu**elwhlte an I A. J. N’nugher announced the marriage of their daughter, Pearl Naugher. to Mobvrt A. Gee, ton of Mr. and Mr». Pete (if f of Orlamiu on Saturday, Apr. li , ..t thr t lirolian Church with lift. J. A. Karri* officiating. T h r brlilv rkiiir for l hi* wedding a navy blui* falllv *uit with navy ami whitv ucre**orie* ami a cor* *ag>* uf white row*. Mr. uui| Mr*. II. K. l ‘atton terved a* matioii of honor and |MM m c n . Mr- (•••tor*. rhn«* powder tdue *uit with black ae* i‘f**orie* ami a toixage of pin* rose liud* for the wedding. After a *hort wnldinir trip the couple will make their home at 021 Stth Strcel in Orlando. Mr. Ore i« unuciatrd with the Square Deal Machinery Co. and Mr*, Gr-t I* employed by the Southern Hell Telephone *V ■ - . flW*-e>- • 1 ’W " - ‘ •■ Higrh (ilet* Club H ans Musical Play The Seminole High School filer Club will iire*i*nl » eolnrfol mu*iral play “ Rio Ilico" Friday aftirnoon at 1:30 o'clock anil at night nt 9:00 oMnek at the %rhoo| auditorium. The theme of the play it a Ora »u re hunt in the South Purlfie. The ea»t and churn* num­ bering 100 will perform under the oil eel ion of Mir* Ollie Itvete M hlttle a comedy replete with treaiure hunter*, pirate gh»xt«, Spunnh dancer*, mermaid* and a ballet of pirate*. John Fite play* the Mat role of u college geniu, Amo* Mplerule who lm unruled a gold de­ tector machine. J>h* McClung ha* the part nf a financier who Imek* a hunt fur pirate treaiure and encounter* pirate* led by George Hanlrn nnd crew including I.uther David llill Ti»on and llunnle Gar­ net Norma Faye Harvey, Caroline Mrlnni* ami Donna lou llatprr fill the rolea of roed*, and Clar­ ence Clnuie, Herald Covington and llol. Cawley appear a* college lmy« who operate a radio *101101). Ib-tty |,ou Paitin I* ehaperone ut the expedition, ami Dial Hoyle i« a laM*y roul.. , Clark Me.tlcr, Joan Wright, Ann Itahorn. Barbara Flynt and Mary Ann Wilke flit nlanit a* pirate ghoat*. Dance* will lie I rv-i-nted under direction of Penny Wallace and Norma Faye Mai vvy. Mi** Shirley MbldMnn will henre a* arcompani.t of the en­ tire pnMfurlion. Ronnir tja rn rr nml J imIltClung are *lage lighting ilIrdcfnM. The Mtoge committee Include* Aon llalKirn, Janice Red, Mary Anne Wilke, (inil Billing, Bet.y Anne Curt.-i, l.luda la-unard. Joan Wrigld, la'.lie llolrimibv, (,’harle* Willi* Joe |(ii|rhi*ou and fiernaUI Covington. J. C. Ellsworths Hbve Anniversary Mr. and Mi*. J. C. Kllnvorth oUervad their Cflth wedding nnnlvrrnary yeiterdav at Ihelr home* on Heard* 11 Avknup where they have lived for the pa»t 41 year*. They were married in Grand Rapid*, Mich, in IH9S and moved to Sanford In 1010, where Mr. Ella worth ha* continued to op­ erate hi* farm ever »lner. Meeting- !* Held By Mlmon Circle t : V IKTHRobch l a . i1 lO K ir B R I A N A G A R luink lor»|oj Saytnne Dolheil The Minoaa Circle of the Gar­ den Club mat Friday at the home of Mra. C. L. Wallace. The meeting wai predded over by Mra. Harry Sllaby, vice-chairliepot la were heard from the ■landing committee* and plan* were dlacuaaed for Ihe coming year l>onk and program. Following the meeting refreahmenta were aerved lo the followin*: M*a. Floyd Palmer, Mra. C. P. Ka.ay. Mra. J. M. Cameron, Mr*. Ray Oder, Mr*. Charter Browr.. Mra. Mary Swankhouae, Mra. II. 61. Haven, Mr*. Jot Jarrell Mr*. C. F . William*, Mr*. Theo P*«e and Mr*. Wallace. Alao Mra. Pllahy, Mr*. J . N. Atierello, Mr*. II. II. Gray, Mr*. II. Q. Touch'on, M n. M. W. Oiler, PAGE THWBi# Mrs. Felice West WedsHarvey Swanson Circle Is Entertained Ml: F fiiie W ilt l.ecahle lh lu .t. i.I flarvey Swftbiuii in u •pilel reieiooliv wbi.l. I... I, plat'i Ij - i WnlueMtay, Api. II, nt ti:00 I*. M. In Folkat on* Cia. The ceremony wa* iierfornted by th»* He:-. Ilenrv K. Stip<*. pa«tor if P e r s o n a l s the^ F«!k*ton Methmliit Church. Following a wedding trip through the northern |mrt of Friend* nf Mr*. .1. K. Deneff the Slate. Mr. uu.l Mi*. Swaiuuii will regret In team that »he- are reading in their new home In ronlinue* III at the Orange lien l-a'*e Mary. •ral lloipltil. Hep. Volie William*, Jr. re­ turned Sunday to Tallahatira af­ ter spending the weekend wilh hli fain) t *»^e io- t. o .t- d 1. -t. Iwl It., t.(ot<ftl3& Rv A irs. U H it liit . r •| teat,- e t i . « ;r..t brut? ” h m I {ii 11ci a .i iited •li M ;C i tin miMuoced a Ml Of* I #< “i*, • . f tin « *t . i . i i i i . i . i»*r tio»;tr (hniiiiiAit i All *d «n« f i uttij.p' mi totfH f ^*1 i«t a t||iili |Hill* III**’ t It Ah*l In ni« f«#r i ■ I.at I I I i«»fi At .i invt t (ili{ **l lli«* l i d ' l . t \ii nil I.I III* «li«irihiited lo dffnet • C i n !» of the («jir«!< 11. |iirrtllM>« • to Ih* mill the proFrid»\ nt tht* home of Mr** CfCll* fi «»lll till will In* ii *#h| to Ganllnrr. Th» huaincM was mndurtt I b \ •ffurc n riiffi’i* •lri|M.|afnr for tho (iaitlen Ct'Mi i t h t i ali iiii.ii, \ii II ll. Mi **.i IIn. 11»*|*»»i"i s. fi nni . tnn11in corn. Tl In. no nt....... 1 u ■i ,■ Mr- 1leer* ntiftri"* werr* hrnul. Mi* If1 II ■ii. M .- Kdw uId M Call. Mrt. G. Civile Rantiev, Il.il den. M1 llftsfen. Firhitiifr rhairmm re- " Irving Kiel*IS ', .Mr* M r’n din. Mi Wilke, M rj. lu-rll . Imt , Mt- ■( ’K”ivi";ni mtil 11uriii if tiir pa* I, n until. Reg pr M u . N ■d «tmiih, Mr*. M y, Sir ft* i"» n ftoget *. Imlltllng Mind It.II S*»nlit Mr . 4,. C. Dicker ton, chanmMii. rr|Mirt«d the *ir»l* bn 1 M l- ;* \ Him bn C M n . H. F. Mi • II Saver. M rt. cotnpleti*«| thrir »pnlu pavin* it i .i i:.. i r ILitleh. Ml -. M 1! M r..k . the (iattlini i'» nt«*r. I if Ieg!nta** ! 11 11**• *I eii«* » m ttrl. Jitt.ii , tii«.il Mi . Hilli Molina*. Curd Party (liven Ity Catholic Club A benefit card party *pon»ore-l Friend* of K M. Swaim will In- by the Catholie Women*. (Tub wa* Kind to learn that he ix recuper­ held at the Mayfair Inn Thuraitoy ating after a recent attark uf evening. There were approximately virui pneumonia. table* of iiridge and ,ana*tu. Committee member* were Ml*» 1 Mr*. Walter Orion, whn hs* Mary * > * . ma o, aii**" recently *old her home, left thl* among tho*e who helped were th* weekend for Willlaniftown, V l u , Young People’* Club, Mr \ Menwhere *he will make her home. enilet, Mra. I*. Smith, Mr.- A. W. Te«lo, Mr*. Ilea.ley, Mr*. V. fluni* Mr*, (ieorge Wet mute. Jr. and rharri, Mr*. W. V. Holierl*. Mr«, children of luike Wale* apeod the W. n. l.iving»ton, Mia* Mary weekend with Mr. and Mr*. Mc­ Churrh. Mi*. Toi l.ivlng.ton nnd Kay Trulurk. Mi Martha Wight. Palmn* foi the ima-ooi wen tieno Haliorn ul the Unlvcraity a* fid low*: Powell*. Office Supply, of FhitiiLt k o i Ihe iivernignl II o y d-Walloee In-uinnre Co, gucat of Mr. and Mr*. 11 K. Mor* Robba Bakery, Ivey*. Shin* Store, ri* and family. llollywiMMl Shop, YowelP* Co., Touehlon’* Drug Co., Dew Drop Mr*. (Jordon Stanley aim *on Inn, O. I). Sign Shop. Rn**etter have returned to Durham, N. C. Florial, II. It. Pope 4- Co,. \Vfl*h after epcotliitK MIDI time with Tire Shoo, Sanford Paint 4 fila*» her parent* Col. and Mr*. Paul Co.. Nirhol»on*« Ibiiek, Pig A Che*ter*on. Whi.tle, llayne* Office Machine Co., Seminob* County Motor* nnd Pfe. Kugene W. Mrru, afte r Club Diamond. ti*lting hi. mother, Mr*. I.urill * Al»o, tho.e from Dellary: Plan­ Photo |ty Tod Stvolni Mero, and hi* ieither in Ulo*itv, tation E*tate*. Dellarv Servin’ Mi.< Mil me. Moiau, daughter of Mr. nnd Mr. \ F M»ian. who,.i N. Y„ re|Mirte,| at Ft. Dix, N. J, Station, Joseph W. Brenner Con* nod apprnaching ntarriag* to Robert Keilh will lie on Apr. 16 for ovrr-*ea» duty. .(ruction simi Hulldini’ Co.. Mil­ .rent of Mnv If ler & Ciiiruehnrri Paint and Cor: Mr*. Aithur Beckwith Jr. and .(ruction Co., Dellaty Hulldrra non Jack have returned home Supply, Wallace Cabinet Shop. -Miss Lillian Moran after (pending the pait two Kttale* ______ Foo<| Center and Davla ('Im irnien Named week* with Mr, and Mr*. John r„ntrari C*> I5y G arden Circle To W ed Mr. Kei t h Mathew* of Wnyeroa*. fin. 'l i - Irvin t*Ylnld*rg and 'l> • Mi. and Mi-. ' E. Mm nil o| Mr*. Edith llaveron, who hn* Mil uilo Ylinip wen* eheteil nro- Sanfoid all linn need iihIsv the ill lieen vi.iting her brother ami *!*• i*i am rhuiirnan nnd eourle*v gagrmvnt of rlieii daughlei, I,il ter-in.law, Mr. and Mr*. t.e.lle lly H EVER I.T fill AY chairman ie*p«*etively nt ihe meet. linn France*, to Roliert 'I Keith, Went, returnrd ye*trrdav to her int: of (In* III inerocalli* Garden •>m of Mi ('. V Keith and the home in I.lying.ton, N. Y. Illive you maike-l the tw entieth Clrela which met Friday at the lule Mr. Keilh of Marietta, Go. on your calendar * That** the night Mi*< Moran attended I’biridu Mi. nnd Mr*. Harry llan-en and of the Glee Club Oio-retta! DTI home of Mr ■ Clay William*. Wr« t* S niikrfM.il an«\Arrr.i S t rnUi'M itv mul F uRh v 1vniIwo children, Cheryl and Eddie, o'- be a pirate* theme thl> time uml in <Iam.r ifin llollyuiHHl arrived Imlay lo *p*ml will yon like thn*e pirate*! "Hlo iraitlm «|i»rttiins «fti*r tli** rr> Mr* E iilh atlrntli^i Vnifiitin about a week with Mr*. Hanarn • Ilico” will be In the S.II.S. ninli. |***i t vi fi fie ii til f i iifii the *1n ml At'clali* .li-rsi'v inif rmninitti'f** Mm, Fnlytn hnie lif tliu te , Ithickshiirr. mother, Mr*. E. C. Krhol*. tnrium thl* Friday evening nt S;mi nml Mi». Vintip wen* nf*<» \ n*. ami i n«»vv « l.y the T rlc u t he the u«uul a f ­ it* .Irlrifete* ti» »i*|iie*i*nt the «*ir» feifeial Ruveinmi'fit n* u ihciiittn! Mr. and Mr* John Ilerlmt cele­ oiln rk . There’ll performance at 1:3d for ih it! tiit* t Htiventifti tn he i*nvl*n «i brated their 3Uth wedding onniver- ternoon rtudent*. Ticket* ate only (16 and The w^Minkr will U ' nn e\**nt nf »arv Saturday at the home of 33 rant*! On *ale nt *chm>l or up- I *Id in I Li violin Jlrm h. their daughter nnd ■on-ln-taw, fown. Don't ini»« “Rio Rleo**! \t the i ............ the meeting re- M “ \ ‘ J. " "" M •' |J'r 'V 'e I f din.int* were . ! veil to the •»,i*t Chu'rh in Gvpma Rev. I K. Mr. and Mr*. Wilbur Krellng, who Senior lei-t* are driving the entertained with a dinner party. I.dlnuing M r,. Ilnker.on. Mt "'fV w.il1 , 'map. Mm Felnbeig, Mr*. R T . nn. Mr*. Jullu* Dlngfelder returned Hunt, Mr, S J. N'ix, Mr, M. E. Invl,,'\l “V " .’'' " o T nr“ ' rerelitlon which will la*, held imlad week from ttnlea N. V. after I tiror, Mr, (J C. Slke*. a new meiliaiele following the ceremony .pending «ome time with her *on l o iiibil, Mr-. W. Ilumll, Mi ol the ('ouimnnilv Hall. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. I' ll M.ithleu, mi.I Mr- Willian Simon Dingfrldet and their daugh* Me*. C,,1L Uawarn pre»etiti*-l nil t#r. Jan IIPISI’OCAI < OVVKNTU.N ."•*■ William l*< 'let. Mr* .1 N. article on "Nailnual Defcnac** In Mend* i , of the II dy C ue* lb b*o«. Ml- A .‘billip,’ Ml* I «■ Mr. and Mr*. Wendham Prlddle liutli (J. Reynold., uall.iual i-hati Epiuopal (Tiur.li who nttnnlr I Sounder, nnd Mr*, " E. K li.b of iWt'inc for the D.A.R., ai and daughter of lakeland .pent man :ie« I 1ST I HIST S llll.I I if ........ . .............. ....... meeting Friday of the Sal be (he ;'i(h Animal ('onu-nlion of tb-1j*111" iait week with Mr*. Priddle’* par- the Harr iron Chapter of the D.A.It ai D i'a1-"( South Fluiida \pr I end, Mr. and Mr*. J. V June*. Mr. 12 In llavlorm llentb wi i > llu* Rev. Prlddle ha* returned nn.l Mr*. I hr- lurnu* o f Mr*. K. M. Galloway IL I iiibioii / I mium iniwii, Hydriey Priddle will remain for <omo lime. with Mr,. Frank Woodruff nud G. Giav. I n u<urer id llu llu. ,.*«*, Mr*. It W. Riipreeld a* rr-ho Mr. and Mi>. J. I.. Inyley, Mi. and te*»i*i. Friend* of Mi(» Miriam Hatchn M r,. A. W. Lee, regent, prraided Mi-. Il I " b i i n e i , J r , Mi. and of Tifton, Oa., formerly uf San- over the meeting and report* Wen- Mi*. lUiotall Gli*.e, Mr, It. W ford, will be Intprpited to loarn heard front the Ktandlm* commit­ Itupncld, Mr*. Wuil W War net. that »he w** reeentlv voterl •'.Ml** tee*. Mr*. F. E. Roumillat, reio Tlflon High School** where *he lutlnn* chairman, prraenterl re-o It • icnlor thl* year. She wa* lutlnn* on the death of a rhapt.-r Senior* mail. uIm> voted (hi* prettleat girl In her member, Mr*. W. M. Thigpen Hible (T o ll w ill lie Wedncdnv rlat*. Mi** Hatcher I* the grand­ The chapter voted In »end a mp after »ehool. Coming * daughter of Mr*. E. C. Echo!*. to Mr. Mr Tlilgpen rn and family. When* I* lloli Saint t'lair »peni|. Mr*. Miriam Houcll report id ng nn-'t of hi- time? Mr*. J. C. Mitchell principal of nn the Seminole County Muae'lm. The I atm Club will lie j....... Ihe South Side Primary School, Two gift, were made for the mn ng then I'ninpii, I'olln , «o.ut. will Icavr today for lllrmingham, »oum by Mm. Ann Hummel of the That will Ire a humdinger: donT Ala. with Mri. Annie 11. Lord, Fellowship Front and A. II. Peter ni** it! ITieorlaV. (he twentyItnyon 1‘rin tn l ( *i »*p«* Itayon Iluttlivi Wenvt preddint of the Orlando Elemen­ *on. Mr*. Ilnmmrll gave un old ‘uurth. in the S II H aiidiiiuium. lo r fttfccl weiir in Stiliil (’oltint tary Principal*, where they will Confederate «eal monnterl n* .< Vot nnlv laugh - and dancing nc attend a conference of the South plaque and Mr. Peler»nn g a v r an Inging, hut the lali »t go»*i|i (old S|Mwffll Vnlitc 2.HS Ea«lrrn District of Klemcntry early picture of the Sanford water n catchy little |euni, iHtween Principal* of Ihe NKA. Mr*. front. rcta! And they'll prnbaldy I** talk 2 .7 !) Mitehell will go a* ihe new chair­ At Ihe clo*r* nf the meeting tin ng ntiout you! Only :tu cent*.,, man of the Elementary Principal* hoatCMe* aerved refro h m en t* to flint ’* next wet k, mi i cmembeI Sim llrcftKtm in Soh«l of Florida and a* *eeretary and the following; Mr*. W. II. HaHant. ihe (.'aiiipu* Polite*.. ., f ’tilnr |tittiMlrlnih with Sun lirr.imhi u< so Irranurrr of the South Ka*tern Mr*. A. C. Ilen*nn. Mr*. F. F HulHave ,-f.u - r J*»-,« yum (V!ei» I >a inch eyelet Conferenc*. Mr*. I-. P. Hagan, Mra. II J. Fed article yet? lie tine In find ni|lllirc IV rrn le I’rm t l-ehman, Mr*. E<1 Mfiwh, Mr*. I .ut wh*i ymio i« and don't turn emlirnltlerv trim Mr*. L. E. Oder, Mra. W. D. Hof- II. Mcnick, Mr*. J. II. Ilay, Mr* t in late 2 .0 8 mann, Mra. Ben Wade, Mr*. It. E. J. 81. (Tlalr White, Mr*. I>aw*u<t, That** ntu.ui nil the gab at 2.!IS Peck, Mr*. W. II, Taylor and Mlaa Mr*. |j*c, Mr*. Ilui,cll nnd Mr*. S.II.H, ihi, time. He ii'iin1 you Nell William*. Roumillat. onn .. PURITAN EE-SHIRTS! .Mr**11 t’nl tun l*i int s i.05 ?/ v As 11 SEMINOLE III \\ ] **:• 1 53.95 'I_ ': Mrs. C. R. Dawson Talks On Defense Q iu t V M E N 'S MEM W EAR p iim n c r:.»’ J 5PRINGT1ML VALUES LUCIES’ CRESSES - •P’, X i fB V 6d | H n | tjH 'A ! M S K I R T S P E N N E Y M WEDNESDAY MORNING ^ iv e r s a r y S P EC IA L! fllfiUSETTES . 8(1 Ht|tiiiie Prinl j ' Mt r t Sl \ J . 2 .0 8 Ilnytm Crepe Prints imd Solid ('vlora 1.(10 f Cuttoii Tweed " i t li N ttvelly I'uckeU 2 .0 8 —PLUS— CAR TO ON — N W K I.T Y NKWS . S r \ i 1 SEIPS / PKSflES .Mu It if ilium int HemIn rR nnd Acelntc Huy* un, Nylun trim “Trim (llu** Ilnytm ItvKidnr 1.98 value Special Hk* |»r. i.:w lUi VHIt r .m l it s ill 1‘m iili'H I'liiK . W hitt*. Cotton Half Slip* SiMM-lai Iline S|teei;tl 2!ic pr. 1.00 IVTCRQRYS 10 2S S T O Am 3 -*--so— „ t R F. �PAGE POUR TUESDAY ATM, 17, D>»- TH E HANFORD HERALD, HAN PORI). FlAlRlIM IW JIgLLi! Callahan Hurls Five-Hitter A s Giants Beat Cocoa 3 To 1 Orlando Hurlers Give Up 16 Walks As Sen­ ators Arc Battered 16 To 5 By Azaleas Jim Spencer b Favored As Battle Begins To Decide City Golf Champ Match Play Opens Southern League Florida State University To,Play Straight In ^orth-South Will Open Season Stetson Hatters Friday, Saturday from thm Golf Tournament TALLAH ASSEE. Fla., Apr. 16- (Special) The Fio.ida State With Celebration University baseball team wdl play three game* this week, meeting Ihe I mail ol the City Golf Chanipionthlp will lie held on Sunday, Entering llie victory column (or at the Seminole Country (Tub. Col. S. G. Ilarriman, club lire firil lime thi* triton the San* Apr. ford Gianti lait night downed lecrelary. announced today. Four llightt will lake to the fairway* in the neat two week* Gooit Kellie*’ Cocoa Indian! ) to B r BU BARPBB t behind the five hit pitching o( •vilb 16 gollri! making up the rharnpionihip Might, eight the lerond, eight the third and two the*_ ~ Dob Callahan. It wai the top of the eighth fourth CM ".Snake Belly" flight G. W. St»enr«r va. Harry Toobe The Gianti played head* up The tournament will be eon- , Hill Fleming v*. 8 . 0. Ilarriman Inning and Sanford held what P IN K H U R S TT n . O , Apr. 7 looked like a comfortable five run T h ,i, u t n . .t ih o ., miai!. ball working the break* and taking ducted under regular match- E. II. Smith va. Itoy aHymra lead Sunday afternoon when Carl 7 ‘ V : ln la the i U North Worth Kid Am . play champiunihip rule! with J*rk Horner v*. Andy Carraway fyer. and Ro^lh South Amaadvantage ol every Indian mi«cue Thlrt look the mound. Sine? ...... the liner* In the fir*t round n! Second I llxhl tv u liw u itlu Uuay up«<i* In teoriei? on? run in ihe third ri the phaie c? the . . 'I* ,,rtS; the rharnpionihip flight making Rolwrt llillhrimrr v». Dr. II. K. p * " W r , « « * I k t .man*to*man iw fc ra a , p -1^ •»!».» h u t and two more in usth to k< their Ull r{ , nirM . Ilb.a , -in atio tiasar! ih . hho Sa.oe * e»ttf, - 1 j,„„ ' M r a s l l .*lay* . . . » from inn win. <■«*!, !|;rrlman rmpbaslred lfcr.! •' ■ore- S h ^ y tr K. I!. Hous* 1 !'*nf, rjl favorite Taft je a r, pitched four Innlnga of icoreleaa th. alk.! the moref more wid«lvPh*r.lH«i widely'heraldni W Walkei Wilson ainglH, atole »econd,! « arh golfer inu»t play two i l»<.|ci«-r ball Irefore giving up four hlta Cup conUngent. a pair of new* rrarhed third on an erior ami j matehe* earh w-rk and should J|"y H"!1** v*. H *1 IteUal comere to the tournament. Dale aeored on Petty’* hixji fly lull tu arrange with hi* opponent tht Kirby ritc^Jr^ *'• rwol. •ml twn run* In Ute 7th. Thlea got the flrat Galaaa* third Flight Murey of Dalla*, Tex., and Howard left firld. Manager Richie Klaun, time of play. ville heller, w rong haaeman Evcritt of Atlantic City. N. J. Golfer* romp* ting *re a* f'd It C. Cartn.ll va. C. R. Rrown Utilielng Ihe Giants’ »p«-cd, had the l-ou (iarcla. on n high fly Dr. Ilnrry Woodruff v*. John were the two top persormrra In Sanford rluh hustling la-t night ai low*: le Hob Fetty. Bat the big William* yrxterday'a qualifying round. Championship Flight Therinn. Dolan and Hailey alio righthander, the aen gttat* It Mctiough v*. Eddie Stout Mnrey, current e ou'^rr Jill) Spencer vs. John Ivey ' " j l i w i - i . stolen I>*m ». in* uff i..» g '» ,. *.,div • • i i . ; •-• OBIII M m t in . lon, wa* the only man, r..4 ’»».* «,iant’» other two run* Paul Campbell vs. Karl liiggiu Into hi* w M tpv walked Ith Flight "Snake llelly" leld of 148 to beat par nn rach hot flan came on a walk, a hit and Cocoa Citekrr Dm Urqaakart who aide. He notched nlnea of 31-38— errori Kb-vrn walk* hy the In­ rieorge Herndon v* Sonny I’owrii i "II i UI m m I i ’ Hiplry va. " Cottonad coma In t« hit for Crwale. month llertln A9, fnr a three*under par per­ dian*' hurler, Jim Vlrkery, gave Hugh flrei-n va. Hugh Whelehrl And when third heaemen formance over the A,P00.yard No. the Giant* rr|>ratrrt (coring op. I lob Abernathy hit « wklat5 championship dourse nf the port unit le» hut the fire-balling llag triple t»n M* nrst pitch Pinvhuret Country Club courae. right hander always b«re down Hanford M a n a g e r Hlrhle Evrritt waa a stroke back of In the eluteh to get out of danger. Klava rant# trolling la from Notev with 34-3A— 70. Veteran Joe Parlse worked Vick­ ahorlalop to hare n coolerOnly two othar player* managed ery fur four of the I I paaaei. mee with hi* relief vet. In hreak naa with one* under 71’a. Tim Dolan, quirk-footed San­ When Rirhie took the big larvle Ward nf Southern Finee, ford renter fielder, hart n perfect tight hand.-r out and waved In I, C., the 1048 winner here, had night at the plate laihing out two Red Heat a murrarr of dlaaent 34-37. and Jack Cnyle of SpringaInglri BOSTON, Apr. 17— i/V>— Fm m o m m i * r * T i : i . e t o i i: •wept up nn the p r»a box from field, fit, had 3A-38. Ward it an Hanford ah h n u the first lime In more than "0 the grandstand and hlroehera. alternate on the eup squad. Thcrin. 2 lt 3 0 3 .1 year*, the Ma**achu*ett* Itoxing |lr I#j|ifi'V The ernwrl nt.vjnu.lv thought Main*'*1 vlMr Another alternate, Georgia’* 3 l 1 n (birntnUiion recorded a deei»lon Wilson. II that KlBim ahould have left him William (Dynamite) Goodloe, had r. M 4 )i by foul for a Uovtnn iirofeiaional (irlamlo Petty, t f In. 1‘aU tka a par 72 and ao did Jimmy Me­ 0 0 14 0 lioxirtg bout. Parlae 11. «»■ After Heal, who ha* alnee been llila of Overhrook, Fa., and Fine* Klaii*. ** It fa voted Joe Rindone, I lift1‘i . Vi* 4 0 1 a H d l !• f ‘I I > V rcleaard bv Ihr (iianta, went on •1 a•*• 0 o of Itonton, at th* egpenw of lrl*b I ,«• wlitirif hurst’* Dirk Chapman, two rnn Dolan rf tn give up five run* and the ball first stringers. Frank Stranahan '• II m h I U Bailey, r 1 3 n Itoll Muipby, 172, of San Dleg", H i itfM til II .rwtrrHlO t w 'i t S 1 , game a good many grandatand iwotlme North-South winner Hhnltrn. 3h 3 (i 1 r. who went lingwanl for Dutlr I »i I jkli'l I. lerrwlallf* 3 manager* were muttering dla- winner from Tnledo, Ohio, had 73. I a Im i Km IE. n rl.im in l Callahan, p 4 u 0 4 M'lu-luliil 10-round feature ton|M)|itt!ft H*.nlt s i IlillfltPBV III*! giiite.il y a* they left the stadium. te*t a* a Jt.lU favorite. l*i»«l. r»ln What marl of them didn’t Don Halley behind the plat* nnd ligMfft T im<s f Total* The mauling Murphy, however, reaHre wa* that Klana had Klaus himself the rest of thu i(a ln M llllr *1 i V n i landed a low left that dropped | . rel.ur* Ml I' mU I M gone In to give Thteo a gal club are rookies or men with Cocoa ah h a a Itlndone in hi* own corned early lijt iu h it I1*ai li ill Hanfunl. on the hack end an en­ very little class D league exa 0 8 0 in the ilxth round. The Cali­ Brooklyn <f |»rL.«nd Hi n r lin n o couraging word— not to take lierienee. a 1 2 1 fornian hail won the flrit three Itlpp, 2 h *ATI€>*.M* M M f J I H Ihe big boy out. But Thteo, For the first ronpla of gmlih. *■ 4 0 .1 2 xcxilnn* but Rindone had alW la r t l . a tram player, oaaa’1 In week* they arc sure to he Baiter rf 4 1 1 1 moit rlo*eil Ihe gap liefore !*■- i*iti«tiurEti i ; * f!** ahane to go on and told pressing, working loo hard NftW T*.rh • • ®**» Naah lh 4 0 8 1 inmlng dUabled, H* IdHilx Gtm Hlrhle ao. Klana oaa re* and onabl* t* relax. Itaseball a 1 n 1 Wilkes, .11. After Itlndone wa* lemovrrl to llriMtklFn fl G gjd Is an Incredibly difficult lartaet to poll him hoi finally G® GgG a 1 0 0 H* ilreulng room, Dr. Morri* ilnktnn Scruggs If oaa forced to In the fere ■part In analyse but In nsse n 0 7 3 Handler of the rominiMion'* itaff, rhltnat** *' * ggg Robinson c IfilU -lrlj.lilB » G ftG* of Ihe nhvhtu* llrtdaea* Thlea *en»e it 1* a perfect halxnr* 3 n 1 0 gave him a lengthy examination rilti IGMMII Vlrkery p i G | »0S had ahown. Big Carl had between lew Ion and raise l M l r » 4 a r ,« II m b I U II i 0 (l ami deviated him unfit to con­ aRyan rrpnr|rd i„ ramp only Ihree alien. A player ha* to be I'liu b n iR h i, r i n n i l l 3 hJark -nil II » 0 n tinue. nnly jumiF pf Iiw I wIw da)a Irefnre and had almply limber and lemte while af cRIckctls 1 i 0 0 liR M ft T « t ls i Hum a tnediral report, arionlgiven nut. Ihe same lime havlnc every Itillteil* I|||i Im Ml U d in h lrii • Un|*#rt« dMIllcr 1 0 0 0 ing'tri eonttni**inn role*, entitle* (3G reflex on * hair trixirr. <1 *IH Vfe F r .U t t . «3*«l. I 3G f* M In almost rvery game a n low.onmcbed vlrlltn-la llm tieN***i Y « l l » l Ih n lv D -J s iiM d (13 Drraxlnnnlly ■ player will manager la fared with n decision HI 8*7 I I I t*. Illi kfiiril i l l I I I I . 3 I* M rUjpn Itnaak* nf % fuuli;, HI fadiilM at 1*111pI mir«r I'oltolftht which may well mean the ball rmphlne the two In a aprrixl unrt t h t parked cnrwd of Ijt.'vjn, J n tth m» l i lllrluM fi (IG -I& I. 3 I'.hl. game. Usually It la whether to of. petfeettwn amt-that--player i» Which pri'med grne* repeintk nf ititrifin s ll al I’. lt lr s it v lU f ls n i* let a pitcher atay In or to take the champion. J<w DiMaggi.. i* e— Singled fo|v KoMatoiT In WH. tFUSPi raarml It* dlaapprttval l* rrtrr i l l - l l i ** lllllritr (I3 * ll« him nut. Homcthnr* It may ho- the ..hvinu* rxamph1 with hid— Btruth nut f*r Vfcket* In Pth. ft* Rindone eollap»ad, Bui It epoltii StIG I'M a gamble »ueh aa a aqueeae play eaxv. almost laxy glare. Sanford............. 001 MB 0 0 M (hiwn altnoil ImmedUtely and %m in i r X r i . M Ml»|t m T h U writer saw a tb-yrar-ni.l at home to break a Ue when onn Coewa . 100 000 000-1 accepted Ihe offlrtal verdlel In I n l r N s p a VIm i K i N lHI V h f I al W s ih lh fliiR P|»l . ran wilt, do It. 4 manager wh< rookie naipetl Ed Matthew* wh.. K— Mush, Robitiioii I , comparallve alleimi. rain gambles and wfna I* a Karo; one played third base for Atlanta tn ■{If— Petty, RhnHen, Salter. I B — Murphy, after being charged fin If ik w r wi li*tlul«-tl who lo*e* la a hum. But In vome the Kouthem AsanHallnn Inst IFihI mi ■ipp, Ratter. SB— Wltsnn Terlna. with hi* firth defeat In IW proal N « h Vri.ll M lxl>l t ie . caaea, aa In the game Sunday, year who hart that same quality. Dolan, Bailey. S— Wllion, DP— fexalonal xlart*, dteclalmed know- I I )liftalfiti v* 11h a- til i l l . a i . !:!• T M. there la no choice to make. Thle* He hit >8 home runs, each of llp p , Smith and Nash) Thcrlna, lertgr of the low blow while ex­ tVaatilnaliio al, I* I. I I a d a I p li In them almost without effort. Ed Rlauip nnd Parlae, Hholten, Ther- plaining "If I did land one, It (o lx h lt — K i.tnv* t ft*Io I ve H h a n ti wai Juat too tired to pitch and Levy, although past hi* peak, hae that waa It, i i - i n . a I'M Ina and Parlae; Smith, Naih and wa* unintentional." I'lr tr im n l at I WI mi l — illmuch the same style. With young Darrell. "OUa Rilkes. Left— Sanford 0. Cocoa 0. Dur'ng recent years, aevaral t i l m .V raliu u M t m i l l , I I I * I 'M . Dalll the youagilem on I'h lra y o al HI Imula — I'ler. a l i t B -o f f Callahan S, Vickery 11. bout* In other Mmaiachuirlt* eltloa tha Sanfaed ranter gain some l< V H tU # WfereftL - by Callahan 3, Vickery T. have leen ended hy foul and tha l « l ve riarver ( ti*1ft>. » >n I 'M menaare of th# saaarsnt* and — Callahan PB— Sholton. Rob- victim* declared the victor*. I 'I . o h i i i a l a T i i i t a A T i t i a a i . eaperlanre that mike* a I.H A tlt‘K i, U — llannum und Iloluwka I n n work as a anil they tin t year of w n i l i M baaeHarrlion. T — t i l l . Havana Marcias# n few mere heart kaU aad SuwAay wan Ida Drat HI. l'e|er<lo.rg game I t f i r t a cfhwd af any Rad (fata l| Packer. S But they haven’t looked hart aiaa. . J D EI.AN D , April 17— The Da* Weal I’alm ll.n .ti He waa trying (ao hard, maybe. so far. Any team which ocorr* Kl I ji.oler-lale tarn! Red Hat* tank (hair fourth Or ba could hava UghUited up 28 runs In three game* la cm Taoi|>n ■ante lr. a raw at they downed Imkelan.l under th* tremendous pressure tng to be a threat. And tleneral lha lawilxirg Parker* here tonight to aorcead whlah U on a young Manager John Krider *aM I. hIw • mi riii.iiv aaaiM UTio.a nt 10 Inning*. 3>S. lx expecting help from th ftt I. r<r«. ball player getting hla Diet ha HOUSTON. Tev. Apr. 17— WP> aSrinidilt Don Allen* tingle with two chance aa a prft., Klatta left him Oiantx any day now. — National Tennl* Champion Art Away In the tenth rlrlve In Herb M ill* Itoeh a A little more pallrn- f,In after the Initial damage waa Imrirn of San Franrivu and in- Allaol* 1 McLeod from third for the win. done aad tha yeunfater aettlwl the home crowd, a liUte -n lilrn.lnaham 1 terrollegiale champlnn llcrhir Ifata had only two hit* off Molille I down, la the aaeexid Inning he ceungement In tight spot* mnv i I Ho Packer pHehera going Into Flam of I*o* Angela* gn Into ac­ New (irlenoa rammed the baH dawn tha mean nil th* difference In lh«* <'h*lta.«o<a* | tion today In the I7lh annual k ninth when n ftelder’a choice, throat* af tha 0-Man nnd eat world te the young ball nlnver. Nashville | River Oaka Country Club lournn■O'? a walk eat the pattern who, more Uun older profeaelnn 1 t -• it iS a i', Heaalla them dawn In order, striking r No | l..i* « •# heillllM Bill Moitranaky la tio up the manl. ala, art sensitive to the voice nf Gainesville M a n a g e r Chart) t*r*en defeated Flam for the i with a alngle a m earond. fans, Tf.k »a 1.11*1*1 M national title lad year. They are Batalkn tlTorlaadn I W I Wet. i 0R1,ANl;;n April w - The *reded one, two In the tmilltlmtnt niarh Miter Hal Imp* * tha llsn" Vo'Jnn... •ajatka Aulaaa gat a run for each here. ohlah.uns fit* aatlaai af lha n m d after • i «*t !*r*eti open* again*I DI*on (1»- F t W orth m Ihe *|gteen have* nn ball* Itaurd Ik* (iianta had fftiun a R « n hy llira. Oylandn pllrher. tmrne, Texa* ChrUtlan University Hhr err,Mtr1 iN llaa In# Innl^ghl tea wallop tha Senator*, atudent from Dalla* jiih I Flam Tolaa ineela Kil llraawetl, lloudon, llr-atimont ahoaM Inspreva ntdadHy fraa* ^ An '•Ighl-riin aipbwlnn off Ue- formrr Unlvrrdly of Te*a» xlar. ktre m seal, II* leaked after**Four seeded player* a m easily IU4A Itivrr t>ak* rhamnion, tieat Refer Mary Cohen In the eighth ruler tn a fir* Inaiag nthit fcnlng turned what had heen a yreirrtlay a* part nf Ihe ftetd Sum Mow, llnmton, A 0, A-t. agalnat Lena)'. N. C , Its lha f th t l-atl gmma Into a field day opened play. Hilly Tatbert, New Fork Olty, latter part nf Us* n Mbit Ion fur the Atalea*. Tony Vincent, New York City, leetletl fourth defeated t*en I* . season. f.yle Judy and Curia' Hermrdev fifth needed hruthpd off Ken Ihnde liaytuwn, A*4, A-2. In a sense tha problam 4 tarci PaUtka/a lll-hlt attack with Crawfnnl Dalla* SoDthwnt ConHamilton Rirhanlaun, alxlh- Thicker la the arobiem of the Ihree hit* each. Hill Rnorea homer- ferenre ilnglra champion A-4, ft-4. ■iN-ilml, national Junior champion rest or th* club. With th* e iThird-needed flanlnar Mullny, frum Baton Rouge, la., defeated rrpliun of Jo# Parlae at Draft f l 6>r Orlando In the worn! Inn* pig with ope altunrd to put Or* Roger Ynung, Houalon, A.4. A.2. base. Boh Fetty In right field, Ikndo ahead momentarily, but the A tale t* ehnaed Starter Neal 7.1mmerman In the *l*th, continued their aaMult nn Cohen and flnlahed Ry ASSOCIATED FRESH Up on Manager Krt l^-vy. Ilia* Arioyo went the route fnr the Today a year ago— My HequtJ ■Atalea* limiting the Renatora to won the feature*! llrquHted hut at* hlta. liamllenp al Jamaica with Mkkllo* An required ley Inw, all dogv In Ike Clip ik HMte ground ascend. ford. Florida, muni he vneriiulftd aplaat mMaa hr -. Cannetl iwerh halve* Make dell. Five years a g o - Jack (Julnn, , « n « j *n!ad«. Plarc Utvm on a former major league split hall May 20, IB!*1, and (he vaccination tag conUmaDy M nf greena and then fill the pitcher, died In Pottavtlle, I’*, at worn by doffn on a collar or harneaa for lira faHftwtng fpvttie* with aour treem blended age nf B0. h mayonnaiae, with plain aour Ten year* a g o year. H i ' nr plain mayonnaiae. n-«iM or I won the land nf the aky golf * *1 ‘ ft dth anftened cream rheeaa mixed tourney In Aahevllle. N . C. Ith In nrder In amimmodate dog nwnem, Ihr. Raymond Hors e AndEverittAre ‘ Baseball Takes Back Month Morey Top Qualifiers In | Seat To Hillbilly Medal Competition1 Singers In Opener r Rindone Awarded Victory Over Irish B. Murphy On Foul ; - V.- % I .g W w J i tv- h &/ .fit E H ♦ra.« >.- : Larsen And Flam Are Top Seeded Ih River Oaks Match maz\ "M,h i i m ! 1 HI *.a a:1'rtft.w,-nS ric i nr h t e k u n o h l a p p b y Amoristrd Drew Sport. WrHer A> ,f . .. .{ -* . i ronrfomeratlon of added Mobile, Naihvlllc , ,n^ Chattanooga, , * ,,:m.r,m , *J'' ,ill) ,in a y « a Hollywood com.<J1 , f n' ,"l’ct'h e » by men who they speak, and politicians from the state and local levels mingle with the basahall crowd to get tn* •SVUf.rt ..tvi. Nashville’s entire p r o p o i a d opening night battery for the At­ lanta game ia sick with flu— pitcher Al Drto and catcher Rube Novolney. Hut Sulphur Dell will ring with the bocal efforts of several Grand Die Opts liar*. Tan* nex.ee Governor Gordon Browing will loss out the first hall and ft few words. Southern President C h a r l i e Hurth also U schedule.I for an appcararire. With Nashville’* present re­ cord of one victory In four games the Vnl* need all the backing they ran get. ll.ibo Holloman, who lost first game of tha season to title Rock, will get a reprieve and another shot at winning. Little Itork got rid of Holloman Friday night with nine quick bits and four runs In four Innings. Llttla Fete Fox pitches for Atlanta. This lime a year ago Little Rock had won ono and lost three. ThU year the Trmv* won threo and lost one— a neat turnabout. Op­ position in trying for No. Four to* night Is Mobile with a batter team than Ha 1*8 record might auggrst. Chuck Samaklls opens for the home team In mobile and W il­ lie Scott, a 36-ynar old "rookie" Up from Flint, Mleh., pitches for iM Rock..> ^ i r , :o. ‘ii,. £ Bratt was ftkfctd Mf foirthrtSrta!' son. Dutch Mct’afT and v?rne WRIktmson. Scott wtjft 13 and loot » U last summer. Lukr Appling has.HQ.seconds.t» apeak hi* piece In, New OrfaftM tonight when hi* Memphis Chieka take on the local Pelicans. Rto Sewell, manager of the Fell, I* twice as well off— He has ah* minute for hla oration. Rip atm will introduce New Orleans play­ ers hut ,tlme spent tn that fob wool rome out of hla on* minute ailntinent. Mobile comedian Joe E. Brown — father of Pelican General Man ager Jo* L. Brown will do n ehlt. Then Mayor Deleaeepn Morrison will perform the C ndlUonnlthrow out th* first ball. It la un­ known at the present time if Mayor Mnrrisnn will apaak, *T If ha dues, how much tins# ha wQl be allowed. Churl. FnlerU nf N*W Orltftna, and Frank Hamlin of Memphis, will pllrh wlu-n th - fe-tlvltle* ftbi nv-t Memphis will have |wo naw playrr* tonleht-- Dial* Upright, who nnre nlaynl first for New Orleans, and xbortston Jlip Bitrmer. a *10.000 bonus boy Inr tn the Chime* Wnltd Birmingham "l*vv !h In th* flouthent'a game. The Baron* have wen and lo*t one wh‘l Gbaltmuoefft haa won one anil lost three. BLOWOUTS SPORTS MIRROR NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DORS ith liroken walnut meat* I a 308 for 7* hole*. rr"; TONIGHT! SANFORD h. Uarai, Veterinarian, will b« at the m r of th* City H*n April 18th. 28th. May tml aM Vlh„ In T t t i i i l i doga from I to 3 P. M. After May 20 all doga found without n tag cer­ tifying that they hava been vaccinated for rableo for J W of 1111 will Iw subject to hriag picked ap hy tha Pahca and kllM . City Lkamra Taga far dags for 1981 are no* avalt ■hla and awnara meat ohlalntd taga prior to May IMR from tha Ctty f w Cal ■, „ i IJ*" . t .?n2.°*b Jf •< *0 attrat •*»** »41 HkFtf, ' •*' 4^ 4!, , i * - the Tallahassee Cilisen* of the Fl«rida*AI»hsm» league hefc Wcdnc»dav night, and facing Stetson Univcrsily at DcLwnd Friday and t Saturday. fb* Scminolrs. wlw are leading Florals college irami with 8 win* against a single defeat#--------------this season, have been on a hat Session*. Hailey lead* the Florida State tlltg rampage nil Bpring. Florida Btate haa a team batting mark hatxmrn In four categories— at J, and ha* six men hitjing Mo«t hit*. IH; moot runs sored. !S; m«vt runs batted in, 14; and M 0 or better. most doubles, A. Ken Nmith ot . Setting the pate with the nil- Clanton. Ala.. I* tied with Glen low Is pitcher Ed Se.iion* of Gresham of FYntaeol* »dth most Tallahassee who has erackrd out triples, 2. and several member*^) seven single* in 10 time* at hat of the team have blasted singlo for a .700 average. Third Base­ home runs. man Bob Trowbridge of Miami Husky Ed I^wknrd of Jaekonhas 18 hits In 37 at-bats for a ville ha* the licit pitching record fine .408 mark, and he is follow with 3 wins and no defeats. Ho ^jyig m M X ^C S a -tv J f r -n n d Rsxeman a l - 1- . — ■*»— * '“ h - if l i e ' Halley nf Cedar Rapid*. and has walked the most men, Iowa, at .400; Ronald Melton nf 31. pitcher Bob Hartman of Tallahassee, .36#; Wayne Benner Houth Bend. Ind., ha» won 2 and of La Porte. Ind.. 3A8; Le* lost non*. Ed 8e*»ions of 1*1Mullen of Chicago, .3A0. All of lahasvee is rrevlited with |ho these m«n are In the every day Etmlnoles* other three vleinr|e«, e.( lineup of the Seminole* except he has lo*t "Qc game. 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(• w lo ll- | irrri«io n — rii^itieereil to -trie te r -L im l.in l- of e,lt- •.in even .i|i|trit.o It u li.it vo u r ilnll.u » will loiy fiiir-enr api.tlit> — lim n the *li't'|*-fr:iii**-*i uml iliirulile in tin- line-i of lin o k- lltlAliM to ll It elid-'i*. wi <lv .mil well. Size I heri *- lino h nt**r* to he ill m v e re il hv a v i-it In It liteHll*. «!•*». t Inti you |m«*e** k een n|<|ireeiulitm o f every I lli tt|c llnit niftke. lo r iin*iir|iti«*eil perfurmiiiiee. any lluiek ileah-r*- -hov. ruoiti. There*- the -U U Ip lllo U - -otllie*- *•f e il-llio ll-. the n i-lo ill exeelh'itee o l f.iln ii - atol in te rio r ti no the For lliere’n more lo Ilit* *i.i//liug lieniilv tliitii itllirilliii)! tuke-<i(T. There*- the -nr|ilti- of |i«*wer tlnil you ureil In iiuike jnu ill*' itiii-ler of Itti-y Inillir or njieu roml—|ilu-llie velvet m.tfjieof Dviiiillow Drive (tel mi ehlrti in -1, inintl v*oii. yrare ami eliiirm of everv line am i •'••ntonr. So if vou've lire.mo.l o( -.inotime owning a ear • iipiihtv line, itieii - no time like the jtie-enl ami no i n like It ivttviv-iii. fm ui.ikiu. ilreuiueoiue 11lie. T liere’a ill*' lev *l-p iio p luviu v of :uu|ile m.iilweiplil I iiio v .m il) h ill.u n til on lu ll -|triop- on e v iiv wheel — ftm l llie -eeiltitv ol lu .il,i’« - 1»*■«■*Ii *. *11s eut:jneere«l for lin n enntrnl ol I lit- pre.it | io w ,i> il In.oily. ’ Try HERALD Wwit Ads H i : Ii f Pal Rualb The ( S h a l l , ral.a aeel g la ■II Waal **> evkn.ksft la The kaataeft I m J l i I lime lift ear lie* taaerHaa s * s s ; m : ie s s s M H aM # * p e r Ile a la a a r f l a a Flea h a s * la ih* M a a . >Ose ‘hlaeh tore ft PHONE 148 . n a ftlf, n •0*0*4 la ear . l i f t far a a . . a f t e r t h e M a i a s — t kls a a r v l c e . a ll W i n * aa h *•»•* e « l a . n r l i r a a a t h a 4my U l « i . e a h l l a a - f Hata. n.aaa am tf a« la a H li lf t t If ■■ aaam m m la r*a. aft. Wa r a n a V toon i m THE HERALD SANFOl SSL 5099! Jl". D C1.ES FOR H AI.K — . 1 2 - H P E M tl. H KH VKEH - 1 3 lilllICKRV li Meal till., .lurk anil *p t *i*r't»‘l ir 'i futu re Will leme building W A TC H and Clink Repairing AM IVnuik-rlut liKitLeva, wluLv.4 x*»|. C E M E N T lisp.itr.l Cray Portwerk euaran’rctl. It* .vmablr > .3 T » it pricea. F. M KnttIUh. J r , 321 , ■. ,, , ‘ .t fr| . , Han bird Aviv Phone 1804. land. Immediate delivery. 9l.lt* •O T . VKNE11 AN In i M is ni.de lr FOR SAI.K: Are you Ivukliur uui order. Sominotr Vrnatlan Rllnd pci hug FOR Jacksonville, Fla. a bargain t Rrlck Building - { J Co. tsn W 3rd Ht. Phoac anJ Iwu | bedroom. so percent mmpli’ta.-8t4,ISM raab ar-lanaa. Vernor llarsm . Ularge City._ II AND 3 ItF.DROOM HOMES PRICK COM PLETE 16,400. — 97,960. — *9,776 PHONE 944-X-R nr 1732 Comer Mellonville and 17th Ml. A SMALL Farnicltr for rrottomy minded with rood hmnr fur­ nished. Cln*v in— Easy terms. J2W West 2mf Street. for ' im m e d ia t e b a lk Fi«n*r shop, four r«s<mt, h»’,f 4>|Uarr f<x-l. (Tool r*‘"in with com1*1rtt.or «n*l Iktn— Can I* moved In two aerlJotji and converted In livable bomer. eofr, or at»rt Call 402-J. FOR S A LE: Tw o bedroom country home, 1 to 10 ncrci of land. Ilx. t-R R A I, E S T A T E W A N TE D — 4 I if if I m LD-IH6 nr 3 1747. t II.P. Electric Motm tin or 2jit A.C. Pi lee *30.00. RqH a Used ( ’am and Part*. Phone I95d-W. COLD SPOT refrigerator, Gas stove, washing machirip, ta-ds. /lining mom fiiinltuie, wool niK 0 a 12; Maple livltu* mom suite, nilrrun*. circulating heatcr. 2614 mango Ave. ^ R A H O A IN F In new anil *ry>nnii band furniture— Hcdrm.m «uit«. tlvin* room salts, tinoleum rug« Pocket A Hotel Fornilure C« 308 Sanford A*«, ESfrhTEG w? o SETfC lA W N | )u w | S k H ^ III V»*«ito! flints N IC H O L S O N B U IC K C O . ims-1 ROOF WORK of all kinds. Eavra and (iutter. Repaired aid Painte»l. New Roof, apidled. Painting and roaring. Karifnrd, Ph 1098.W. H. R. Arkenhurg NEW 1*1 t)DRh •urlaced la per■ feelmti Old fli.ore made Ilk* I new. FinUhtng, .leaning A was In*. Portable power plank 21 yea*» mpericnce in Semaela County. II. 14 (Reoaon, Lak* Mar* GAS H O T Water' heater fo T Z f c . ' *oml a* new. Cheap. Phone J 9 4 I-J 401 I lolly Avenue aeSah p» «•« r rr o ld . a .Mn i M.intug ftcntlnel, U* Undo Svinlny Htnr Cnll flalpt rail IF YOU want In toll your home, it reaoltt, Hat It with J. w. YtKlURT altni, Florida State Place your o»d*t for il«tiri»«. FOR r e n t i— —t fvnne-inadr YoKurt. I'hnne 380. ITR LA KA APATl FR K H D AtR K 7.7 fL 18 munih* 1CLKH FOR SALK and a to m 111 old. 1419 S. Part* A**. pboM dfO-W. RILLS SW AP h flO r— 40! E. 4th 9F.7mikk.» g W B W I .1,111.1.,I 9— AR TIC LES W A N T E D - 8 f R A i T E R SPACE— M c E T i8anIan<lo St We Buy. Sell nr Trade mmrt Traitor Park, 99 mllaa mllea South. anything. Phone HW-J_______ W « Imy, tell A trade ___ ‘‘Really clean (or falka who »Uy dean foil furniture. Wllaoa-Mairr Furnitaro.’* Rhode, rocraatlra Ve*etablri, Llve»tock and mlalore Oe. 911 E. l i t Phone 989. shuffleboards, patina, Rt UL rellangnua aale every Friday era for random trailer*. Wa have nlfht at T:|0. Col. Larry Junta, everjrtMn* for better traitor livHELP W A N T E D auctioneer. . In*, ftoo Dob Wllbalm. rtAJUPORD FAR M ERS' AU C TIO N W A N TE D — ylrl for fountain and roam Rungilow— 1 ntle* touth ef city limits dr a* •topL U aey’e Dm* Store. I Goa ran*., heater, two __ htobwey ___________ way 1 ti n . porrhea. Hot ond (old water. t u x e d o F e eBPS AGGRESSIVE Sateaman. Steady d s , compieu mnieto liim. employment, many oppnrlunitlr* ede FeedI Rtoce. fa r advancemeat. Flrvetonr KRS _______ I Storea. conveniently located, 6 room ROTARY R L A D B — Uncnadlttoswl fumlahatl house. electric kitchen. W A N TED ly gvierenlecvl. Immerllale fte Screened front porch. May, June, livery. Frae dgmnnriratlon, an* Steam Preaicr— mpablr of finish July, Au*uil. A. L Skinner. In* Wool and Sill like. line* work liar*. 999AO, V. A. Wheeleea, (I Ph. 1*93. and guarani*# |40 week. Apply mile North) l^ui*wood. Down-town CWneea and* L . T o Ld n e w s p a p e r s dry, 118 Palmetto Avenue For sale at 2c e pound at 1— R E A L F jtTA TK FOR H A I.K — 9 W A ITR ES S Wanted part or full Raafortl Herald llmr. See Dave Rcmley at 4 )N E r o o m MOUSE t r t *4’ ami Roumiltal A Andciavn, WalI t toU outride City, fSjMIO.00 rR ,E D " . . . rm Earth- at Itaa P w k t o v ___ _ er’a. 934 K . U l S t GOOD ReHahle porter amt "Shtrs N EARLY^' NEW , Concrete Block boy. Muat have enpovieuc*. Ap­ Home, 1 Dedrinmt, 3 Into, *3,- Cidc-fipi#t Friytdairc, Oaa waJrta ply In person, 108 8. Park Ave­ 500.00 Room fu rnitu re wool rug 0 il£ . nue. « BEDROOM HOUSE, ouUlde ' I g J ^ U r t n * room aull, mlrrbra. W A N T E D : Married men between City. S4JMO.OO H Cub. » 1 4 Ovony. ■tea of 29 and 40 for terrier I BEDROOM HOUSE about S •talion verb. No lire repair, lu­ mile* from town, 99,900.90, good you l o l T b i W te rm . • • brication or car washing. Ex­ veur prgegrlpUana to t.A N EY ’S perience unnecessary. Only neat I BEDROOM HOUSE, nearby ami aggressive type Intereate-I in mfvaneeiuent need apply. ROCK I.V fH . Sheet Ruck, Nall*, 9173.00 per fV » fc = [lj :j{ Corp., ul obalyM-* a.e-. M llr p stilnm olifIn nr** Iiii II i lltili k H6f.tt Write J. L. Fowler. «• <> U. S Wolfaon Rio.. f.H »*J‘.%1 h -* M *VII 91f » »*1 1*4 » SANFOItll, FLA. 210 .Miik iu i IIii Avenue 'hune 1031 IK Hay (iu t lo O Z A Itlv IK I) j I - 0,k' 1 CSWs aereteg. H. W thiima.. 8|n F. 4th n ______ — j, K l l t y p e s of Rulidaxar "Wart Reaeonable Rale*— Free Eatimale*. Carpenter A GfOr«y. Pho-ve 1303 Contractor, carnenlrr and nntrartor. builder, bt masonry work. SpecUltiini . vlallrlng in r«vofln*. No Job to antall or laig*. M. D. ItcoiiLdey, fianfoid, Rl. 2. Ilax 3911. Phone Winter Park 28«l*7^ I ’ ll V < ; M S K service--clay,fill dirt, top soil, peat, shall, dump truck service. Phone I086-W. T I L E YOUR IIAITIROOM walla now! Plastic or aluminum wall tile*. Free estimate*. Orange Tile Hhop; 2210 N. Orange; Phone 4348, Orlando, Fla._____ i Wo od w o rk in g -6 12 MICKEY MOIISK D in n e r B JJE K Serdunii ---------- Avenue Shrives Cabinets, Sink Tope, Awnings Ktr. C. Vail, |3— N O TIC E S I LATge ON t H i SSf-l RHO NALS— I I P A IN T \ M » lionV WORK toy Riot, law Wavl 2nd. Street, Hanford, Phono 1999. Esperl Work bp oaneneneed mew. “ Farmera* Friendship Tour of Europe”, Mar 6th, May 8th. and Sept. 14th. 1991. For Hetails, contact loinier Travel Service, Orlando. 30 E. Pins Street. Phone 3 -6 3 ^ A U TO M O B ILES 3 0 ijM I ** K I.ONK ItANfsKII RfWflgllgijj; Frnn i ^ # « sF.vSB r 19^ v ffip rubber VN S trik e % fC w o n c o p tm * BANK R0006H3? , CUC39 AGAIN' ST; ■tatiaq wagons ami ronvertIMee. BtrirktaM Morrison. *•“ “ - IT *4 « [# » ' ‘ lly YOU THINK a i L t T YDO T t U TWg WOBIO — II B E N T A GAR. U-drlvw It by <to week, or teason. English Fort and American Fords, ledans FI ret III 1 i^ U T T v S N\MILS ! r ---------------- *> M A R Y ’S LEN D IN G LIBRARY 1209 M agnolia-1* now open Mon. Uim Fit. 10 ta 11 A. M , I to • P.M. Bat. 4 lo 9 P.M. 19— f'o v i.. z CwSSS WK C a n c jo j J k \ I T MESS COC X ^ O f C C L S ? ! . » IT iftN T V9*> r.VsC\ ; NOo CAN J E T NOo SS E l F S O U fIT » / ,'CT. ]*r — •••• * ■ rm «*»*... ■ .... glA ^ik i hi ul J * �PAG E SIX Legai Notices is or c o ir t T iir Tonrr t& irrriM c o v jit t T O ' I A R T O V IF D O t r O f l Th. t Plata of j a .i d i o t . i U «d d i> . t. r T o i i .i . w t iu a it n * r <i r t i i a i . tlr ,. rfafaridantj Th a natara of aald .o il b rln * to f.<ra.-lo*a that rarialo tnortuat* d a t'd H a p t.m h rr U'ih I t l l , and of rr.o rd in Xlortratrl- lluok *i. i>n |.atr# SIT of thr Potdl.- Itr . old of Hanitnolr Courtly, attaln.i lha follow ing ilo. r o r li .-l raal ratala to w ilt *Ta«t half of lad SI in Nan 1 *1*.ala H o ImI I *>f llamlnoh C ou nty. Florida, a . r n o r d .d In tha Pllt.lh ll.r o r d , of Hamlhota C ou nty. Florida W ITN I1 H K my hand and o f lh la l ira| at Hanford. Florida. Il.la Sail, day of M a r.li, i r l l i i I* lin ilN IK iN • |.rk I It.mil Court ffr *tfa.fl *- -,,-r a .....I f ,, IH P A I.I J .ltn if. I.aoi.ardy .-auford, Fta. U O M k o t. ui:iti:nr mvr.K that Tlia llo u .ln y Authority of Ilia City nf Hanford. Fbirlda. «arIII aniartaln p ra p o .a l. la fttfittah flra arid ay. la n d '.) r a t t l l l * Inauram a. and nwnarn*. landlord*1 and lananla' p.hil. ( U t i l i t y I r ’ Tiranra r , < * <!.. HS-honaa prolact. riu rld a lit knowt. a* Caalla l l r m n i o u n R i.li or propooaln w ilt na ra r» v»d In Ih " ntflcr* of Ilia Au th ority up until 11 lo I 'M , A p ril J l . 1*51. F u r t h .r Information w ith raaard In I h ' plana and .p*«-lfb*lbii>* of aald pro, (art and forma on whirl, aal.t propo.al, mo*) t.a .ub m ltird rnar b* ohtalnad h r ■••niantti* flaoraa If Wllllama. J r ., K l o » l l » » ■lira, tor, Housing A u th o rity of th* t:lly nf Hanfnrd, Florida. I » ( Mrlarb llu lldln it. Hanford. Florida. < l.,,r* . )), W illiam *. 1- w * i *V * * r •• * ** 4•** fliiiialrtif A u th ority of Hi# i lly of 1‘an fo rd , Florida m i nt nr T iir ro m i J l iM ilh a liM Ih n l.i: n il'X T t , B TA TM O F IM IM Ill* . Ih P H O N A TIh in h i ; Tin: it h t a t i : o r t.lt ll* M par hard, Ira. ra t 'd T O A M . W IIOW I T M A T I O h ) IlNXt N o ll, a la liarrhy * l»„ u that l-ron A . ptavana fil'd hi* final r»|n.H ,a ah' Illary admlfilalrhtor of tl.r r. lata nf l.lrila U Parkard. da. aatadj that hr haa fllad Itla patlttnn for final dla. harp*, and trial ha « m apply to lha lloiyorwhla h n llli Nlanairom . County Jude a of Print-, nrtlr County. Florida, on tha ITtli day of A p ril. 1*11, fur approval of aarnn and for final d ls rh a r* . a , s ii.llM ry adm inistrator of th r na. •ala of l.lrr lr 11 Pa. hard. da. aar.d lanit A. Hlovana A. An.illary A d m ln l'ira lor of Ih r r a l . t r of IJlIta M. Parkaid. daaanaa.1 it t Bradley Statement t r . x i u y r i ream Foea final U'«ail*g<4 Fcno. f u ) Mail l » boffiL huTSie— is if,ihtaniy im piaclirabi* ami imyht lAcklaih. In Wn*ldhgt',h, lilt- llefell*)I >'|.u r I lit.-), t raid llradley’n npti-ch wan rlra ro l hy the State Ih p n rtim-nt in line with a Whit# lions# •-diet last Decemlter requiring clearance of policy statement by goyprnmrnt official*. In ousting MacArthur front the Far Hast command, Mr. Truman riled dis­ regard of that order aa n reason for the action. In place*, liradhy'* viewpoint on the situation way the same a« MacArthur'*. He disagreed on what to do almut it. Ilradley made it plain that “ I ha*r m> iulentiim of entering the foreign policy field or eyeii urging a particular fmliry in Hie conduct of foreign affair*. Conduct of foreign affair* ia a civilian ic-tpun•iblltjf . . Hut, he added “ A aoldier enn ten 'tl*r»h tlijt snethar surb Inn wotil.1 Ik- iiriilrrtAk.ru ll.ii p a r . Mai,, onliinm of thr iirw plan may I k* nfituiufM-ntl noun et n mrctinit of lb# Hujiri-tn# Hovlnt (I'erliemrntk. f'rrhapr riirnlfirpntly la at announerment *av,- no fiyurra in tton-frrroue metala— nun-iron*. Nor did It claim Soviet production taryeti In thla Important firltl had h4T>n met. Th U facnllrd ntcent hlnta of tynihh' lit Itiu.ia'a nati-ferrour in Ini* try a lul report a that ahr i* •ilfft-rinu fern nhortaifr-a in aurh thine* a* no ltd, copper ami eo U lt . The ahnotinrcmaril nl*n admilled there waa a lay in roll•Ircrtion "f aet irultural ruarhihp*. The yovrrnini-nl-cijhtrolli-l plena n rrn tly haa hlaatml the nerieuliiiral marhinn buildiny rn iri.try un.i ifeVuntd It o! uamy iW r d lv r r<piipfnrnt, defective m atti ial* ah,I piudmooe ilt-fuctivi* output. Tha l,rond,-n>t verified report* that much of .Soviet Induatry haa lean concent ra(#d In aaatern ttuiain, c Ia iiii Iiik Trent hooit* In nly iron priMlih-tlon In tha Ural Mountain*, nnd a higher output of lion nn,l *lae| in Hilx-ria. It drain red al*o that In the •*or-nt'-Mu-d »*..')> th# _ me*al •niiuri.' an *l *ttii corripirt#ly ro* huilt and wna topping prawn' output. Il lioeatrd that tha Runlan* had iinpruvtd thriy trchiil'iua* of !run and .teej pradu.tU.ti a ml In. troduerd lalnir aaving drvicra. unKhoni. Vou at. ir.iilir.d 10 flia r u r w iltIan a m n r r If ony la lha roinplalnl ■o aald anil on or l.afot' tha tilh •l.y nf April, t i l l at lha County Court lin n .a in Hanford. Florida, In j a " M a in autl p.ndln* to tha Ctrrult Court of Hamlnota County, Florida In rhonrary, an ahhr.,lalad till, of whlah l-i l.n n Maa Parham. r> i:.1 » a r «1 La'lrr and Mary ntla.lo L , . N u ll., i* htraby i l i . a Uial 11 », Ilurkri! I‘arlla (lint h .r final r*. port a, admlnlatratrlm of Uia d a ta •f C. A. Panin, dor.a.ad; lhal .h. 111.'i h.r prilikon for final du­ rbar**. and mat ar.a will *ii|dr to Ih* llonoralil. IM u in . Iitnilfuin. Caunty Jw lca af Irmlnola County. Ktarnli. on th* Ird day of May. 1*11, for appro,al of aarnr and for final allorharti* aa .tdmlnNtratrli of lit, •Mdto of C A 1‘artln, d " ***»>d. on IhU fod day of April, IU I . lirl.K N I t 1‘AIITIN. AdminlMratrli ol lha d a t a of t- A Panin, ih Russian Plan Legal Notice jiu n i. tia iia iF c n a iv , u n : o r n irn iu t a I'H i i i i x i r IK lit: T ill. i w t a t i : o r C , A. I A IIT1 N , Irocrsard iionci: i» V rkfV ,;.i^ .^ r.>H Ira I or nf tha attain of Hit.la ’ t <HKAL| FIT c. Afft'iHV) t o t r u i lahafor.l, i l a l u M na ihla 1*10 Ht llUnlw, FloMitu d#V ol Vorrh.\x.lla 'ttll . IptlfHllf M 111,.*NF’ lltlt \dn-Jolalralor of lha r». i *' ............ . {. C. L. PERSONS Optometrist KVBS EXAMINED 116 $. I'atmrllo Av#. Housework i;r.A > * ts PITTED Easy Without NaggingBackache Modern Way To Whaa I Idn*r fnaathm il*nn Ann, nanr ..i i {•da* — n*«t. vl tu f * r U.larF. ho*« ot W ldiUd blfl UI*i Im ** f miill ||«M. liiafMllfltlU fiiMtladi. i« ntijai ynu owna-j- — — „ fut*diiih..*i t*w#i at alrtM IM **/*+n, *«rw#)4idFftliMi *«f #i|atMiit lii' oft *ii yee niiuirgic perii* the lay* man might ocerhtok. Ii funda­ mental ItlAt out f".relgft m.pey must I k* t,»«ed upon our m ilitary caitahllitiea In liark ft up.” Ilradley agreed with MarAr* thur'a recently rxpre-sesl view that the war in Korea mnv Im’ headed for a stalemalr. The Jnlnt Chief* chairman declared: Nama Mtatutn, la -w ilt Kao M i n i “There i* no early end in sight of F lo rid a H tm ulra |a|| w ith tl • lo th# Kor.no war under present C lark of tha « Irr talr Court of nrm l condition*. Aa far a* we ran *vtr linla C o u n ty, Florida. Jo — . l.t iie iv * . IHrtr tnric is nothing t n t», . ) iwnar. nothing temporary about th# Communist*’ determination to ix t h i : r i N i i i t • h i n t o f t i i i drive ti« out of Korra, and, If poa* X I X T I I J I lilt 1*1 U N C I I T IIC •Ihle, to destroy our force* com­ T i l l ’. o T X T F IIC IT .IIN IIIX IX x x it F o il t c m x u M : i n i x i i pletely." ix f i m * i t t it r MacArthur recommended. In • 11A I t 'D ) '3 IIA IIA M . Plaintiff, ■' rie* of statements ami a letter to Va fiirat ntridra alau wanclaimed Rep. Joseph Marlin 'Mass), House 'l l " I t ' l l : II <1It A ll AM, I " ! rn.lani In the oil induatry, which ih# Republican leader, that the aolitC h a a ra rr *• f e l l •o il far IH'w rra hroadcaat -aid wax uromplrtrtv X H T II t; T n t i 'P c t H ri , on.Irurl, d ami ra-#ipiip|H-d. ‘ *t i : "*• i i .h r i i i a t " o i t o n m : It *ald new proapartlnv, drill II ' I I I A I I A I I . laoidon T r r r a . a A|>aitm ahl'. Hta Wa t j jr d H lrrM . mg nml firtaiuctinn t#thiiii|th-' .*•* f o rk c ity , Na*. Vorh had unearthed new oil and gat T O P A lt*: l l l .'it F li r N f ) T I f i i : i « rrocrvta ami Imoatcd output nf that r u n 'fo r d ltn n a haa t^an filed high octane and airplane oil), aealriai you by M A It 'l" 'l i t A l l . * " Va)-r|ng away from production In tha C lrru lt Court of tha Ninth J iid trl.l f ’lrt ult of Florida, In and figure*, la nnoounrcmrnt tiuaMed for Nnrnlnoln County, Florida, on “There wn* not and ia not any ahhravlntnd (III.* of a .Id Mill I* i Alaryto ilra h n m . Plan, tiff, Va 1 iimmploynii'ht In the SoX'irt Un ion.” Il I laletI the |iumh#r of <|r..r«a || tlrnhnio. Irafandant. v o lt AH *: v v r i n i : l > and ia “ work.i i • am) other employer* in uulrrd to fill ynor nppearantn In I the iiulionnl economy” at :i(k.2i>0 •aid pronnndh a on tha Ju t, day of | It aald April, t a ll, and to Iharaaflnr flja (ntxl al the end of till* w it an increaae of 7,700,001' IN I U I N T OF TH R C O I X TV ■ III, ilia C la rk nf .aid Court In i t J I IH li; a ilN IK O M I m i X T* , .Intr and ntannar f li.d hy law , your i over |U|0. *riIlian dtfrn**. If any, and anr.. * r m i o f t to N iiM . Other current pruilurtion fta ropy of Ih r .a m r on lln ln tlf f IN h i ; T i l l ; PPTATIT n F iturr* given in the report wer#; HI’Hli: C Itl.A.NFtiltn lrr.ra.rd a llo rn ry . Marhlne hulliiing I M linn In I'roh.lr t t l T N l l m H .r offlrial aral nf aald T O *11. W IH IN I T M « V m x r i i N X l ''••nil. and my hand aa Clerk Ih rrt above into Noll, r Ik lirrrt.ir alvrh l*',t ‘til. of. nt Hanford Hrmlnol# C ounty. llil )iig|hmenl— tlitre time* I»* h * M KI.ANMHIti Iliad hla final I luitda. tin* lha M lh day id JUnrrh. 'I— of into. yapon aa Adxilnl'traior of tha .a A ft 1*11. talo af Nu.la P IIUnford. darr.-r.i Chemical induatry— I.K timet " I* II Cll.XflM IN lhal ho fil'd hla palliton I or (In ,I C|*rk nf tahl C lr.-.tll prewar priydurtinn, Five-yrar f 'h*! tllar-h.rya.aan4 that hr wilt apply fXyur*. lo (ha llnnarabia Imtielaa Ntan.imm , Hr II I. Ihirdh h C o u n t, Jo d y , .or H- mlnota Ciointi, tupir'y H M H ; rih, Ih* imp’ day frf Atafl. ^ r; TUESDAY APR. 17. 1951 T H E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Ijcgai iNotice hud Ircen I .ft time*. Uriel; and tile*— fulled In meet five-year target. Haulage of timhi-r— Up :W1 im-.r#nt, hut failed to meet goal I’rnducllon of textile*, clothing, knit good*, shoes and other branches of light industry — up 17 pet tent, kt.it imolu not fully met. Rutter— U p ft7 per rent. M eat- Up 7 per cent. Vegetable oils l.n,| other fata — Up to pi-r rent. m o i . a t k t o r i.t s .s H v F ish - Up "7 per tent. Saii*agi- products— Up gfi per ITV K ROOM IIO M K , for rent. rent. Vi, (lv furniahi-d, elect!ie kltf'anuetl good*— Up IH per cent. , tun, often fireplace and oil ftugur If 17 per cent. 1,‘at. I.arg# yard well laodConfectionery product*— U p ‘Jft ■ ajMxl. May Ial. to .Ian 1st. per tent. t Rent teasonahl#. No. t. Iln e v I'uhliratlon of latoka— Up HI Ridge Rond, Ca**rl' Prey. t«-r cent. T A DR. H. K. RING Dr. Henry McLaulin CHIROPRACTOR Optometrist Plaat# rail for appoint maul 113 Magnolia x 1‘hnaa SI I'hunr I71J-I7U | CUT YOUR N LIVING COSTS IN HILF WITH A FINE, ENGLISH-BUILT F C R D Come In Tor A ‘Test Drive” Today! STRICKLAND MORRISON. INC -***.* * . . . -a —- s- , .f a ilt h o j Help Wanted Kxp'-rt all ii.o. Ire hotter, 11 lialilc, Knud chaructnr. Only men of the hlRhent IMr1 need apply. Ileneral Motom Produclx ex|H*riemi' perform!, (.cntact Mr. WUliur K« <tiiiK Serx’ict! Mimaifer, ML HOLLER MOTOR SALES Fplmcttli i Snotnl Street (jOere proud as a peacock io present the * • • MARVELOUS M010RLESS SERWEL Add a Touch of romcai uvi^g to r I Your Home with -4 GENUINE UEYWOOI) WAKEPIKU) Control Roaches1 llothatrd b) roach#* or ant* Jakinxlun1* NO Id lM 'll, appllrn by bnnh In Ihr lltclin. U lb tnachra, in to , and walarbtlf#. fwULIhll.WHi y«44«f lllttdil'-iP#*4 tlur **• **4J What’* nor*. Ihr n t a l n rual* * *'*■!'• 4J«t *W M M*ta* Ih U ( f l i r l k f far manI ha, and or franwal toanalc I roar I j V l t If I k . raadP kith lb* alraya that vaadtv In **. Tir t*ow‘a FilR-a »aiM and walk a m II. Far arkatlflr ranlrot, Ma a Jataalsa'a NO* Larry Burke Service Set For Sunday P. M. tion I* tu u ;» Chin**# Katianalitt |u c n on Foiiaota to carry th# war to th* mainland and to bomb Manchurian bai#a. Bradley laid: “Any r#ccmR»nd#d court# of Funeral m v u * i w ill L# k«14 prorent war ia contrary to our Hutulay al lha New XU. Calvary hrit n.teresla, ami hy JropardiliiiF Itaptul t b u rih ■>■■ West Ta rlflli world (e-ace, ultimately would S tric t for l ^ r r y llu rke . who died thr ntrn our arcurity. at his residence at Idol W u t "We will not provok# war Tenth Street last Saturday after against anyone . , w# will not a long illneoa. wag# a so-called preventive war A resident of Sanford for 20 #vtn against an arch-enemy, for years, Rurhc rant# here from this certainly destroys peace. Montlcrllo, Fla. where he waa 'Our military action in Korea horn, lie la survived hy hi* ia closely related to our North A t ­ mother, Cornelia llurke, who ia lantic treaty effort* In Huron# . , 10S yeara old; hi a widow, ftuiah In rolleelive action w# multiply Hurkr; four ton*, Cornelius, our tlefenalv# strength. I.Uciuua, Alton and Wilma llurke; "Heeatia# w# are intent on pre­ two brother*, Krt and Sam Hurkr; venting World W ar thr##, we are on aister, l.ula Junes; lb grandp m making m s ? " that might lead children; anil one janat grandto enlargement of th# present cor- child. flict . . Our government la rautinua in every decision tluit might pro­ long Ihla conflict. It ha* b#en diffi, ult fur the men in th# field try I T T i l l : F I N C F T T C III N T , N IN T H refrain from attacking the n|r j i i i i ) i x i. i m i i i t n s- e t i> s. I I M IX t i l l I DM n r.N IX III I. tw r» nt Manchuria. However, ) * ‘ t X T ' . IX I I I X X f IT M XII. Cimmunlat air Iptrrrentinn ha* ih*l Ikco * taainr in the ground M .X ItllA R R T J I I A N X I N i: JIIIUIONK. I'lalatlff, ("f air) action lo data . . , -v s “As we ra rry out the*# action*, JI'I.I.X N I ll'll F l t T MlltklONH. I 'r fstiiUnt evm though il could noaiihly reatilt for a lime in a military stale- T i l l ; KxToATTiBt i:O tFo Fx Uf pHi l: lxl 'hA TO ! mate, we have already urhirved J I I .I A .V It O IIC IlT H I It 1 IO N R a k , » a t»l» ,** « f ranM anra I* onin international victory. knft«i ii; "As long an we are able to conVou ara haral.y n.ttiriad lhal a f i - (he loittlea to Korea ami con­ suit ha- l.aaii brunabt naaln*! you In tha t’lrcull iXiori ,.f the Ninth tinue lo destroy the Communist Jo d i. Ial llti-o lt 111 tha Hlala ol „ir« we are maklny eiro- t'1*-*-* '* !»>*«• Csr Hr o tlr, 1r foanle. A,-; . a tr. l.y " A llK* ^ 'I>u —kiCi out iliiariiation— oleIA IIK T JF .A .V N IH H HlltXI'I.Vtl. sahl je- live of preventing World W ar C null I,nine f„r .!!» ,,r . « an.I sttl ,t three. U A ito A iirrr j k a n n i m k y n n io v i, l-taitiiirr. **t*i* j i m . i a n ittiiii.Tti‘ 'Knlargjng (ho loiHle lo a full- HIRAIONkl. I 'alan*l*i,t. nrt't ynu m a male war i* never an rennondral baral.v f . *ll,t I ast I - O la -sUX -lit or morally acceptable solution to rla rh «*r “ Id fo u rt at hla otft.a l» a I ‘ tut t llntio.) of Hamlnota t'u„nn limited conflict. If at all possible, lh ty . Florida, at Hanford, F lo rid i. Korea should h# settled on the y o u r v.iltia :i drfitisav, prrsoaalli i r by » i tor has In *ahl on tn. present Italtltgruund. t i l l , its) n t May, tX'.t “If we h y e at home ran only l l ' i r t i , fall not o r iu d a in rn t will measure up 'o 'th e achievement* of l.r antarad 4Kaln-t |.,u by d 'ls u li (V IT N b -.H me ti.n d and •• il ,.t iMtienc# and m urage (nf the men r'oiirl at H tn lord Florida, ihb in Koica) there- la rvery reason ■aid la in dai of Ap ril. 1(11 to liellrv# that the war in Korea . " I* IIK ItN tM lN can ultimaiely l»e conrlwlrd on tH K A l.l t'lark of C lr r u lt l*our( h nor*Me term# . . .** Volta A (Vllliam*. Jr. flradley continued: Holb-ltr.r (or P U ln tlff • “Surrw** in Korea may prevent a new incident, arid may prevent World War threw- Failure in Ko­ rea will Invite another aggr#*- ASHCRAFT Furniture TEN-YEAR SIMILAIt TO ILLUSTRATION RO ACH ! I'rlrra art: K #*^ Sir; pint, It .M i -••ft, SSJtl. availaM# at Knumillat A Andrnmn — *e* NOTICE City of Saaford Civil Btrrica Examination will bo held In tho City H ill at 9:30 P. M. May 17, 1951 or an noon an pomdbie thereafter to eoUhMah an ellclMo Mat for the claim of pollre patrolman, and track driver. POLICE PATROLMAN REQUIREMENTS: ApplinnU for th# Pollen HcttIn mmi bo Si jrtara of dfr, and be al tout S' 9" UK m 4 weljth not leu than 151 poundH. TRUCK DRIVER REQUIREMENTS: Applicant! for the position of track driver KW l be at leant SI yenrn of atftmnd m 4 ever 4S. » i All nppllcnnu nbtlt be or food mom) character nod phynknl fliiwnn, nod bare bad ol In a l a i n a a i r nebool edoentkm. Oppertnalty far adeaacement band on merit, efficiency, Induatry and character. 3 piece Sectional Couch S tum*In I 1 9 9 .5 © Tropical P attern loounire nml T ub Chaim $52 62.50 TA B LE llkd FLOOR LAMPS IN R ATTAN NONSKID BORDER FRIEZE 26.50 Yo 38.50 HUw IS" z 30“ to 9 x IS ft. nnd MOKSHEEN RUGS BABY TERM S— IS MONTHS T O PAY further deUNa aw the Bum lnw nl Urn City Hal. B Eg^r a P jf f - t lril Service Beard L. F. Boyle, Hocreury N. 0, Garaer. ExamtM FOR CITY GAS OR MAV-A-OAS SEE GOODS ion ■ �I In Unity There If ptnngth— T H E W EATH ER To Protect the P w t tf I ho World; To Pramot# the Pragma o( America. To Fra4a«* Pfoapnlty l « boolotd. 0 ty e I f u Partly cloud* ansi unsettled. Some like lihievt of a fro bseal in south portion this aHr moon amt in r i lir m r north T t irwlay. Slightly warmer in north p**rlion loniEht. r a l f r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME X XX XII Knlttbliwhrri A llow ing 18-Year-Olds •ToVote Passed w 190K S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Traditional Welcome Given MacArlhurs In lluAvaii t Ervin's Bill H ittin g Bookies A pproved; ttc-cxam ination O f VVei.'tve • Asked T A L I. A II A S H E S . Apr. I f — l/Pi— The H o t id* Senate Inday W approied hi a 23 In I f iota a hill to hrnatlm (hr Slate naira lav and brine in fITJilMt.aMMI more In the Slate earh year. The Mil take*, off th r-J prrrrnl tat evempliiHos on n r h Items as rlnthinr most -p-dfrinr .f.n ' ranrly. Il aUo alraiaUrto lo.* many roller I ion methods 1AUAHASSEt Apr. IH -</!•) A |>iu|H».l to iei Irvyrar-oiiii ^ o tf in FtnikL tailed through the Munir wiili a 77-13 vnlr today t i ­ ler an Attny sergeant on leave lo serve in the l-egislaliii* drew applt'tie lot hit speech in behalf ol il. Arriving In Honolulu from To kyo , when- they *» re given,* tneiitniald. l u n u l l uvnlion, t,, n >n.| Rep. William* id Citrus County, Mi*. Itoiigtes Mas A id e r itiivo .it Hickman A irfie ld . Jlowdulu, PH n*Uti 10 it, t' S, Mr*. MacArthur who nflen thowi up for Hmive •mile* *. tratlttnti* nf let* *,■• dru|te<l about her. A* left, Ailm Arthur W lUitfo t, I'nrifu t i n t I'mntetaiona in hit Army uniform, de- iimiilsr, toasts the wrlramer-, while (out .Maf.At'hur «-.tri* . ,i <pnn<l lei un in* arm ( I,•»«■»tint.onsl Kjidlui'hotn) *la red ynullit old enough lor Atm y ajsemtr not only ihtssild lie allowed to vo le - "Th e y ihould have prior#♦ . tty. lie (old lire Motor lie had wore* of youlhi terving with him and under him in a romhal Army unit and he In n * he toon would he leading tome of them lo then death*. "They're not going to to Pie aldent of H ip Uniter) State* right f|faway 1ml they’re going to give their live* for yior?' he tirrlam l "What e|»r ran a man give?'* William* drew an ovation, not roinmon in Ihe Ifntiar, a* hr re­ lumed til hia arat. The mraauro, which now goea to the .Senate, would let Ihe people vote on Ihe nitration at the tC w tlm a Ha e«a* Tw a i President Carmona 'O f Portugal Dies; Ruled For 26 Years U H R O N . Portugal, A rt. IH— l/Pk — Pretldenl Antonio Oscar ItsFragnon rarnnm a, Portugal'* head of Mats' sinro IVift, died this morning after h brief lllnr.s He wa* HI, W|th,lhir mrmtora of hit fam­ ily gatherer) around him, the agitl vgl'irvidrnt rnnfeaard to Migr. C a rnetto t)« Mp*<iuita and g iv ­ en rommunion thl* morning. A t ­ tendant* 'Iron i tied trim a* raltn and ho|teful. lie died an bout anal l ( minute* later, at 11:45 A. N. IIP4r» A. M. P S T). Mr had tu ffrrrd a Midden breakdown earlier ihlt week and doctor* laid he was In • serious roonlllon. lilt ton. Dr. Anloniu Adrril., Carmona, atrlved at hi* (tfirdildr t'slay from Madrid and _ the Outlie. nf nta daugiilFr, I tunnel, came here flow Rome. A veteran tn lilt ary figure. M ar■ ahal Carmona became head of •tale in 1620 after the military roup of May 2H. lie am* elected Pretldenl in 1628 and aiwe ha* lieart le elected three limes If* t<egan serving hit fourth raven year term in I bln. following hi* election a* Pre ‘ Went In I028, hr brought I W .fu ra t’t pti-sent strong man, Ur. Antonio He Uiiveira tila a m r, into the cabinet a* finance min Icier, Halatai »<mn after la-ramc premier and antoespivnUy t>M<k over the actual control of ihe government he ha* held aver since, Halaur, In accordance with Ihe conilltntioii, now assume* the Preihlencjr until ilectfon* ate held within the neat three month*, lie i» e(parted |r> to a candidate jjtown to *urcre«l Cortnona. A new political era way begin for Portugal with the daath of Carmona, who bad handed Ihe stale longer than any of its king* hut one— Joseph I, who ralgned for 28 year* in tha 17th etnturr. Un of the builder* of Ihe new Portugal, he had faaan a back•»ine of Halaur'* regint*, one nf the strongest supporter* and closest friends nf the luemter Though A a la u r mid* the deri \JRtonv, hi. did an tn the c lo u d rontullallon and aiwuya in agree). m*nt with Carroow . Halaur now hag tramendou* jrntige In the country, much nf II due In Carmona* support and hi* great barking In tke army. a Well awaie nf this steadfastly refuaud In seek the pruktenev until Carmona died or stepped down of Ms own volition. Bom in Lisbon, on Noe. 24. IW*6, Carmona wa* the (an of afaneral Ignacio D t Moral* Car•tone. Descended from a lone lino of military forebear*, ha IEta*4,w**“■***•••* birth. c* After gradual In 1 RSfrKU. a* ■ -military offlear* for active J l Mf* a. Reds Give Ground Stubbornly As TimeRunsOut For Allied Offensive Grinds Forward Lost Submarine; Signals Are Heard It) HI KN C L E M E N T S lO K ^ O , Apr. IH (/f) Allied troo|>* ailvamcrl L MOII |,t I.IXH’ y .trb on tltr » » i l Korean front irel.iy Itehiml be.nv ail *tul srldletv *ll«r 1) I lie Rerli t**vr lint ijiounrl I I I lo l nitlr. Riuili:mglv the Inn gAint weir inutli and soutliratl ol Clturwoti, a liv. Highway hub *i*»til 10 mile, tnttde Red Kitten. European Nations CombineCoalAnd S teel Industries N o E s c e ip c A t t e m p t I s M ade B y M e m b e rs Of A f f r a y 's C re w mmsMoimi. ing . An in tine AMi*d in fa n try |e»m push. W KDNbSDAV A l 'H . is . 11 01(1 { P re s id e n t M o o v c r T o T e s tify O n P la n T o K ill R P C A gency C a in P la n I g n o r e d Economist Tells Kiw;mis Told U. S. OfTrendsWhich Boasls 9 Mi l l i on W A M N N l.lU N Ai|. IM <A’i J --*; tottr f ii-* d*> ptonuiril i '•ky-ii-llie-limil" inipiuy into I at Lasirrn |-*lnv and the i|a>l< ni opuimni ssbuli led to tlie ousting of ( nri*l Ikoiglss M*l \ltlllll I baitnian Russell ( l i t , , ) ,d ihr Aimed .Sersues ( oininlllrr sod it intended the onle-l |Mis,ili|r" msrstig lion in I oopei.tlmn ssilli litNen.sle I oirup, Rrlal|on, ( oinnul tee lie ss*> sprikilig td lire sioiw vslien saving tlie sky ss.li the limit Russell op|eors , Rrpubluan mose lo i Irak a •peii,«| SeuilrI bone r nriiliullrr of J4 to invrstigitr Inrrign and military |m>Ii<irs ssilli p.rrlit ular r r f n r m r In tlie ildleirnirs l>etssrrn I'trsidrul I mi man and (ienrral M aiArtlnn Tliere apio-and tittle pin pert anything would rome fiom a move bs Seoaior l ain II-Wash I for either I I I a declaration nf *sat against Communist fthmn and North h"i*H. or t-1- |U| „ dm ssat of United Flairs fo u r. from K m c«. I ’ain iultodurrtl this two point pioprikitinll rootrary to advin from *oim of bis Itrpuhliran nil h r,gtie Se'inloi fil i al land of ' ultima, -on llemocratic floor leader, told reporter* he thought it would la- ipdetly lucked away in ii rommittcr pigeon hair. Mianwlillr Fortner 1’ieaidctd lhatrer Bgrrnl to testify Irefor r tlie Frnato llanUng Coinmlttre i Apr. 27 on bill* to abolish tlie llrronMinr tion Finenee Cntpivi . ..» The KrpiibllraM former I’revl •lent acevtsted a lelegtaphie invi tation -enl him bv Senator lljn l 11* Vai a* Admlnisllatino |t ,ii'cr» drove for «necdy -ciiatr rnnfirinu lion of kV Ft msit Symington a. Iload man of n leorgamrcd ItKC. In a telegram lo Ityid, one of those ssbo las moved to sclpc out tb«' rsgvnre entirely. Hoover said tha' he would tn* “ glad tn u*d-l Ihe in imnittre in any wav p*‘ *•iblr." Noting that lie |IH,| putili- engagementa every <iav neat week and In the evening >m Thursday and Fridav, l!i»rr> said lie would appreciate lieiog uhl, m Iralify Isv mum, o lhat to tin ij ia ft,-, I I ...........Ml 11, t'a|f 1 HN| MunliT W arrant I I I For StriiHscr Sm ith ProMidcH A( O prninK O f O iu rt A Orand Jury waa Hire lad and orranlred and retired lo Ihe grand Jury room to consider anch matter* a* might come before •hem. They worked until |al( rraterrUy, receaalng al (HM P. M. The Jury reconvened at 10:00 o’clock thi* morning. The following were arleclod aa Jurymen, according to It, p. Herndon, elvrk of the eourtt C. M. Boyd, foreman; Juavph F. Hanaro, acti foreman; Elijah K. Oure, P, W. Bata*, X. BUffard, Lad al Ford, Nrogltan U n . John W. Wlloao, C. Doer. M n . M. BroMro L. Helm*. John D. Baymond D. Boa*. Thao Ralnh A. Bmllh, Dr. Ftrasaer, in Jail here, wa* charged with ahooHng to death Ida wife and wounding Jamr* II. Ilnwie, 27, Ruided Mlsalle llase technician, Hatniday when he fonnd them in bad together. Hhe w*« ntiJv, Howie clothed. T h ey were atleop. Th* dltcovery wo* made when D r. Htraiser amt M r». Howie relumed to the Plr***er home afte,- leaving It briefly to buy rigarettea. The Howie’* were weekend gtioala of Il*e Kt ran­ eera. Howie, shot fn tha head, wa* taken to a Jackaonvilte hospital whvrr hi* condition today wa* re­ ported good. Tha murder warrant waa liaurd by County Judgo Voaaer II. Cartton m rvquaat of Bhoviff II. T. William.. Bacouio th* chart* it flrat degrr*. no ball waa illoirrd. The cat* muat go bofora a grand Jury •t the fall (arw n f «Ittn|t « w t Rrdartsnn said feiluie to pa t *vlll teanlt in a d1*!* troui Jtale1male, II* aw little hot"’ of main Policy* D em anded Mloiltf «;htingI'aftillrl *n ahw defense nne ,TK mm-I r%rn \t%% r . . _ , a botillni fnrtlirr into w fiilo r Charity J«n iu f»f 8t*rkr j*r ^ |jrllr4 ba. the right nlra regarding the Tim AtirtralUh fleneral rriwated G a m e ard Krcab Mater Flah i MicArthur’a argument that the (orttinl*»h,n, •'-'‘ •'f > farther Ihe Allies go into North President, Mtwhlg wildlife Fed Kor**, the harder it will to to r , ***”n’ *toDd trelay, -'ipplv them and the ra .irr it will If our Fetiats- and togiklaturc1-to fur -tlie - - -Red* - In supply . . their . would work with the Caine and troop*. Freah Water Finh Commission Relief Iron left the impression and the organised sportsmen, we that serious ronsesiuemes fare would have a totter mm mi salon United Nation* force* In Korea If and greater harmony", he atated. th* Jtoda* Manchurian base* are “There arc a few poliUciana permitted to operate frswly aa Ibe left in the Henate and th* Leg- ■upaly funnel Inin Korea. ialature who try to tear down all Lt. General Matthew II. flidgthat th* apart*men hav* furnished way. new top Allied commander, hy spending their own money haa baaed hi* Korean war strategy and furnishing their own tlm* in un th* theory that (f th* Rads an effort ot conaerv* and ro- a n hit constantly -even on a leniah our gam* and flah for tha limited acalo— th*y can’t organise rtnr* geo*ntt(nn.’' ft* gt? offwtWr drive. ConHtnietivc (inmi* S No. 17(1 ised Policv Probe D « Rrifislt Military Official Sunuort.s Mar Arlli in Tadics Circuit Court opened lor llw apt tug Urtn at 10 :W oVkoek vest at day morning with Judge M- B. Smith presiding. W ire Senate 'em S an ford Spelling ( liampions Maku 'rout* Of llrrald L rn n e d Screaming Thousands Greet MacArthur In San Francisco; I onl uruferwater signal* «d Up it valley toad within two miles of the rubbled city, The *l**iirrel a blind reaiili liwlay Inr •long Iitaiy* met Chinese mortar tlie H i iih Ii •ubitiannr AHtay, iitrcl and rifle fire and withdrew. un I hr bottom ol tltr |jlgli*h A tank force lunged into lt,p Cbannrl lime wa« swiftly tunning Red line* near Chipyong and kill rd IWI t'o m m iinnu. Cnipyung out lor any ••( the Vt ollicrti md seven mile* *o>ith>-a*l of t'hfrwun and seven ,rni1e* multjWftt nf men ab"<|d who might (till lie Kumhwa / r v I n in e tt'nlnesday’* gains tarriedI the Mihmaime tupped in the main Allied line tn *hout eirbl eipl mile* avtdh of tTmrwnn initial rlue id , liriinin grtni’r Chur won and Kumhwa an the PARIS. Apr* IH «/p|. St* bad been und-• I'W leel ill wilei writ Ptiio|>e4n nation, Intliy »ipn- western luiac* of the lied buildup urea when* an enllmaled iSOO.Onu loi 40 lionrt when (lie Rnyrl etl a D rily |WMiling thru $4.(XHI. tkimtnilllUl eomtial ttnnp* w in llial it bad lu-rn unable tn make 000,001) a yeal t oat anti Meel In- rlepluyetl dutlrie*. The ItH* n-lrealetl thtwly in Navy anniMinceil at mid-allrrn<Min the w rit licit they stood anil II s s i Im o I I n l*aa* T w « l Weil (jrrm aliy and frame air fnughi Inr Hwarhun, the raitcrn ibe main partner* in the hntnrir l>air nf Ihe t'hm won-Kurnhwii jkio I. Il it cnnimtinly Inown at lluaehnn Inangle. Tw o Allied thniata at the w« ■ I hr Schuman plan, aflrt frame'* •nek rhnn dam were tinned Kntrign Mint*ler Rnlwrt Sr human Wednesday Italy. ItelKiuni. the N'etberlanrli ami One war. a frontal atlaik on l.lliemlKiUtg air the olbri membeti the dam llielf Th e oilier »»■ i the Till laail ||« gtertl fMilltic -•I flanking movement aero Sentoude County IuhiI h, II Cut hau tiller e*at of the dam. implicatton*. Both hogged 'knvn III)4*1 he*)- tug '''I' champion*, Nadine Itostuk ot Genesa S* li'Ktl amt ll'dicil The Ptettcb are rnttvimed Dial Ceimmunift (it u. i of the I >man Feiioot. bv U*ll»g the heavy U.duitrie* of dnttih Korean fortet fought i Kate l|e|*|d Kranre *nd W ait Her many any f u r hotu hittle with Nor*h laingWO'-l. spiled Tin future w »r between Ci* two na­ Kortan lied on the r*»t renllnl y e d ri toy a(let noon and twil • tion* In iliipo islblc, front Kl.rw hrre in tlie Ittlbnu l.eeu mtrie t tn 1''.sluing how „ lulls around !n j« Allod unit, lieW pnpel IS |>l piled. To InTimtr O|teinlional. Pallia They wile a<■onipsntrd by It, menla nf the niv nation* will 'traighleoril aur| rr.ndjo .!•d their C . titeele, principal nf the Fan­ line*, t I Its M i l l JA M JtlllM K N have In givt Ibeii fin*l appro T O K Y O Apr. ta M l Tlie ««.p liave In give their final *i>|iruyal. Allietl fool troupe elugged fold tiininmar Fc IkhiI, who had The nituistera IheliMling ahead with little Oppoittion ra>t rluilge of liir liaal spelling inn lit IIiall militaiy officer >0 lap ill test and Ml Marvin K*lr„, ha* voirest HUppotl of 1ieuer.il and truth of Yanggu on the wrst Prance’s Hriuiman and We»t Her imiUrei Mar Arthur',, plop,..*! to Iwoidi II, I man Oianerltnt Konrnd Adenauer eru tip of the htigr ||wa«h>m K i d . f 1be children " d r few mated l.’bilis ve I.I.. IM MaOrhuri — signed three document* in a Retefniil Sum* Com munlit mor ■iy i lie liirrs I *I* 11l*e machin' l.t. C rorral Fit It • II It" tar fire wa* reported. public tervmwny iwfore zoo new* llsai bring us t ssnejalni I’r t . '-er) -oo. „dmiru*tralisr eninmainlei Tanks rang'd eail ant nntlh oh i> and photographer* In * *alon from all over tin <>f llriti-h f‘orninonweallb Forr>» of Ihe F in .ib Foreign Mini- j ut .1 td t onrpon on Mo ■■• • ill pnti 1' renlral fnmt without meeting wiir|d The linotype inaehiuca and In Korea. Is*•I wr,-| l,,|d is eonfitry. o;*s tatm , also proved to im of i deotui r<uifrrenrt nf lie(ti I, new The doruiiirots w eir the treaty Ciunmuttiat foire*. The lank* d* men that Merkrlltm*, props’**! its. If creating among other things altnyeil 7d ton* ni Rad ammutiL much inlrressl, L. F. S*an, pr* inun. ah<rwed -ifferest the iwsl Impr t,f furring a high Joint authority In run Uie lion Miuthvnt nf Kunihv* Ituss.an made Jet* rituinrtt Nniilne istel Itlehard imw llir ('bitiesr llols suil of llir 'sar and pool, a Mipplemenlary i>a|>er pro­ ansi took Ihrm ts, preventing is < . 11v stah iualr. Hr viding for a transitory |teiim| t* . briefly Wednesday tn the Nntlh pica* wosi nisi Die soils' alli iontive wsiulsl l>e fore The ltonI p«e* into upefation, Korean *kie* Twenty-five A1IC1- the building in ,llo o a t and r t nml a derlaiallon pletlging Ihe 15* darted aernaa the Man. plaiiied bos* had la melts,I amt '•• send a Irrinrndon* land army nations to c » on wot kini’ for ebtiriaii Imrder and langletl with tniured onto mat* to form nlatr* larger than anyone tin sonteni for ptmllng full |wgr advertise [dated into Korin IP, A met lean F -M Fa lire lets. Funineao federation. The Au Italian general 1* Hie Ofm MKJ waa damaged in tin- irirnta, rntiiK trelloiia/ etc. Iltbrr signer* included f’arlo Nadine, the spelling rhaniptnn, (ir»t Imporlanl Iln tM i f'omiiinnHfntrn nf Italy, Joseph lleeh of 15 minute dogfight that »wir|e«t wealth n ffn n to sp n k In fasnr lanemhuiirg. I’aul Van Zeelaml at .111,1**1 feet. A ll Allied plane* •a t lie dang liter of Mr. and Mr Notan For, of flrneva. Rn hard. ” f 'aiuddrig Manshurin The lln nf Ikdglum, and I Hr k Klikker of returned to their ba*ev Allied enniinander* *aid the Ilia mother pointesl out la much in Hah Foreign Office and fommunthe NelheriantU. icaanawa (Hi e*i# aid terrstrsl m irasling and (hi* in sveaBb gnsernment. have strongly Britain, Ktirope'a htggnd riwt elude* Ihe d llly papen, and ''Pluonl M»> A rtlm r'- program for tnnducer, ha* etayetl ah*>f from Isink * from ilm binary which in ie »r ii woutd spread llm star, the plan. n rlsnlr ads-id'in slorir* ansi hi* A loan svho *lts Oiled the rim. In what prrliap* »«• an al(errnsr aid Rolwrtson e«piri»esl loneal nariatlve* hhiicc Insion In thl*. the nations, in Nadine amt Richard will emu ilia off.the resold vies* Apt. |0 H'waHastg a* raa* Twai •he day before I’raaldeot Truman T ITU H V IL L B . A p r. 1* (J V - pete in s|>rltmg with rhftdirn di*lni*.ei| (irrural MacArlhur. A warrant eharging flr»l degree thrmiglioiit Flnrhla in Ihe date Il wa. pre monied Holier I Min. like murder wai Istiled (ate venter conical «p»n*med hy Use Miami ,day for Dr. Han* Hlraoer. ibe Herald at Ihr Miami Mmdri|usl I MarArthur. bad spoken with'Hit •••mulling hi* home guvernmenl. Auslilnrium on Api. 27 varsl foiinty health offierr. Six C o u n tries P o o l N ational Ou i r i i H In Schum an Plan AsMociuti’d I’ rcfvH * t Affect Farmers ■-Stamp Collectors “* -■ » ' 1 ..— - — , i^-o-r »-• . . *Y C o n s U tllC I D e c i s i o n s C l i u t c hi l l , P oosevch W e r e P h i l a i d is ls . Must Be F o re c a s t, C o l. B a k e r A s s e r t s llauck Tells Vets ('niiMirnfi lirnd* |Im I ilinnuljr dflecl IItr H e lh ir nl llir tdimei %%»b llir -iihtrd ol si !.»ll t»V O r Chdilf» W IldiicL, Fwlff.il l.ilfn* *ion finnoinal. 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Vo.'thir fart'ur fcfliH'liridir **ta it tlm kind nf nttititilr hi* mill him employee!i h«ivr tnwnnl Ihrlr <IMtni.-er*. "T h u - llir is (mil l f, a Vi'v individual in t tic final ssicrevs •>r (adijir o( lb* farmer in lirol mg * profitable nimtot fo* In 1*‘t tipi*,'' he derlaict "Broilttroe*," lie added. N a itV Is* lisve a gteal inlets' I in » li » ' Mir irlalier il'»r a*n! how svrtl lo die** II (irosser loss. 1* hs t-ain llliough Improvn'rii* tli.si isiKv to brought i*i*,*«it vis many sl»iri'* in the kill, know In,** anil efficiency ssilli o hich the farmer*' proslm-i* **»*- hand Is-sl.” Tiie Agricultural F.atciisloii Ss’rvice, he «tati*sl, i« mm nffei ing ciluratbmal programm niuiks ling in 12 sluts un Itidinn t loridn. Tlie»e arc ileslgned •• brine atoni Itnprovetro id * in t let ailing of food Ttn O'ogi.so is imw going on In (eading •Hi• td Ho stale. All nt|l|llir "f III' in n i ' 'O' ■ T A M P A . Apr. I k id l Hlai* Allornev Murray W. tlveivlterl ol Kloim m re will proseriile «u*ia'nd rsl Sheriff Hugh O iR in alh, choir til wiili taking gnmhliog graft. Criminal f!ourl Judge I. V lirnvson *aid today lioverimr War rru rt-tigtinl Ovcrslrs'i'l to pro»s'rule lb* HlllstoirnUgli loilldv e* sheriff, lirayson »ah| lie **n un aldr lo find a qualified Tampa il lurnev willing In handle Ihr pro ses-ution Countv Solicitor V It Tnhsi rli ipialiflrd lom*e|f to* ause of close aisse iatfsin wilh Cultural Ii in another rave. Il was D vrrjlreei who helped ih> grand Jury rofidu'l II love tig i Mon of reiw>rl*d rormidlnn which |es| In the indirtmenl of Culbrealh and rigid other* Hveralieet. state allornev (or ihs> Ninth Judicial Clrruit, which include* Hanford, wa •til to n hv Warren to alsl Ihr grand pir* when lie* Farr lor. Slate A Mot in v for I hi* f lath) circuit, toppe d aside livcails* he had torn named In as-cuaatlonv lh* Jury **anto*l lo proto. The grand Jury rhargesl Cullirrath with neglect of dutv in rn forrrinent of emnblii g and tluunr law* and with Interfering with s Imil watcher a* well a* taking pay. off money. fill breath twice has appealed lo Judge Grayinn for an ra lly trial. The muted sheriff taiil hr want* lo to tried whil* the toglsUture i* in ve**lt*n »n hf can go liefor* It and to reinstated. DR AFT CALL C U T W AH IU N G TOIN, N , Apr. A pr. IS — fVP) lay eut IU May — The Arm; B)JK>0 tn 40.000 draft roll The action follow* tha halving of th* April call which wai rut from (0,000 to 40.000. Both cute were haaad on tha increaac of volunte«r tnllstmanU. tha Army * FA N I R A M I IN TO . A|» I H •1’) A irrnirnsloUt os ill HI i;iri'tril (.rn ria l Mac \ilhiu s be s*alkCsl ssql ,d Ills hull'! at '* 44 A M. I'olsv lot a Iroimptial painlc tliioiii’b S m bi.inslsro I'osvell Sited in Iron! ol ibe Si brand* llnlcl ansi I toon Square .** loss five sliccl *vrir pammcsl ssilli tnmi'.iml* »d people A* ibe pH nl, slatted, (,cneia| Ms. Aithui vat ni *n open r.ir fluikesl by (tovernor I *il M'.iiirn of ( sblninia. .soil \livor I liner Robinson The lirid >*«. parked s* thick with rl|ecring Kao Frans f iitm tlie ear was hwrsly nhh' lo move A* In- was (saving the toilet omrmii- a k-d MarArthur if ho i t W l N T f R I V 'U K . 'i n i,V) (ti sinj lilm n Me •milf 'I t - Jfirn M ur\ rthin .mil (lin r I*1r ■I'frlil 1*41*1 lVi||,'l|t’l It'fllAt ( 111 I r'MLftl ( I Vlf»I111»* I *i»llu(T* («»iln a l i \ f m «*tfl to■ill» Attliin . f«*IUmr«l ill (In fmiiiif if it K l roin i*%i i firing !lir um rrol. 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(ml.1) hi ctio*^ nol infi tnl ti» rn trr pitlilin*. **|hf onl) I'Miiilifu I hair.** hr liilil * mar* inx* f fi'»il " li ronl.iinnl hi a 'littiplr phrdM* kmmn %«*11 h> a 11 of ) ini — ■ *I iim| 111f a.<* | ni r f I* ra.* ** Hr d rrU fn l, |u«l hr |irr|Mrri( In (|y lo U i hin?lon for a (itlni m rflin r «*f d onurr^ii, "1 h m r no |mliiicul i«*pirj Mou* wh«lHor%rv. *‘| do not tatrnd lit run for «n« p«ditlr.i| offirr •md I ho|i»* (hm tin n.imr i i n r r hr n^rd in ,i poll fir 41 WaffiUM' K o tu scs w hrm np willv; Irll ( o n rin n hi* nf thf Mo tv ibat )ikd lit lil;* To Resign As Iload |s|»li* it-moviil l»\ Pir/viilctit Tninmn fmrti I ( Fur rumm »n*h Of Rolling Colle^o IliilTinhp (affirml «Jiit nut ptutwrr. tilln«il 1“ l»i« faiioliftifD t sun wiili t in in W III rt In «tiii****t>» rli i liit ntaiii! **'||»| l|(l\ • a dots1 nf Ihr 1 to go. !tr nl Hit Huri'iH'M r«| Mmt l(i>1 ,d s ngctablei tn rio n d * >», tin isa tfrn(»|tir^; tit** ullrcintt* |,rr ruled hv Mr. fllooo.o , "in' itllled i. crrvlaiv of tlm 1 lorol f |Mil,r (nf *41 ti. ni tin* r'mjnrll of f'u-oprtali’ * I to •«'ll* iti’ \ rinil* Ikti1 *11 I lin tln lo rd ing fnllowe,) r .upper Ik 111* Il A* III " I I I - ' I a*Ilf |*f l« / i9 til I Kill, TH*' flllljltf II V ••f 111! iinliriifi* uim itinlnil l»«. WnirfiMt tolil Bin Miifllrtici* (It.it lln futility rut Hid tarn «r* Hv (|i*’ ta»i*d c*f liij.li'i j|t Charge Of Graft G e n e r a l If W e lc o m e d I lo m c In Im p r e s s iv e C e re m o n y A tte n d e d B y G o v c rn o rW s irre n w h fr h find I if i f ! ti**in r i ! ■•1■■ ( i^iiii i ■ti" 1 1 it , It (fliitiK hi ( hm^f* ai*mii st liitit dvi t h f it i r f d i i ' i j Hi |*i v»* f 11n i a rn | nf Ihr rlunifr " nIflift rh.ii *•<♦ •*f I muii 11 •rn||r*hi 4 ilm O g * 1 Hh| WiliniT lMiillit'ws, :tii Dips \ H c r IIIncHN Wlltner Mailoo die,I al l M> l*. M yrtf f ( lln v at tin* hn 41 hsn pita | fnlluM Mfif no til lH*t(i of tsvo ninuMu Roru ill lis« '» « , A im -7. I'Jib Mr Mathew • hint mn Hr M i home in Sattfotd f nr lln imni eight leal s, lie wa'* f» liirmta ' of til Fir* ' ('lirivlian i toil' h ••f .In-iper and wai) mi entnloyer of Hie •'it )• of Fanfold bill v iv o , tiHI Iliil* l(|. widow; two children, Made and his mother, MIra, Ik 0 , Matbowi of (ieriuat foUi brothels, Chatlrs of lligli .Springs, Hugh of White*Hit-, N. John of Wav ••"ss, (ia.; and Flank of .lasiter; two slater*, Mr< I U Tilll* o( 1 *k. Mary and Ml II. K. Frederick of Montgomery, Ala. Funeral aervhe* will to con­ ducted at 4:00 I’ M tomorrow at Itriisasin Funeral Home with Rev. I* A. Allen officiating. Iturial will follow in Fvrrgrean Cemetery, Active na!Iltoaiera will include Htu Ha I lug! Ugtoa, Arnold Ibaid, K. I - Carter. I . II. Wynne. J. Im Dunn and Eddie Griffith. Honor­ ary pallbrarvtl Will be Leroy I-re, Rntort Bedenlxrugh; Eugene Ken­ dall: V. J. Corley altsl H. M. K Jc W rL ii% n ifiM \ h v . u h u m \ M II H V, O " , \i-» (M l‘r» v d.S I' nImV « l i n t imI i hut f,tt*s)( ill fit Vrui nni» I. ml ili .fi.i «*i| i ,r»ith,. f„r n i l VI <« A »thin flirt Km ci*mm i ti"li*i Had ••♦Jfi until ■lr ti| m * « till* in­ Ml nf rhlni Tin ( ’oinmunisi 1‘m lv mss*panet in lh*' fi■ t llit-vian ••un merit on .MarAlthui • li-mltsal •aid III** (isneral lno| torn given •he Job usd only trf Inking nil of hoiiM, hut aDu "of inv tiling Manclmrl'i to adark Ito C'litro . I’eo pie’ It* oiihlte '* M ' 1’ H. 1’ie I'l'i, I'luvil* thl. ssi. treine *o hdt to M «r\ id ,.ii die rrsooo.ihilil V for \m-rlean failiitrs to hoi* i J lie <.(11,llial IK*. U|ile*i till* C ■oliunn* on the front page of I'rasdu, under die hen,lime “t'lnnii Maneuver* of t'r, -iilmt Tiu* nian.’* I l‘ie*id«nl T iiiiu h ' .sol In- had liieil M arArthur h* no . do to'iieral's public adv*H ii ■. *■( *„ in­ vasion of d'e r'hllo • oi.' .il'ittd Isv lrosin »tf 1 hiang Km Sbek*. NalionalUt regime, rssnlrars l.i F S. gnvt i nntenl tssslicir thl* tlem-il a d ll.I Woild War | " I’ri'iively owing to ii inuhili<v Is* eff**rt tbeee agglevalvv lilaos, the ill started Mm \ilhor wa, i emoved from hipost,' 1'ravil‘t aid. "Ilii inaldldv tsi ssiiie wiili Ihe niluatinn in Korn* Is th • isasou for tha iiitfl"M"ii coll*p,e of Mo. Arthur's ear* *i •he e,Jits,tin! ileiuuM'it'i! to know wliat dm United State, new nrm po»e. to offer a* a iwnceful etdeinvni of the Koi* no ' iinflirt, dis’ti misled that American policv oi do- For Fast wa unchanged hy lls a l's i,4 lie I'M # Twai S a n f 'o r d W e a th e r j High yeaterday, K0 1OW today, 61 .* Rain, .00 1 ’Isll Apr. rain. 1.5-1 Nut mat Apr. tain, 2 J I inches Th e W e a th e r J A C K S O N V IL L E , Apr. H i - T D lliamailr 6Y ,12 Chicago Mi 40 Denver <17 45 Dca Moines ft! 43 Detroit 12 .1,1 40 St New York so 35 Waahington 3* Winnipeg 20 Jacksonville 75 S3 *(! Miami 73 70 Tallahaaug 44 Tamp* HI 57 1 ’ H *■ — t -,-, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 17, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 17, 1951. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 17, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bf6cc0c1649fcf62552cc80f7e45df30.pdf 7d899290dbc19607c85d917be918173a PDF Text Text FRIDAY APR. 18, 1981 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA la id th e y believe th e people w ill vote to p e rm it eucb ta x a tio n fo r O c ta l) ” e d u c a tio n a l p u ip c ie i. The S en a te com pleted leg isla­ B * y i.s ..t .e p ll.d , •Y o u u u a h t » h a v e e o itfH M w v and f a it h Ti. the tiv e a c tio n on a b ill to p erm it p ^ p i * Y o u r a n t fo«»l th em loft e m p lo y m e n t o f m in o r* In produc­ tio n o f m o tio n p ic tu re *. 1 . T h r n ira *u re a lre a d y h a * U r n T h e S enate c o m m itte r also ip - p a tte d by t h r llouae an d now goes a m e n d m e n t, to th e G o v e rn o r fo r h i* ap p ro val * hl«h w ould p e rm it I * y e a r-o ld * or v eto. * • *o » e , " n<1 » ouR m * ,noI? 'V T h e House a greed u nanim ously « ” > t m * ,» • w r,J? In ,« **}• ’ 8 to axk Congress to m a k e peace­ O o n s tltu tlo n a 25 p e rc e n t c ellin g tim e >H'trayal o f d rfe n s r in fo rm a ­ « n Incom e and In h e rtla n c e t a r e ., tio n punishable by d e a th . , T h e le g U la tlv r council lu tro T h e m e m o ria l wax in tro d u c e ! 'bleed In the H o m e o f proposal b y H ep. B om i ll o f M a r t in ro u n ly *« ■ m e '"' th a S U U C o n s titu tio n who *a ld the p r r te n t p u n lih m e n t •« a llo w ta x a tio n o f hom estead* fo r lie tr a y a l o f defense in fo rm a ­ <n r eehool ru rpo ne*. tion in peacetim e is o n ly 2fl years H om estead* a t prevent a r r Im p ris o n m e n t. exem pt fo r ta x a tio n up to $5,000 “ V'ote f<jr th is m e m o ria l and co n tin u e the exem ption except fo r save y o u r nation and ho m e," be T h e proposed a m endm ent woulil urged th e H'>'J*f. _L.... I nw *na* !al aehrut I Amendment OnRecall jw * , T.7.»* S I ' « , — T “ I *^ !? *“ r *4 ' T , A S “ ' r r r v c^ \ lh i n w o u l t l h«v# fu ll by d e p u ty * h e r lff * . T h e » ta lc a tto rn e y w ould I*J o in tly reep o n ilb le w ith the i h e r i f f . fo r th e en fo rc e m e n t n f a ll r r im ln a l la w * . In m a n y c ountle* - * u c h a * D a d e . D u r a l, and H lltih o ro u g h — th a t h a v e r r im ln a l c o u rt* o f r e . c o rd , th e M a te a tto rn e y h a . Juris d ic tio n only In c a p fu l c a - c . Ifo w e v e r , h r .<111 (■ re q u ire d to •J im a ll fro n t Jury In d ic tm e n t!. T h e proposal a u th o r liln g th e L e g is la tu re to »et up m a c h in e ry f o r re c a ll o f a ll taw en fo rcem en t o ffic e r * , w a r approved by n 5 -2 vo te. S e n a to r* C o llin * o f T a lfa h a *e e a n d C la rk e n f M n n tlre llo n> . . ___ i IC o a H a -e a I rum r u e (la e l to d ay upon the M a rin e l.'o ij, bill I I I ) a n d 4? o th er S e n a to r*. I denH eal le g is la tio n I* lia rk e d by <hi m e m b e r o f the H o u *r. S e n a to r* D o u r la *, G e o rg e ( I ) . G a ) a n d Iv e * ( I t - N Y ) u rg ed th a t th e h ig h b ra ** o p p o sitio n be Ig n o re d by Congress. G e o rg e noted in n statem en t th a t th e on ly w ay fo r C o n g re ** to I n * a u ic th a t the M a r in e , con­ tin u e a * a h a rd -h ittin g com bat o u t f it 1* to spell it o u t in n law , D o u g la * In d irect te s tim o n y and Iv e * In m a u tm e n t said th e M a r­ ine C a r p * I* the he.1 service t put d o w n aggression in a n y part o f th e w o rld . B o th said the M a r ln r . could •t-Ttt" th e u. S . u n it f o r t h : U n ite d N a tio n * police fo rc e *. They pointed to the M a r in o record in to hb h K o rea a n d W o rld W a r I I . “ T h e r e U no b e tte r g ro u p of ( r . * i i . . r s fro m n > . o *s > fig h tin g m en a n y w h rre In the been |ila n n in u » tn seek .p e d a l leg. w o rld th a n the M a rin e C orps," M u i Inn ruining th e m in im u m con- Ives said . P | o t i e r D a y , M a y 13 LIGHTER. HIGHER.. FINER- TEXTURED CAKESI Come Ini L«t us show you all tho foaturoi of tha now ManthiiII Opposes |M) J I Made . j * Ih p y rnrdr* 1 .1 ..-tlh n o * * .'S * I *. - s . i £ 5 T £ :* ' - ■ '*•' II- , . . * - . h . it * I I /5 I , B u i *»M?d of lln kf r and I. Hen Fu q u a n f M ann tec introduced the th re e House lilt-'o T T e c tm g f..iin tv g o vern m en t ! and c o u rt c le rk *' fe e *. Rena* * t.W i'u JIov'c nf lla n fo iu i — in llti d th e fo u r m c a .u re * ■i«. ,t ■ ..tinly g o \k......... U ndO r the h ill h t-fo re Im th I h ouse., com m issioner* o f tw o or more F lo tld n ro iin tlrs could en te r c o n t r a il, "to lo o rd ln n le th e ir efJ fo r t * .'1 T h e m easure n o te * this ‘ would pet m il th rrn tu coo|>erate e ffe c tiv e ly to em l th a t th e work and fu n c tio n * o f each m a y eflir ie n tlv and econom ically Im ple­ m ent th e o th e r In re n d e rin g »ervice to th e people.** B oyle's S en ate m easure d iffe r * oi th a t it also gives th e county | M a id * a u th o r ity In e ffe c t contacts nnd a g re e m e n t! fo r th e c a rry in g out o f th e ir com m on fu n c tio n * “ by a c c n tia l agency o r com mon n g # n t.“ But n e ith e r th e Senate nor House h ill c o n fe r* “ now o r ad•litlo n n l pow ers nr d u tie s ." tin e of th e llu rn s e il-F u n u a House b ill* wmiihl p e rm it county co m m ission * to r a t r y lia b ility in• u ia tu e a g a in s t to rt a c tio n *. I t would also w a iv e th e Im m u n ity of a c o u n ty a g a in s t such su its “ to the e x te n t <>i lia b ility Insurance la r r lis l." S in g le counties also h a v e p la n ­ ned to seek this a u th o rity b y ip e i Ini nets. A S en a te m easure b y B oyle w ould a u th o ris e co u n ty com m is­ sion* to have m ade an a p p ra is e ­ m ent o f a ll p m p e rty In a county. It *i> e e lfir* th ey could h lra a •lu *o , and w ould a llo w th s egn e iid ltn rr n f county fu n d s o r the le v y in g n f taxes fo r th is purpose. B o y le also u f f r m l th a proposal fn ra is e c irc u it ro u rt c le rk s ' fees fo r re c o rd in g p a p e r* and a tte n d ­ in g t r ia l * . I t rhanges th em in lm um c h a rg e fo r co p yin g v r ntm td in g a n v p a p e r fro m SO re n t* fo r th e fir s t 100 w o rd *, to I I for Ih r fir s t .100 w n rd *. I t ra ise* el»*rIs' • <iiopcii*atlon f u r a tte n d ­ ance In lu u r t f n m $5 a d a y to Sin and d e p u ty t r ia l ile r k a fro m I t a •lav In IN . T»ie th ir d l!ornsed .R iH |U a m ea»m e u n illd set fe e* c o u rt clciks m a y r h a tg c th m e in s titu tin g lltlg a t In n * a * ftd luw s: $7.50 for c o u n ty c o u rt s u it*) $.1.50 fo r In ­ s titu tin g a p p e a l* fro m a n y In ­ fe r io r c o u rt to a c ounty, c irc u it or the S ta te S uprem e C o u rt: $10 fa r a n y c iv il or n im ln a l s u it in s ti­ tu te d In c irc u it r o u r t* . egrept r a p lta l punishm ent ra te s , in which th e fe e w ould h r $ |S . « i.e ,m»*l I n vnppert >•> /;, o 'l. com bat w h ile the M a rin e s nie<| only th re e men fo r each tw o in com bat. — — T h e le e i.la tio n w ould p u t n ten " d e i' • ’V ’.« .n tin M a r in e '. D o u g la * end Ir e * % id p ie ei •plar. r a il f . i a M a li... -• 17r.,(WK) to “ no.nnn j n th e n ext fis . eal y e a r. D m ig ta *, who rose fro m p riv a te In lie u te n a n t colorud in t h r M a r­ in e* in W o rld W a r I I . s aid there I- no in te n tio n o f m a k in g th * M a rin e * in to “ a second land a rm y ." H e s aid th e A im y now h a * so m an y o f It * best m en an d Turn * In K o r r a th a t It could not ilo th. necessary tra in in g jo |, fo r m asa rm y divisio n s, needed in rase ol possible a ll-o u t w ar. A lth o u g h a ll in a n jH iw e r ceil­ in g * now a re « u ip rn d e d , th e M a r­ ine* n n im a lly are lim ite d to one f if t h n r 2(1 percent th e enlisted s tre n g th o f the N a v y . T h e N a v y s tre n g th w a * 5( n i ,not) la -fo re the K o rean o u tbreak. C a llin g a tte n tio n lu th is , Sc. • r r t a r y M a rs h a ll said t h - M a rin e C o rn * b ill would “ d is tu rb th r tr a d itio n a l balanced re la tio n s h ip n f th e M a rin e C orps to th e other o p e ra tin g force* o f th e naval e s ta b lis h m e n t.” Thcrr d ia le c t*. a ie l)R. H. K. RING c b ix o p r a c t o r P lease c a ll f-»r a p p o in tm en t I ’ h o n r 1 7 3 ]— 1715 Dr. Henry McLaulin Optometrist 111 M a c D a lia I'h n a e 51 INSURANCE Y liU H M U T U A L IN S U R A N C E F H lfc N D R * R F .M F M H F .K T H IS . B K F O R E Y O U R F T IR E T O N IG H T T H R P R R M IU M W O N T R R F \ K Y O U , A LO S S M l f l H T I'h o n e Stanlcy-Rogcrs Hardware Co. 211 SANFORD AVK. Phone 1361 t lO U B T K O U S S R R V IC R p r ic k s Q U A L IT Y r ig h t M R R C IIA N D IS R }*W # A *C rA T LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING H u y y o u r e a r in S a n fo rd K eep y o u r Insurance a t hom e Save ro tta th ro u g h ua IN S T A L M E N T DEPT. LOAN The K agfo rd A tla n tic N a tio n a l (tan k M em ber F IlIC TcL t t i MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING—TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. _ m— f ) F S A -N E O R D - *•••* *wa»'#j * ■—<►» f>»T-»**1 ** 4b(OW* ** , i r d . r . l ' t i t f A l ' . S I . m i u n it t u n Room 101 S an fo rd A tla n tic N a tio n a l Rank H id e. BEGINNING APRIL 7 Al ten o'clock on Thurwlay morning, Muy lOlh, 1951, Until I'tirlher Notice We Will Unuc (he Hoard of Public Inntrucllon will receive Healed At I I1. 51. On Salurdnytt, on the furnishing and installation of a central heating plant at the Oviedo Hchtnil. Hides munt lie accompanied by a certified or canhler'H check in the num of five ( 5 ) SENKAItlK GLASS & PAINT CO per cent of the bid. The Hoard renerveu the right to rejerl any or all bids. Phone "_*0 For plans and wpeclflent Ions call oa Architect Ellon J. Mougblon, Sanford Atlantic National Rank lluilding. S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y H O A R D O F I ’ U IIL IC SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO IN H T IU K T IO N Phone a m nine rnajur Cldneie CHEVROLET li America’s Laraest and Finest Low-Priced Car! s Jnp Peace Treaty M arnlous new features for lighter, higher, finer-tnturtd Cik#s—crssmitr, luffitr, nashed pocstoet, etc. Only this m w Modal 10 Mismaster gives yon NEW, LARGER BOWL-FIT BEATER.S shaped to fit noth side and bottom o f howl. All tha m ix tu r e goes Into and through them for EVEN mixing and greater AERATION. An eaclusJva ad­ vantage. Complete with Automeiic Juice Extractor. H e a t canned brow n In d iv id u a l raaseroW s i service. Y o u 'll need a oven In w h ic h to m l about h a lf an ho a r, W | h a lfw a y h ra ta d top w ith canned V ie n n a m i la t th e m i m age* b ro w fifte e n m in u te s u f ba! : ittoi, In dochina, Ic a center ‘r tn c h c iv ilis a tio n In th a fa r # t_*■ M COLORED NEWS SPORTING GOODS 800 R e s t K tret S tre e t m ^ r— Iw.vxenew t Yes, LARGEST. H’i lO N O U T in th« iow-prkn ftold, % full )97*/i indws o f spirited ocHon and d ean , sweoplng lines. H'» W A V IE S T In Hte low-price field , a itaunch and tolid 3 1 4 0 pounds In the modal Illustrated. If 1 9 4 8 B U IC K C O N V E R T IB L E Olympic Blue Finish; Practically New Tires, io, Heater, Seat Covers, Excellent Mechanical Condition Csilinff Price Safe Pries Yoa Save Die ItytU iM 0 * 4-paw Sedan ICMltawaWaa *f Ua-ilwd •gyteaeai and Ith M4*d 0 *•*••*»« F u n e ra l service* f a r M ra . C lau d ­ ia 5ta<t M itc h e ll, who died A p r . I t , w ill be held S a tu rd a y a t 4 >00 P .M . ai th e N e w S alen P r im itiv e I tap lis t C hurch on W * » t T w e lfth 8 t * r * l w ith R ev. V . i t . F ria a o ffic ia tin g . R lc h e lb a rg e r F u n e ia l H o n * w fil b a i n c h a rg e o f the a rra n g e m e n t*. b id * - —-*■*••; «f m* Yes, FINEST. f lM R BODY QUALITY, renowned for solid and testing goodm ss . U M TW D K M i-A C T IO N RIDS, smooth and gftdbig. V A L V IIN -H IA D IN O IN I ECONOMY, spirited performance of lowest hos Hie W IM S T T R IA D In the low-price field, a rood-taming 5 I H ■ htefie s between centers of Hie’ rea r wheels. Longer, heavier, wNN w ider tread . . , that's the measure o f Cheviolot's rock-solid voluo rofet's field. M H T Y -S IO M T M S 1 R U M M T R A IQ L , «Hdt shielded * . . big in b o b , big In handling an d riding oaso, big in road-hugging Instrument RgMs. P O W B IO ilM A IIT O M A T K T R A ^ S M U IIO rt. perform ance. W hy sent# for less than a Chevrolet . . , when bUEon-mlle-proved, combined with 105-h.p. volve-b^heod engine Chevrolet is the lowest priced line In the low-price field. �- w l b U a J ty T h e r a b S 4 r o i * l h — T « P r e le c t th e P u n o f Ik e W o rld : T e P ro m o te th e P r o fr e s * o f A m e r it* . T e P ro d u ce P ro s p e rity f o r S a a f o r l TH E ® J y * f AN VOLUM E X X X X II K n la W is h e d 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SA N FO R D , F L O W DA e r a l f M o stly clo udy north p o rtio n , s h o w er* to n ig h t and in e x tre m a j n o rth t h i* aftern o o n , H e a r in g J and cooler n o rth jm rtin n T u r » d a y ‘ b eginning e a t r r m r north t o n ig h t.7 c N K W S I'A I'K IC .M O N D A Y A P R . 10. 1 or. 1 W EATHER jW t K ia lc il P re s s L c iti-fd N o . 168 • W ir e Emergency Powers Allied Troops Mac Arthur Is Invited To Address For Governor Are Smash 9 Miles Across Border Joint Congress Session Thursday; Provided In Bill Red MIGs Flee Into opO a»«i W t t uould u iu rPTro O -Proposal vide F o r Confisca- .* • — ', '°nF- 0 1. ! V T A IJ J V ilA S S E k , A pr. 16 < /P ) -A prn»v>j»| In ^ r p F lo r id * , n . . n 3 r \ v B ll Lie 1113Mu AnswerFromRpd'J. ^ H ig h ~ . • lO - ( i. , , u V O .-A p r . 1 6 U f t m ,|a , ; .V i A II* J ,,n * a M in to V a t bon nine m P r ,! K : lea - l.-.L v * w l ^ * ^ i - ,.r<iuw t-orMddincBus- Ir^nlT ta i£s ness On Sunday Is KoieeT^ileline. r lr c n g tn t p j.-'c : tu live e v en t o w i r e m e rg e n c y w « i p u t ui> in t iir •* .s ir a .T v if io d *y . A H ouse trill, introduced lay nine re p rrte n ta liv e t, it d c tig n rd to *el up a c iv il d e fe a t* agency for the S ta le a n d put legal le e tli in the p m e n l d e te n te agency. I S hould a n enem y attack o r other em ergency to m e the G o v e rn o r w ould a tiu m e directional c o n tro l o f the defence agency. .................................... T________> h e b ill .......... p ro vid e* the G o v e rn o r’ _' le iiu re p o w e r* could be in v o k e d a fte r an em ergency declared b y the C ongret* o r the President o r an enem y tnvaaion . T h e G o v e rn o r could a a iie p r iv a te a p ro p e rty , co m m u n icatio n * CUD» id le *. Iru lld in g *. These could he "■•Id. d iitr lb u tc d or handed in a n y w a y the G o v e rn o r or council w is h ­ ed. M e th o d * f o r re im b u rs in g per * aona w h o * * goods a re a e lie d a re laid dow n in th e bill , . i egencic* aJ»o a i r a u th o riia d under the m easu re T a te e to fo o t th e b ill In case o f an em erg e n c y could be levied u n ­ d e r provtaio na o f the b ill. Rep. M u r r a y o f p o lk , one n f th e aponaore o f th e b ill, *a |d It w a i in tro d u red a t th e r*o u *s t o f lh ~ -State D e fe n s e Council, lie c a p ta in ­ ed I t vraa a m odel h ill suggested by the C o u n c il o f S ta te G o v e rn ­ m ents. H e said he would c irc a * th a t tu o visln n * in th e h ill under w h ic h the G o v e rn o r could u»e th e s tr in gent em erg e n c y po w rre w ould Im rle a i cut. A n a p p ro p ria tio n n f ( II IJ l t M ) t* p n ip in ed In (lie bit), hut th l* w o u ld ii'u ita a ie on rata* *i«t. first Soldiers Are Sent To Pusan For Rotation Home I ’ U H A N . K o re a , A p r. J t t - h d V T h e fir s t to il t o lj ie i * to returned fr o m H it K o rean fr o n t under th e A rm y 'e new ro ta tio n m, nlley a rriv e d today to b o a rd tra n s p o rt f o r th a u n ite d S ta te n . A bout 40 o f fle e r* an d 360 r t ilU le d m en com pelled th e f ir s t -lilp .u n it fro m various c ondu it u n it* In K o re a . T h e y a re ache d u lrd to le a v e Tuesday, aaid 1*1. f o b R obert T . Shaver tif S an A n tonio, T e * . H e la rn m m a m l m g o ffic e r o f the new E ig h th A rm y R o ta tio n C tn U f . S haver aaid tha g ro u p w » r n t h iliia s t lr ab o u t being th e fir s t M l to be ro ta te d tram f-A aign in I ho ^ ro tatio n com pound aatd, " W e i ro m r, y o u 'v e ra n te d y o u r t r ip hom e." 1,1. G e n e ra l K d w etd H . R io o k e it. A rm y D e p a rtm e n t personal e li h f predicted tins ro ta tio n p ro g n u o w ill hit f u ll spded by m id -su m m er "un less re s a a ltW * go w a y np." B rookes, w h o fle w to K o re a to Inspect tro o p s and ta lk ov e r p e r•nttnel p ro b lem s w ith fie ld m m f m an d rrs. added, " o f r m i n t , #«• w ould lik e to end (be W a r at.d get them a ll home. "G e n era l R id g w a y I* v e ry m orb In te re s te d in ro »■ ta tin g lh *» c men as fa s t as possible H e a m i I w a n t to g e t out as m any m en who have h a d long n r d a n g e ro u s r ilo d * In K o re a a * we ra n . H o w ­ ever. we m u st m a in ta in enm hat e ffic ie n c y ." T h e fir s t m an to a r r iv e fo r ro ta tio n w an S e t. Paul D . H e a r k tnel n f G ra n d Konde, O re. Cynthia Ann Metcalf Died In Infancy 4 C y n th ia A n n M e tc a lf. In fa n t d au g h ter or M r . and M rs . A r th u r M e tc a lf, d ie d a t th a F e rn a td L au g h to n M e m o ria l M a e p ita l a t P:0tt P .M , y e s te rd a y . F u n e ra l s e rrira a w ill be held a t the g ravesid e in Oviedo C rtn e trrv to d ay a t ft P .M . w ith th e R e v . F ra n k O . M o rg a n e ffW ia tln g . S u rv iv o r* in siU R Jau In th a m o ­ th e r and f a t h e r inelSSa M a te r n a l g ran d p a re n ts M r . and M rs . C . n . U r g e n t o f U n g w s ad t ^ p a te rn a l ____ g ra n d m o th e r. M rs . O r* m a Lea M e tr a lf . N E G R IM f l M O U N D E D C o rin e B ro w n , N egrsaa, w a s aeve re ly w oonded S atu rd a y n ig h t h v a b last fro m a shot g un, a n d a Upheld By Tribunal W A S H IN G T O N . A p r. 16 < /!*) — The S u p trtn e ( ’n u ll ip lit 6 to t tod.iv in letting aland a lower court de, ivion that a vt it r legislative com m iller can c o m p e l a w itn ra t to tag whether he w a t a C om m unial. iiu ito n Janie* «|>|tralrd from a • me.month (tail tenlence and a J 2 5 0 fine given him for refu tin g ,(> answer question* a tk rd by the W ishing ton it a le fa c t-fin d in g com nutter on u n -A m m c a n a c tiv itie s The high tr ib u n a l, how ever, r e ­ jected hi* .appeal a lth o u g h e a rlie r th i* tr im it ru le d th a t w itn r« *e * fed eral K ta m l Juris* and a d m in U iia tiv e I whI I c * m a y r e f u t e to a n tw < i i|o e * tio n » d e a lin g w ith C o m m unist a c tiv itie s on th e groondv o f p o s s ib le s e lf-in c iim in a tion. The acceptt l l i r ccourt's o u rt • r er ffun st a l to accep J lm , . ' a|i)ieal g a v e no rrasnn l»ut noted th a t ju s tic e * tlla rk . Reec and |b>ugla* fa v o re d u-v ie w in g th r cs»e. T h a t le ft C h ie f J u s lic r V in ­ son arm J u s tic e s f lu n k fu r te r. Jackson, H u tto n . C la rk nod M in toil c.gtcclng t » le t the m n v irtlo n ■land. Janie. haw’d h i* appeal on (m lh the c o n stitutio nal g u a r a n t e e a g a in it •r lf-in c r im ln a tio n and a provision w hich -a y » no " la te m ay ah rid g r the p riv ile g e s arid Im ­ m unities u f j-llia e n tt <>f th e U n ite d States. W ashington S ta te opiuwed a S u ­ n n m r C ourt re v ie w n f the case, citing an o pinio n o f the W ash logtnn S ta le K ttp iem o C o u rt th a t ingirut w rr tn th e i|inr«ttoa« aaki ‘ *n wt B Ctl J a n ie * fo r tp tc a lin n in g . New Y otk H ta te 's Salthsth «dt servant e law w h ic h bans some hut not a ll busittvss a c tiv itie s on S u n ­ days also w e a th e re d a 6uprom t C o u rt challenge. The high tr ib u n a l, e a rin g no aultslantial fe d e ra l iiueation wav involved, rrfu a c d to re v ie w a state court derision w h lrh upheld v a ­ lid ity nf the la w . The derision w as appealed by Sam F riedm an and Snt.i I'ta s k a . •irtlw d n * Jew * and re ta ile r* o f kosher meat in N e w Y o rk C lly . Friedm an and I'ta s k a w ere m n v ie !i*l of te llin g m eat nn S unday, in violation o f t h r S abbath obser­ vance law. E ach wav sentenred l.t f l u fine or tw o d a y s Jail. T h eir appeal said the state la w p e rm it* the sale o f bread, m ilk tC N nllnurd f tn P age S i l l McKihhin Is Named AiweriHtion D irector ta ty M a n a g e r C liffo r d M rK Ib htn, who atte n d e d th e in e rtin g n f the Florida C it y M a n a g e r's Aaaoria tio n at O r a l* . F rid a y , was e le rted a member o f th e new hoard " f ■llrerlurs o f th e o rg a n is a tio n . The other m e to l^ ra n f Ih e I n t n l a re O liver J . S rr n m r * o f l'e n *a ro la and K. E . K e lle y o f U k e land. D urin g Ih e p a s t y ra r S ir. M rKllddn has server! as s e rre ta ry treastirer o f the g ro u p . H e a tte n d ­ ed th r ro n v rn tio n W ednesday through .Saturday. J . M. B a ld w in , ii i . i l * . teas e lr r le d president o f the association, and K enneth T h o m p ­ son. S arasota, v ire -p re s id e n t. C o r­ nelius llo d ln r o f W in te r P a rk suereeded M r. M r K ih h in aa s e c re ta ry trra s u ie r. IH A I’K RS F O R IK IM B E M 6 W IC IH T A . K a s ^ A p r. N o w th ey're u s in g baby diapers on th e A ir F o rre 'a 11-47 H lra to je t plane*. W byt Eveg Don I ’e n u c i, senior m a te r­ ia l buyer for th e H oeing a h plans plant didn't k n o w , lie got a re rruisition for a d o te n diapers fo r th a M g Im m l-e r*. scratched h i* M m 4 a w h ile , th e n checked w ith th e superintendent w ho p u t in Ih e order. T h e su p erin ten d en t, R a y M itc h ­ e ll, gave th l* e g p la n a tlo n T h e divpera a r e used to clean th e homh sight I n *. T h e s o ft, lin tfre e m ataetal ia id ea) fo r th e Job. A L L - A M E R IC A N D IK fl C E D A R R A F ID K , la .. A p r . 16— (A T— A rth u r F o e , 7 2 , fo rm e r A llA m e rk a fo o tb all p la y e r a t P rin c e ­ shooting w h ich iM a g a a c e a t 1X12 ton and re tire d g e n e ra l m a n a g e r M a a g a a tln a A ' o f Ihe Q uaker O a ts C o., died S a t­ u rd a y li g h t o f h e a r t “ T h e N a g ra , ’S !r^ 'IS U ia £ ,5 “3; C um m uno t ■ ?*;.if7.«.*J.*a*it J from light to b itte r. Y achon it t h i r r m ilr t n o rlh ra it o f V anggu, the R e d iiip p ly have t a |ilu r r d S u n d ay on the e atl-cen Ir a l front. A I m iu I 5 0 N o rth K o re a n t fled from Yachon lie fo re th e attack T h en they ilo p jte d and th re w m or­ tar fire hack in to the to w n . F a rth e r e a it. S o u th K orean t h o o p * occupied a high ridge north I "f j In the a ir w a r , P - M S a b re Jet* tw ic e tangled w ith R u s s ia n -ty p e M IG - lii* M u n d a v a fte rn o o n . In the firs t a ir lia ttlc III F-t)<ts m lsrri w ith no ,M |G *. A m e ric a n pilots reported tw o M I G * d a m a g e d and one probably d e s tro y e d , l a t e r In the afte rn o o n IB (iu b re Jets clash <*l w ith m o r e -th a n H i M IG * and rhased them l a r k a r m s * th e Y aln R iv e r. T h e C o m m u n is t plane* escaped dam age. M onday's v r o r r b ro u g h t to 160 the num ber o f C o m m u n ia t Jet* d rs tm y rd nr d a m a g e d in a ir ( a t tic * alnre N ov. | w hen M IG s firs t appeared In K o re a n s k ie *. Since the K o re a n w a r started June 26 A llied planes have de­ stroyed o r d am ag ed 317 C o m m u n ­ ist p la n rs o f a ll types- A m e ric a n losses fo r the sam e p e rio d a re listed aa I M . T h e Sahre Jets w e re a ls o out on a s tra te g ir m ission M o n d a y . T h ey dive-hom ed a n Im p a r ta n t supply brid g e a rm s * th e Y a lu R iv e r a t H iJu, upstream fro m R ln n ilo . T w o d ir io t h its w ith BOO pound b u m l* •re reported, fn a(l F if t h A i r ta c tic a l flrorr d ay. A ra a rU a n M d T u r k is h a a h lk r * » d c T h e d a r t boat g a in s rfu the g roun d a i th a U n ite d N a tio n * m ain tain ed the In itia tiv e arn > M the K d re a li p eninsula. A llle tl in fa n tr y and ta n k * w ere flr m lv rn tre n rh e d In V a n g g u , onre a Red tr o o p -m a ilin g p o in t on the r v n t r d fro n t. A n o th e r N . fo rc e held the h ig h ground n o rth e a s t o f Y n n g g ti, seven m ile * In side Red K o re a on the eastern tip o f ih e h u g e Ifv ra chun re *e rv o lr. T a n k a lu m b ered In to Y a i .g r t Monday a fte rn o o n a fte r breeching -trn o g r h in rs e a n d N o r th K orean ('o m m u n is t defense* T h e Red* m a ile d iro o p » end sunplies th ere e a e ly la s t w ro k, a p p a re n tly In p re p a ra tio n fo r an r * preted >o u n te rth ru v t ag a in s t the A llle *. On th e w e a l-c e n tra l fr o n t U N . irn o p t advanced a g a in s t only lig h t re a lita n e e . T h e y n o w have fu ll control o f t h f youth hank o f the H w echnn r s a e fe o lr. A p ro rre a p o n d e p l R o b e rt K im son a t I I . 8 . E ig h th A r m y haod■mar I era said th e R e d * w e re us­ in g sm udge p o ly and b u ild in g brush fire s to am ok# up th e coun­ try s id e and h id e th e ir ground m ovem en t* fro m th e p r y in g ryes o f A llied a irm e n . A llie d (roopa c a p tu re d a H ik c ■u p p lv dum p n e a r east o f Yon rhnn Monday. T h e R fd a p u t up a b itte r one-hour f ig h t b e fo re -Irn w ir s a ils H S o a e a a s B i l l U Auction Sales Arc Resumed At Market A u rtio n sale* w a r * resum ed th l* a fte rn o o n a t 1 :0 0 o'clock a t the H anford S la te F a rm e rs M a r k e t w ith V ern S la te r, noted a u c tio n e e r fro m P la n t C ity In c h a rg e o f o p e r­ ations. T h e a u c tio n * w ill lie eontinned a t 2 :0 0 P .M - a n d 4 :0 0 P .M . •la H r. M a n a g e r S an dy A n d e rs o n a n ­ nounced thla m o rn in g th a t ts« auction * a re (o r th e aale o f v e g e ­ tables and fr u it o n ly . Produce u la a w e re h e a v y througho ut la s t w oelr. h r s tated, w ith I IS .M l u n its a e ilin g fo r 1109.070. T o ta l sales f a r th la saaao-i am ount to M i M N I , an d sales o f o n ly IIM .0 P 4 a r t needed to earced the s t illr * aaaaon o f IM 0 60. Unless c lim a tic c o n d itio n * In ­ te rfe re , th e M * r h « t w ill th o w sale* valued a t more th a n IS.'OO.000 said M r . Andersen, w h o p o in t­ ed o u t th a t tha proa t o t m a rk e tin g season has tw o a n d a h a lf m o n th * y e t to continue. Q U IC K T » t P E nsign and M rs . Bobo M e m and daughter Pai a quick cross country t h e ir a u to mobile In order re la tiv e s hero. Inclading a n d M rs . P. A. Mm Lei ring l:M o'clech m ade th e ir arrived In Sunday. at Califs at soon, they Texas and m id n ig h t Hawaii Generars Plane M anchuria B e f o r e Allied S ahrc Jets: Offensive I, n o m s v vVhi Cbl uni sc Declares G eneral Is W elcome To Call On T rum an W hile In C apital i ai Tt i i V F hotofjraphcrs A s M acA rthur's Plane L an d s At A irport MacArthur Fuels ld»n^ Term Of Active l)ut> Mirnalil H O N O i n V A p . H A — </P> t ie n r ia i H o u g is t M a c A ith u r. tln p l>rd o f h it top n n litaiy ro m n ia n d t. a rriv e d e a rly today fro m T o k y o on h it w « y to l|,r m ain lan d fo r a hero t w elcom e and a (to litic a l b a t­ tle o v e r A m erican policy in AsiaH it b ig Ira m p o rt p lan e glided onto H ic k am Field ’s ru n w a y at 1 2 : 2 8 A . M . Seven m in u te * lata: he stepped on A m erican soil for the firs t tim e tim e lu* 1 9 5 0 W s k r b la n d conference w ith P resident T ru m a n . H e h a t not been on the U . S. m a in la n d fo r 14 y rv rt. T h e d e p u te d tu p irm r c o m m a n d ­ er o f U n tie d N atio n * force* in the K orean w a r w ill Ir a te lu r s d a y to ta r r y h i* view * on U . S . p o lit y in A lia to C 'o n g rrtt and th r A m e ric a n Public. lie a r r iv e d w h ro m«vt o f H o n o ­ lu lu w a « asleep . Hut to d a y th r p u ld ir w ill g r t a good look a t him — and h r w ill g rt h i* firs t ta s te of A m e ric a n public'* w c lro m r for * r e tu r n in g nrrn. T h e G e n e ra l w ill rid e a t the bead o f a parade th ro u g h H o n o ­ lu lu '* * tr e e t» . receive an h o n o ra r) degree fro m th r lln lv c r a lt y o f H a w a ii a n d visit fam ed W a U tik i Beach. T h e G e n e ra l's plane w a e M e t ............................i m ilita ry and c iv M U n big b ra *s . A p p lau d in g r lr H M o * l l w i i M M os r a a * a i * t A .-w K lsew h ete in the natlun's ra tiita l Rep. A d a ir ( R - In d i today in ­ troduced s .e v o lu tio n c a llin g fo r th e dism issal o f D ean Achi'son a * S tv rt t a r y u f S ta le , amt R ep. H akew e ll t It- M o t o ffe re d one to giv? G e n e ra l D o u g las M a c A rth u r a spcs-inl m edal. Ilo th p ro tio s a ls w e re m a d e s h o rt­ ly a f t e r th e H o u s e a g re e d to a to in t s ra sln n w ith th e S e n a te T h u r s d a y tn h e a r Mar A r t h u r . T h e r e s o lu tio tia w e r e sent tis c o m m it­ tees, Wilts n*s r a r lv action III s ig h *. In id | ir i a c tio n to d a y h i h o m iw a id m o m T o r o i n i ia i and mbs oouoias Mm as m u * b I~ m i . i n ,r -s r .\r \ r„rm pr| v n a m e d a l t r r the T o k y o c o tu m s u d (tout w h ic h h e h a t U r n t r l l e m . l .m il n o w tt-nan ied " H s t .iin ”, w ill enil fia ir tr o n u n b ro k e n y e u r * n f scivice n U taid a t h e lln ltw i Slot* A v th e M .o A rth ttrii pr> |>.tit .l I n ‘leave J a p a n , v a r ie d p u b lic t r .ir ll. in a in h i* d u iiils a il tn e h id e d Hit u n ih ro lU (lc in '.i.-:.in » llia i n l f i n , ,i - , ,1mtlu -M Whi wo I m iv s art* lig h tin g In K n M -. The lla ls s n * w i l l he Mown liy Die lo t n e t S iq u c u ir 4' in If I .m u ter ‘a | ‘r r n m a l p i l o t , l . t . C o |. A n th o n y S to ry H M n d in g by p la n e ) . A lto re tu rn in g o re aid*-* l.t. C ol l.m -n -m r ); H u n k e r (In set, to p le f t) a n d C o l. K id I f u f f (in set, lo p r i g h t ) , a n d Ihe M a c A ith tita ' io n . A tth u r 13 ( in ( r r t ia t io a a t) Dispatch Of Grain U- S. Planes Win In Company 1 Fights Simulated Battle loKeheveramme In Osteen Region w tw ss& sss Secretary Of St;itc D e c l a r e s Stfirvation Is Im m inent W A S H IN G T O N . A p t 16 6 < /P ) — S rcie .la ty uf S is ir A tlie u n t to ­ day lltg rtl f'u n g triv In s it h u h kly to lend 2.f*3t,(H IO ton* <d g ra in to India w lir t r , lie m i l , • (an u n e tv developing n m tr is |in lly llis n tin* eounlty a n in ipsled. A r lo -o n w ent Iw fo re a closed aessinn n l the Senate F o te ig n R e ­ lations C o m m itte e In d is c u s i (he In dian a id proposal lie *eem «d c e rla in , ton, In tu n in to qu estin ii In g about F a r E a s lr tn tm h ry . gen erally. T h at |*o llry has ru n in to In (( n r I hilled on Page M l* ) MacArthur Testimony May Clear Up Mysterious Wake Island Meeting ■ - . ;■ fly K l.T D N f . F A Y A s a w ia lrd I're s a M ilita ry A lfa ir s R eporter W A S H IN G I O N . A p r. 1 6 (/P ) O ut nl (ir s r u l (h m g ls i M s c A tlh u r'* appearance b e fo re t nftgte** m ay m m e a new a re n u n t o f w h a t I lie G eneral and P resident T rum an <Ih I at W ake G lan d fa il O ctober. | U n til n o w , the only o ffic ia l President m ade a ta d lo address version o f th e short U lk trd w e e n on the m a tte r, the U n ite d N a tio n s r o H m in d e r In n____. e ith e. .r. t h r docum ents nor In lb * F a r E a s t and the m a n w h o the speech w e t th ere a n y r e f e r ­ la te r f in a l h im fro m the Job h a * ence to Ih e W a k e Is la n d m e c lcome fro m th e P rrsldenb—a f o r ­ m a l, g e n e ra lly phrased s ta te m e n t ‘" 'f h e s tatem en t M r. T ru m a n r e ­ leased nt t h r ro n rh isio n o f th e IssuroT liy M r . T ru m a n . A m y s te r y g re w up ab o u t the W ake Is la n d ro n feren cee said m eeting. A n fle in e n t o f th e o r i­ th a t " p r im a r ily we ta lk e d a lm u l g inal m y s te ry probably rteve the n ro b lem * In K o re a ." T h e lotted o u t o f th e f a r t th a t th e President said " w r m I v i discussed the "s te p * necessary In b rin g W ake Is la n d session r e a lly w as peart- and s ecu rity tn th e a re a rontpoeed nt tw .i m e e tin g s — a as ra p id ly a * possible In ac­ p riv a te tw o -m a n ta lk b etw een th a cordance w ith the in te n t o f th e G e n e ra l a n d the P resident, th e n resolution o f the U n ite d N a tio n s • g e n e ra l hudd le atten d ed b y th e G eneral A ssem bly and In o rd e r ___ th e m en w ho eeeom to get o u r arm ed forces o u t o f K orea as soon aa th e ir U n ite d * U r t W e d n e s d a y , in r r iie r ln g N a tio n * m ission ia ro m p le le d ." M a c A r th u r . U ia P res id e n t faauod Then, dow n n e a r th e rn d o f th e ■ Berios o f d o cu m en t! In v o lv e d In 700-w ord s ta te m e n t, th e P re a L th e c o n tro v e rs y w hich led t o th o dent aaid: fir in g , m a n y o f them In co n " I also asked G e n e ra l M a c A r * M * t * M e d e ta il. T h o t n fg B l th e w m i u ii « t r**« T w i j \V \ > H ! \ C , I O N . \ | ' 6 d-pi 1 1.. liw'crii ’u'n iiiir.u-uvl)* lin la y tn a jo in t meeting w ith the .‘'e n s tc T h u rs d a y tn hear G eneral Dutigl.u M u A i l l i u i . D em ocratic leader M cC o rm ack (M a s s ) a *k rd ih it the Ih n it r em ­ pow er speaker K .tyhurn tu d ec la re .v re te s t during the te g u la r •c s iiin T h u ts d a y *o that M s c A tlh u t could h r heard. T h ere w a , no ohjcclion. to the n u tte r w o rcttlcd. N o (u rth cr action hy C o n g rc ti it n c c rtta ry , tin c r the u nsnim ou* content rrq u e tt implied .in in v ita ­ tion to the deposed G eneral to tp r a k . H o w e v e r, the Senate to* m o rro w m u d go through the lo rm .slitv o l deciding to come tn the H ouse ch-irnhct Ih u ts d s y to hear ,M ac A rth u r. T h e Scn.tte w s t not m eeting to d ay. M e a n w h ile P te s h lr n t T r u m a n tio tific d C o n g ic t ' he has a u th o r ­ ised use o f IJ'.'.OtNt.iNNi o f g o v e r n ­ m e n t fu n d s to e n a b le Y u g o s la v ia to o b ta in c r itlc n llv needed ra w ttia t e r ia la fo r I t * a rm e d f o u r s . Post Office Takes More Than:. Refund Checks P O R T P IE R C E , A p r. 16— i d l T h e ft o f an undeterm lnivi a in m in t of .b ed fro m the local pt’* ' iifftr e . in c lu d in g h i r s lim a tr d 2* h • to 26ii g o v e rn m e n t chocks, pro vum ably In c o m r tax re fu n d s . » « re v e a le d th la m orning. P o s tm a s te r C. W . P ete rs said the o ffic e w as broken in to som<tim e Iw tw e e n 10 P. M . B a lu rd a v am i 6 A . M . Sunday w h e n • r u s t'd I k I em p lo yee r r p o rte d fur w o rk . E n tra n c e was g a in e d hv b re a k in g th " glass In a n un barred w iin ln w In H i p pod m as te r's o f f t r r , iin ls lrh in g ati.l ra is in g ih e w indow . T h e th e ft was not revealed , h o w ever, pending a check hv postal a n d l"ea| a u th o ritie s . P ete rs estim ated th a t 2 .IH 10 to pieces n f m a ll t h a t had been s o rte d for ru ta l and g rn e rs l d e liv e ry w ere scooped u p and taken. M o st n f II was f l r a l cias hut som e packages w e re stolen O n ly one package w a s lrf< th a t had lire n o p e n e d --It con ta ln e il a w om an's drew*. P ete rs s aid a p p a re n tly th e bnt g la r w o re gloves, a * fe w fin g e r p rin t* » r o th e r clues had been round. T h e th ie f le ft Ih e p«*st o ffic e by the same o p en in '; th ro u g h w h ich he rn te re a . am i r v rn h e s ita te d long enough I" re c lin e th e w indow . I'r te r a w a rn e d hanks an d b u *inee* m en tn exercise c a u tio n In the Ih e cash in g nf checks u n til the m a tte r is r lc a r n l j p . H e at*-> asked th a t at r discovery n f q u a n titie s n f m ad nr m a il sackhe re p o rte d Im m e d ia te ly e ith e r tn him n r th e au th o rities. J H r T O M S IM M M 'K Y O . A p r l« id ’t ( S )ct» « rr k ic k in g the d a t light-- out n l R u s s ia n -m a d e Jet. t v r r \ d im llii-y ta n g le o v e r N 'otlli Kotea Mllice the R e d * flls l -*«»*•♦( n In** Jets In th e K o irs n w ar, S'nI, they has-e lo s t 147 d r - t r o V 'd *-i dainsgrd (>v U . b- F jfllt A it I ....... p ilo t'. U . S. losses a re » i H hni -to A ir F o n c o f f ic e r said “ H ell, o 'lr In a s s , I i -h i n t |w-r anythin g c o m p a re d to lhelr« " O verall th e C o m m iin U ii im u hot ' l i t p la tir a n f *11 I >|.< - - in ,, ( h r K o tra rt w a r * la it * d June That includes n i m a f l k lu a k id out «n tho g to u n il a a w e ll a* In the ai A llie iira n ln *» e « ( ill the allu petiial W e rt l l a t * .| « , IN I. E leven nf thrsc w e t e lost In ait rn iilli*: The n th ers w e r e shut down n> damaged hv g ro u n d firi'. M anv t> tinned In b ase o r huidid I - h lm l th rir own lln o a . O f the 147 e n e m y Jet' claim ed l>v II. M. p ilo t * 42 w e ir known de alloyed, 12 w e r e listed a , pioha It a a lt a a e l Oa |-»i» *1,1 N ational Guard Uni* Kxccutcs Tactical TrninifiK I’ r o Id c m • nrapany I, l . ’ ttli In l-tn iiy , I Ii— N s tm u a l G u ,in i, got * ’iugge*l ssolVioil in M li n t l o . |oi t r i l l i -si problem > ilu n l.iv oiglil am i 1. The S en ate C rim e In v e s ti­ g a tin g C o m m itte e and a special coin in ts* Ion of the American War .\>d e la t io n met to hamm er out legislation strik in g »t the undcrss nr Id T h e fin a l re p o rt o f Ih e c o m m it­ te e '* long look In to rrln ie is dun iu tw o w e e k s . T h e .(secial co m m is ­ sio n (• h e lp in g d ra w up reco m ­ m e n d a tio n s (fo r new n n ti-r r im i! law s. 2. S em ite In v e s tig a to r* i la -s ifte d tho n ation 's hasie m ilita te t ia in iog la m p s a ll hut one fro n t “ e s c c lle n t" do w n to "m in im u m -a lls fa e triry ." rile exception niiioiig till- Iti tsaitu n g centers is (he arra y p ttae'» (iig c e n te r at Volt Knox, h r 4’oiuiillo n s th ere rr.-te ealled " d e tiltir a h l* ." Tlo White lio n.. , i i eantira*, ai<l M acA rthur l> welronte to call on 1‘iesid en t T rum an while hers* if hr asks foi an appointment. I ‘ i e v id e n tia l M « 'te ta r v -hiseph <h. rt m a d e tills I le e r at a n ew s | l - a l l s a i * Me I'e a , s la t A-llomh Dcfunst'H Arc railed Inadequate W A S H IN G T O N . \p r Irt ■f t — e s tly .Sitm Ly m oinu ig in ,s w igaleil .ste,s it r r i O ile r ii M illa r d C a ld w e ll, C iv il D e fe r** A r lm illls tr a tn r , w » . u u n lc il l.n la y a - s a y in g a d e q u a te - t e ji* ha ve not i -aaareal mil in ■ -lemelv wooded y e t l,e«-n ta k e n to p ro te t th e n a ­ -ilea umler the nidrra m d plans tio n flo r a n tn m tr a t t a r ) C a ld w e ll, h is aid es .and a ii fo rc e o | t ,,p|. David G ili he I, the opei • o f f l r e t * a p p e a re d l-«-(n!r- a c losed lion *Until,tied lu tllr i omhlion* I*. session o f th e H e u a te n rm e il t e i etosely as |uiisdde, s n d I m l viees eo lti in It te e to give th o lr Id e a * n il t h r d a m a g e an a to m ii- at ta c k I lent. I trsls New to in, evrttillvr rd m ig h t e a u s *. (u rt. C h a ir m a n R u s s e ll l l M i u i o f th e ila p n (• le r , I In* it A t m y e n tn m itle e to ld a t r p n fte t In te r irodinrtrir, ' l a j o l w ith the Itontia th e C iv il d e fe n s e A 'in tim s tr a tin n not r ,r a t ly thrsiiighunl the iir-dih m mid o ffic ia ls aaid th a t t oiiunerideil ( a p t t . n i i h . l for tho enough has tieen dime to meet tho w ay he laid out the maneuver* d an g er. and tin wav 'h at tin n u n e a r Russell said t h r witnesses also cull'd the opi nitinii ) outlined w h at they hope to do lo new officer* .erveti with I p t e p a t e fo r s u r h nl tacks. He deIm p ro v es (In Two - g ro u p , L ie u t -la . !■ T ird scrg c lim d t» go In to detail. M r -a id , h o w ever, he p resum e* and Mg I. t C Teretoc- Itio w n , who J A f'K M O N V II.L F ., A pr. in O l’1 w as reeen ljy prom oted to ran k C a ld w e ll w ill ask C o n g ir s a fo r •laittea R. Il o w j e , 27, -lin t In Hu m o te m oney to h e lp p iep aro th e o f w a rra n t o ffic e r. head H a tu rd a y w h e n found In lied D river o fficers serving w e ir c iv ilia n p o p u latio n to n n s ^ a to m ic w llh lh * w l f * n f D r . H an- H l i i i . - r ( • ‘a p t. R oy Green and ' aivt. Ilo h (tom bing. o f T itu s v ille , w a a im p ro v in g In dav Ita k e r , w h « w ith C pI W ilson In a ho sp ital h a re . served as Ih e e h r-iv e enemy Police said D t K ti » - • • - , 4". ftilr c ." H ievard c o u n ty lira llh d llr o t n i. live " f l n i i . and I f r n lix tid H ig h y e » t*rd a y Hit adm lttsd f lr lp R th e slid e Ih a l m en m et nt (he A rm o lv at H:46 Low today 49 wounded H o w ie and k illrd M i , I'. M . S a tm day n ig h t, and a fte r R ain 60 Mtrasser. w a* aa held ithout fo rr- Iw ln g briefed on .......... p in ld e m , lu n a s a r . H l i ee W h e ld w w lU iolK fo m a charge in H re v a td cm ,ntv Jail ,, , r „ r l , B, ir, p , M> T o ta l A p r. ra in 1.51 incites Hotvie. a r i v l ll a n technician at T—h e y arrived a i N o rm a l A p r. ra in . 2 .2 ! inches. the proving the guided m is s ile proving ground g ro u n d on hour la te r am | denear T itu s v ille , an d Ida w ife w et* ( I esnfluHttl «|n V 'fiit star weekend g u r a ta n f the K ti* ceri*. Mt>. H o w ie to ld policr >lie and W H .D M F K M F E T IN G D r. M lraaser d ro v e o ff for some I ’o rte r I. in dug. p re d d e n t o f the J A C K S O N V IL L E , A p r. Id «/P) rlg a ie tte a a n d w h e n they re tu rn . I F l'U ld a W ild life F e d n a tio n , today A tla n ta 7H 19 found t h * tw o In bed M rs. K tr a i antum nerd that a m eetin g fo r H G m a rk :iM IK ser nude an d H o w ie rlo th rd except m e m b e r* o f all ip o r t * r a * u 'i *» *o B ro w n sville N3 72 fo r shoe*. A lt* a a id th a t l)r. H tra r ia lilin in the M il D i- t iie t w ill he C h ic a g o 29 11 ser “ got a f u n fro m somewhere held F rid a y nigh) in the C om m ls- D e n v e r :i6 26 •n o t U and th e m .' -In n e r '* room at th e n t y H a ll. Des M a in e * 30 w F rean n 77 47 FARM BUREAU O FF TO T A L L Y N e w Y o rk «9 46 Meothera o f th# Bern I note Count v John I^ o n a rd y , local atto rn ey W a s h in g to n 76 61 F a rm H u rv a u a n d Ihe V r ir r a n * an d fo rm e r m em lirr o f tho S la t * W in n ip e g 31 17 A g ric u ltu re Training C la w w ill le g is la tu r e M ti.1 9 .4 n le ft th l* Jacksonville! Mi 81 ho)d a Joint m * * t l n g follow ing u m o rn in g w ith Roy P a rtlp fo r T a lla ­ M ia m i t« 74 •u n p *r a t 7 :0 0 o ’clock at the H ig h hassee I n o ld e r to a tte n d Irg U ta - T a l la h a n * * HU 66 live itwiunt T itttp i 78 69 Man Shot With Wile Of DocUir Sanford Weather The Weather ~ wl farm bulldlnf- - Q-* • 4 '■*- a. * j •J* tv �|9 r ’p a g e m T H E S A N F O R D H lH tA I o The Hanford Herald ' - I b i a M l i M h |MM P s M U h # * Calls f « n « | la m rM a r • • 0 ■■■Mar I I n .r tM a _______1,1 M osoaU a 4 > < a w aa ,|M. J j ' j J j ! " • ' • ' • • I Ik * f « * l u i l l n •J « ■ « • « * . • l « M » u a 4«i I I U a i K M .1 M a itk «, j a f t H O I.1 .4 *11 u UK 4 * K M IIar J .O N IiO X 11*14* . ••■ •*■ ••« H a a s # .. m i n h ii*iio * R i n t f I I ***** a .. Oaa N a a lh ,a « T k l f * M ualha LZZ M * M ttaik* U a* I r a * * * ' • k ll» a r r a a ll* * * , r a r # . . * I t . f c l T .'T . " f r , U ,*« l» l m J a - *’ r * ' " Ill • ■ • * » •• • Hr rr ■••.UA " •■ * » » * H r*r*> *aia . I'*■<». r llr K £ "aaaaa ' ' ' T I ,l | ** ." ,k> I*ea*. I .• * ! * . ^ 4 * ll**a lM U a m * m W * ... l*»»r« H b lrb la r a l l l l r * • i M t a . in j lu I I * a r * la r r * * a M I- M O N D A Y . A I ' l l . 14. in .ii to d a v h i i i i i i .k v k h s k , ' V r 7 " " “ « '<*«■ In ■ garden o f l -lrn . I H r m r r ia Ir m p la llo n at * * r r > * 1* 1* u nlraa a , d eride o n r* H v v*. < • ,, it- U n i . r-.i j* ‘ u . * i * y »5 - t i l Ir m p la llo n . Hlaaaed j , ih /. inan th a t rn d u re th Ir m p la tlo n fo r * 1" '* I ’ f l U l h.- ■Kail receive •h*' rru w H o f l i fe .— J u n e s U V »rr w l ir i r FJIloll K o m r t r ll In n becom e a m id r n l of F lo rid a . A m i l*r l| l*r running (o r governor l i n l ill.n r you know . P ir**d# ill li t i m i n i i quuled l*y D /r w I*ia i o . li j .iyniK, " It's lu n r lo lim a lit. VI ii A iiliu r i. ilia lu n rI j I * K o p I*- ,tnd | fir ,S< ripps-l |ow a rd n r w tp a jir r t * ( , „ j , runm ny A m erican fo re ig n p o lity " . A ll light tlio w u i. S u re ly I rum an isn't doing il. MONDAY APR, It, IfSl F L O R ID A w h k h C lilhwa * Red tro e p a ’ Anti a irp la n e s to b a ttle in Korea? T h e re B p p f * r » tu be a huge Increase o f C M n e re ('u u u n iin lft F tlitftr S anfo rd an It npiteared In 18811. nhown in an old lithoth u c lo t a il i» a hla ideas un th a g ro u n d forces la th e a re a jo - 1 T h e S a n fo rd H erald w ays Is w hich th e U n ite d .S ta te , Kraph recently lent The H ttra ld by Edwartl F . Ijtn'e, Snnford The re c e n t d ls m lia l a f C enerm l can moat » ff*g tlv # iy pro m o te it * n o rth o f the K o rean b a ttle lin e. .u t 2>»t,u<k) m ore C hinese realto r and pioneer citizen. I t cowdat* o f a lartre .scene from M a c A rlh u r h v President T ru m a n policiea o f assistin g th e U n ite d Uy H A I . H O U R an itnaKinury nerial view|Miint lookiny tow urd th e shoreline 1* undoubtedly one v f th e m oat N a tio n * t « p ro m o te a n d m a in ta in troops a i r iu th e a i r i south u f **■- en»ntv c a p ita l at P )o n g )a li4 and c ity front U k e M onroe, and beara u rem arkable lik e ­ N K W Y O R K uV t StJiur p *u |J< 1**1 th « t w lis i ih ii .c o u n try shocking in cid en ts In a serla* o f In te rn a tio n a l peace and security th a n w ere th e re tw o or th re e m istakes b y this leader w lt m u t througho ut lb # P acific a re a .” ness to th e city of today. i i f n l i u • pcssJ livr-ccn t (M y c h is lriil. w eeks ago. *A buildup fo r a ju dgm ent. T h e General has spent M r. T ru m a n d id n 't say w h a t sp rin g o ffen s iv e to ru n n ie r the T h re e long piers are seen extendlfiK in to the lake, the M y m nvictiu n it. Iio w r v r r , th a t v th il it n r r d * m o il it ■( w a y to h i* en tire c a re e r in the service r f M a c A rlh u r o ffe re d . steady n o rth w a rd push o f th e U N lungeht o f which Is a ra ilro a d bridge, an extension of what m i l , ! * it* t ilu e n t lu p n cip lit tu n in* l» *im o l ilr v p r v r iy n ip h t- h i* c o u n try a n d knows t h * F a r Ideas W ere th # ideas w hich tu h a r- I F ast and th e problem * this cuun- 'iu en tly expanded in to th e I r r e ­ “ o p eratio n k ille r * o b v io u s ly ts in now a spur line enditiK buck of the /in*. A t the end of T h m It w ouldn't nv»d lin lf •<>♦- — ry face* th e re perhaps b e tte r concilable c o n flic t w hich lt d M r. u n d er w a y . ' l"bom '*' . this p ie r are shown th re e sheds located on u wide w h arf m any fi-yrl*Lm trist-. T h e re a im bast- I— n re p o rt* luin any o th e r living m an to d a y . T ru m a n to say last W ednesday Il„ in * u.J’il tu lie I lie p la c e U iR ltt now a lot uf p m t’l * w l o where steamboats docked. O th e i piers are seen at the fisit th a t thi- C o m m u n l*! en em y is K e rr Is a m a n who dared to h a v e w lm * people slep t. Now th e y go th a t he concluded M a c A rth u r “ U i ilia |» y r tiia tr lr ro u rli a r e n ’t o f both Sanford and P a lm e tto Avenues and havintf sim ilar, m the courage to oppose P res id e n t unable to g iv e hla w h o leh earted m u s te rin g a ir s tren g th fu r an ■eallv «<> m rn ta lly u|«*et a t th v y lo i ach o th e r* hom e* to stay a ll-o u t a tta c k . T ru m an , w it h d U m iia l aa th e re awake. T e le v is io n was h a ile d a * hut sm aller w harf facilities. support to th e po llclra o f th e n r* * l* » |,) . T h ey a re n 't lo o k in g U n ite d S ta te * go vern m en t and T h e Sanford House, th e leadlii# hotel tn Snnford, is for sornm ns tn tell th e ir tro u b le * an answer. P u t i t h a n 't tu rn e d »ult»— th a d s a oi* the K re m lin I th at w a y . I f you own a t e l e ­ Then th e l*resldant gives a o f the U n ite d N a tio n *" ? seen fncing a well landscaped park which was located on | to m i much a * l b * / n r* lo o kin g out C L O R ID A S T A T E B asically, th e fu n d a m e n ta l laa place to lie down an d * * « t . vision set, y o u r neighbor c o m e * speech u s in g h i* usual doub le the site where the G reyhound bus station now stand- forT li* over to w atch It — and re m a in s ta lk but fo rtu n a te ly didn't fo o l •ties between th e P resident and only tw o plarva le ft |n F THEATRES and th e area Im m eiliately east of it. T h * -W c a t that titp ej A n o r ir n » h * i * a V iii ir n ra n r u tr n u n til th * m ilk m a n clinks a h o t- m any. It la rum ored In m a n y th e liem -t al seems to include' th i extended to rom m ercial A venue m a r rm iifo rfl Avenue and t, i ,.i | i in th * d a y tim * tu m a k e tie down outsid e your d o o r. I f circles th a t th e Pentagon la co n ­ question o f th e w a y to f ig h t th e you don't ow n 3 televisio n set tro llin g th e w a r and E ngland a n d w a r In K o rea and w h e th e r t h * covered w h at is now the soft hall park. C o u rt House lawn. | up fo r th« *.l**p h* should have am i yn tlr n eig h b o r d o r*, you go t h li c o u n try . A ll this rem inds o r e q u a rre l betw een t h * C o m m u n is t* p o tt*n t h * n ig h t ( " f o r * a n - l,a *and the C ity Hull and Zoo ares. ___ _ U r c h a ir* and p_»vrhiatri* o y ri to h it house— and h a n d h im o f the old m a x im , “ Oura Is not and th e fre e w « rtd Is to he s e tW h e r e t h e H u n t 1 W * I C i* * ^ l* > t mi<t t h e P o s t O f f i c e n r * * 1 r v u r i i n . Stiii ll„* T.ifT. n m an IC*t* h i* luorttiug paper as you le a v e . to n."*«tlon w h y : ou r* Is hut to . ♦ l * J * .* ' — In K u r o n r . -*4** '■ r.r-r ■■ -_uA. A.'e^ ri> r iik ..u r n tlm ,.r* & — T.. now locatrd ^ ’\ • * ■*<**-m —<< •* U o'clock c u rfe w * to get c h ild re n 1 th .tu g * ' o f weing C h la n g K a iV e r y tru ly yours, Itlp V an W in k I* in tom nia. I M I * *•T r m I u p e n m i i i u i u * i«*u**e. « f f th * streets and in to th e ir S h ek’s N a tio n a lis t fo rces, as Mrs. Marion Keeling M *< li*al vcicnc* agrees th a t th e hom e* T h e y probab ly s till h a v e S m aller picture inserts show the P resbyterian Church, “ W h e rr H appin*-«* Co«t» M a e A rth u r u rg es So does th e e red-Moodcd A m e ric a n A n d they a re a fin e idea. So J J t t b i : __________ the Kpiscopa! Church, th e Bishop Block and D riiK Store, the averag S ta te D e p a rtm e n t. A n d so. in g o -g id te r r « |U lr r eight to n in e The idea o u g h t tn lie ad o p ted considerable m easu re, doe* th e Fluridu Lund and Colonization Co. office. T ru ffo rd and Co., hou r* o f s lrrp a n ig h t i f ho fo r g ro w n u p *— * n atio n al c u rfe w m ilita ry com m and a t th # P e n ta ­ L A S T T IM E R T O D A Y ! hurdw ure, the Lym an B a n k, th e South Florida Railroad De­ re a lly w a n t* to get up and g et lo g*: ad u lts out o f each o th e rs gon. pot* and the store of I I . II. I*ord, Jeweler and dealer in f rying. P ut now- ran th>s !«• done homes am t In to th e ir o w n . It T h # P resident w o rrie s also l*-«i n m odern riv iliia tio n T coiilil easily In- done w ith th e a ir I to n K llo ry rle * Florida curiosities. th e K orean w a r lie expended In to The tro u t,I* is that a d u lts a re ' • 'J ■ •■m ine system * n o w be examination c f th e larpe p let"—; of fir*, a K*r.s. i ^ * * **»* ■**- * * • W * ( .*s • •no,i> «nd mors, •**■ ■ up. A vailab le in fo rm a tio n does not g llS IH l ol i *.*- Mwmurd Journal, o f w hich J. J. n a r r is was editor, ch ildren. T h e y want to * t a y up I I lift|t Mimaight lie good to have fo u l 4«0«i ?«*r*.*i» M ark 'l lt*p«n •b o w th a t M a c A rth u r has p ro ­ located ut the site of the present Russell Semi Store, Kirsl 4.11 posed the use o f A m e ric a n tro o p * TwIlIgM Soiias Street and Park Avenue. T h e railroad de|»ot was a two story !c r inrk v '.n di f c n' S. t rm. T 'e-d. r- IoX ^: c' nM iIl^i i■ In an A s ia tic m ain lan d cam p aig n <:)• sp.,rl» l*ar*4 * '* w ould c a l. c h ild re n < 4i l*»rrr <’*»mo « n |» n or th a t he has m ade a n y stro n g huihliriit located ut the site o f the present G irl Scout head- ren w ho have missed a nap. W h a l and -m all dogs indoors. T h e few J V .H H rlllln a «'» A ' biuO T •• representation fo r fu ll-s c a le w a i rond, at 10 I*. M .. w ould w a r n 1JMl* ton ’.-ttt%t ipiarters on Commercial A venue. "nod dues it Ho to *tajr up la te ? len g-w im lcd g ro w n u p g u e s t* tit T IA i o i t d r KUIIP.n on th * m ain lan d . tiM Ktghi !*•>*• Im g -ia Persons hnviiiK pictures or other historical documents W hoever said anything In te re a t­ start th e ir la s t long-windcsl s to ry M a c A rth u r la xupposed to fa v o r ItsseU sll <l*m e si !’,« > • th e Idea o f b om bing and N a v a l T U E S D A Y & W E D N E S D A Y ! or relies o f this ty|ie should carfnlly preserve them ns they ing or clever a fte r m id n ig h t? o f t be e v en in g . T h e th ird , a t I I I tMtVtll I ,1,1—1 Nwli I f he d iil It won't h* lost to th e I', U , w ould sound th e f in a l IMS15. J„ l,n ii|r b .n ii nr* blockade o f C om m unist C h in a's will irrow in value w ith th e passinir o f tim e. 41 II,-,*i* U til, tlu>|, w orld fo r la rk o f ear*. 11*11 say " v > ‘ l n u l-o n e -n iM s e -fo r-th c -ro a d " tMt* /«*"■ coastal arena. T h e W h ite R ouse, * 4 i,d tat* rtrwrss I :H fiA H Q U r tU f. . . it a g ain the next m ornin g. N o * ) a n t A m t n ro m p tlv at m h ln ig h . I11 S ta te D e p a rtm e n t and perhaps «*L Sign <*#f the Pentagon's Jo in t C h ie fs o f -ri r a n t t*id y e ver said a * lever th in g the ftn-J slrnn would **itd i*wlie» fOI IM tAfllLN two; O p tim is m F o r K tim p e Tl,* It liy lk i* 1 PU. < jU 't once. I I * nv* It a g a in and car- -c re n m in g out to e a u h nil S t a f f fe a r tills w ould t r ig g e r o ff U IW tyAAl - I" ! cliches ■re l late w a y fa re r* a ia l c a rl Ih e n t o f* < 1*» News ug ain T h at'S huV m ‘ rY g eneral w a r, th a t Russia w ould W estern Jsii,l*>r*e T h e re s»stiih to In* u trend of optim ism in repnrd 4 * IU l 141'liM'k tin t, •else upon th e a c t aa a p re te x t Sanford In 1884 Nine Houn Sleep Termed Answer To Energy Probkm Of Americans MieArthur Strategy Sanford Forum I RADIO STATION WTRR % N*Wa to the jH-ril of the extension o f Communist dom ination in fo r s trik in g . S iiu r is 41 A U llt i* The lAin«r Tension lia s th e g e n e ra l p ic tu re In A sia Kuro|ie by the nrucess o f isditicul in filtra tio n . A short tim e X * t ie r M u rn ln g Iw vailuss i i — and A s ia tic R u s s ia — ch an g e I N ew Y o rk H erald T rib u n e aim Ita lia n Catholic A ction m ade public in Ita ly the results MuoUs 7 n Musi, recently to w a rra n t th e risk of W o rld A l N ias o f a survey of Communist streiiKth in a num ber o f nations G e n e ra l M a rs h a ll s ta n d s In re«live u n d er th** hard en . I f In "e n e ra l w a r b y s trik in g a g a in s t ill ll** d s i ' ir is n tu •ru e K in a Ork of w estern Kurope, showiiiK losses for the p a rly over the A in e r lr a n lif e as the e m b o d im e n t ro in p tarrn cy * * • re tu rn to th e th e a ir an d a rm y b a ses fro m M pete Allset* ) ear In T re a d past tw o to four years. N o w the State D ep artm en t has as o r the ta re and elusive ip ia llty o f m utual tm itln e o f life , w * n p eu th e . i t t t in U p Parade M f '! ^ oun* taken her t a r te r . (44 each generatiu n th e re dm,1 wide fu r aggression. H p e a k ­ i*i I* A U<>r, A Olet. b'title sembled a list of m em bership estimates o f HMlS and Rifrl in a1 ha $ 9 ,0 0 0 m ink co al which the go te o n ly a fe w public fig u re s w ho ing o f th e n ia n iiu w e r po liciea be is i* New* Mail* H a b i t S n a a m 'a RFC loan, and eleven nations of western Kurope, and the comiiurison shows a re heed*d Iweause of a k in d u f ha* advocated. G en eral M a rs h a ll Cartwen Cayalleru I taste consistency, an in te g rity th a t ■uni* up h i* th o u g h t. “ 1 w a u le d in ** rirrh e s t ra And B itr jr" her w h ite I lo u ir jo l* for pood substantial party losses in all o f these. n ro ln a V a rle lir« * W . V .B 8 l» tln r T h e reductions In Com m unist stren yth , by this tulmlu- goe* beyond m ere honesty to I n ­ aonw thliig e n d u rin g ," he s a y i. i i j t U M usic lla s r a ll h e ra u tr. ih r ta y *. f o i ow n houie come w m e th in g close tu w isdom . ......... Touclitrm D ru g Co U ia t would buhl G r s i t n t C a ll lu r ra y e r linn, ranjfe from 24 f a r cent in West G erm any to 8-1 jsu Im id d u lir . rr< |u irr her undivided T h ev do not change w ith th e c u r­ thNMivh the* y e a rs , am i th a t w o u ld W o rld A l Noon H ab it spasm 's or a " t ic " a * it g R ad io g a rn i lilg e si attention. H ut the lo a n , .h e ea- cent in Luxembourg, w here it is estim ated th e im rty now rents u f opinion; they la k e th e ir Ii* w ithin o u r fin a n c ia l r a p a h ilitiiA iit Is called Is em b a rra s s in g am t l<*« ( ’tub 11 »• has only five hundred memtierM. The D ep artm en t s|sikesl>o*l!ioii upon such solid g ro u n d ami also w ith in the ra d iu s o f seriously h an d icap * one in Its * i','u u la t H lsr p r d tlr d w ill .n il have to be taken ( A lin A n irrleana mun w ho announceil these figures (Minted out th u l this Is th at a il aU e can ih t f l and leave 11ur to leran ce." securing w o rk o r p a rta k in g n f ta r e p i by the l a i j u y m . them unm oved. W hen e v e ry th in g In an c a rte r stag e « f th e m u h lliir i* Varies Iss •o cial a c tiv itie s . a very good omen fo r th e political fu tu re o f Europe, and th a t G en eral M a n h a ll h a * c o n tri­ ta t Ion p ro g ra m (le n e ra l M a rs h a ll R ussia* o fte n begin in c h ild ­ John Tem ple G ra v e * p u t. hit said th a t the task now Is to cu rry through th e grent m ilita ry buted la accounted fo r, thbl In g re ­ was c ritic is e d fo r nut a s k in g hood and th a t la th e easiest 1:11 T w ) ir '< Itis r finger on the cru s o f the arpu- e ffo rt to confront the th re a t o f Communist aggression. dient a f character w ill re m a in enough. T o d a y hla p la n * a r e a t I ; ie g a a iu r a Ulerv lim a Jo c o rre c t th e m . F o r .th a y sail id fo r m a k in g too g r e a t de­ Doubtless this Is so. I f the tiossihilUy o f Comm un 1st .supH-tae. m ent. "la t h ii a d iffe re n c e ," he I accrue m u g n u licab le aa th e mands. T h ro u g h o u t, h o w e v e r, he Ip ah fn tr r v le w 'ln the c u rre n t lo d lv k lu s l. g ro w s old ar. w rite*, betw een M a c A rlh u r and in filtra tio n is tru ly fad in g , 'th e n the dan ger o f attem p ts 'to ha* m a in ta in e d hla M i f f In o r ­ Imhifo f *IT.> 8 . N e w * and W d rld C orrection should begin w ith W n r r a l K ra n h a ll or M a c A rlh u r win Com m unist aims by violence mny bb g reuttt* for n tim e, B epor^" th e H ecretarK . u f D v- ganising f u r th e tnng p u ll. T h e e x a m in a tio n Ire th e doctor, m n s la n e v , 1 th e G ta d fa ttn e a s o f and A c h e r o n )" W o u ld n 't we like S tren g th is the best a n s w e r to that danger. B u t wa.jttu'st if u l Od vice to g e th e r fense .lu e h a eu t'h lx.co n cep t o f the tiu rp o M , w h lfh ah< vxprraatong o f he careful not to a|low the, danger o f Ci»pim unist ideas In Sill Hanford * M urk h nepo’ r i tn, know ? A * iretween M a c A rlh u r ieoce an d 1: p e n e v e r'" M u -y e a r icrv*lot)% E l t h * r , w e. lilt own c h a ra c te r he h a* n o u g h t to wtth pa : iS ■• C , • • n d A r h r .o n , we take o u r H a n d arise ag a in while we concentrate nu the b u ildin g o f physical -b u ll lia v f w a i)ih a s ay*; o r, p re fe r aAed by t h a p arents w ill a id 'tra n s la te in to policies a m i pro> • t .» **l» • ' bav*' an e x u in te d •he chibId In uvereum in g th e w ith M a c A rlh u r. A . between M a e * strength. habit. T h a ra la no ipipstlrm th at-lo ssn r hr ComrmnTlitrttienTtwnr A M hur ‘a n d 'M a n h a ll. V?TTfr>Ii|d R r e t * R » riv m n a lp « a /fc d h i ship are due in large m easure lo the Im provem ent o f livin g our h ip m outh th u l. TTT I .m imirfiiRl r(nai l^ nanus , h ina|rnl H U I„f«________ _ l ft b ltR su it i rrre r mttH i li .-ry,. m \ . . ^U| ^ ||||n Th# i m ire n lU v flo p to U -conditions In western Europe. Communism feeds on iiovcrty, th«. nl-'tof I h k lr r e y n N If jO n r o f the b e tT ih e r ifft in Flora* hunger and discontent. I t Is lm |Nirtnnt tltgl thA im provem cnt a i n l ^ T >ll>f^ * * f |L!!f i? *h !l " h* **V nnt ,n r ■ n rw h u n t O f frSrwrlah I to^the h ,rwha»' i N* 1 nw it. In lit# irts iiitin a iM e - n f « r iiv lt y s p rin g in g fro m um lin* B y e x p e rt p re s c rip tio n s e rv ­ r ( m “ t *» *• m urd ered in O cala the lu conditions continue w h ile kh f h p ih U n ifiifR fn o e d strength ice a conscientious t ilia n n a r iH ,u a la rm , l,u l fo r r e tr y in g o u t o u r thoi) A other da y w hen a prisoner he had U c a r r i e d t iu tt.. R l i n p» o L rtan - „ _t; W ---- l-------------------------------------------------------help * also. It lisg ,Im i l i ii-c im iin u c tu counter- t e l i r t mamil of ath man man Tptiwnr. ^ T a r lf » « " - ''r t n , 1( tA, dn n* |I If W - "in' , ! ? J ^ Wl v ilr n m r«Tinnkltnli*nUi K ip re b e n d e d .h o t him fiv e lim e . act h • ''tp sriatii pn>mim‘M »f ...» tin* ■*. Rutin —ip Irtrnx —-—— mid — -- irluwinir ........... - ■„ ,,st w ith tltin ;papii? o r hyu te ris w ee** b u ild tip r i a Hur •tie said. " T h e y Juat w o u ld n ’ t l M a r .h a ll n.H ,h * m Ih r neck a n d .ta b b e d him . i i butter itiuait mid fu lfilm e n t o f the dem ocratic w ay of life. VM » la Ik e m an a a l a aerie* go home n t alL Thay'd b u n k b in m .s e and u m . n a ^ r y f o c c r ^ ln I m eaning b. * 1 la B iiu iiii m ^fl!rsrw^h hi ' b ism il» E f e t if t e . in the tio m a c h . S h e riff P a rt* rr was reco p n ired a . one o f the la w -e n fo rc e m e n t o ffic e r, in l a V , ' , * nc* h a d tu c te e d e d in [ 9 4 6 a fo rm e r ih e r iff w ho had « * * n « u la n d e d on c h irg re o f conspiracy to v io la te lo tte ry laws. American Aristotle W illa rd Gibba m ight be calletl the Icnnt-known Kr**ut Am erican. Elected thin w in te r to the lln ll o f Fam e, he a till la not oven a name to th e average man. A life o f Giblm hue now been published by h i* nephew, Lloyd I*. W heeler, who. aa waa Gibba, ia a Yale professor. "T h e m aster of them th a t know," th e te rm that Dante applied to Aristotle, the w isest of the ancients, would in a mart* lim ited field have fitte d Gibbs. He laid the foundations for m odern therm odynam ics, and in m athem atical physics wrote w orks, Incomprehensible to the laym an, on which most of the achievements In th a t field o f the last h a lf century are baaed. J, , ,.v. A ris to tle outshines m a n y G reek soldie r r a n d state stnet whom h la eonUm porarles m ay have th o u g h t ant. W IU th is be hS to ry ’s fin a l verdict on W F iv e A m e ric a n .u p e T fo rt. are ,i**l ,* m n b y R u m a n je t* b ated Ju»t a c o . . t h , Y a lu R iv e r o ffo rd in g tlw m com plete protection from A m erican b o m b e r*, accordrnp to an o rd e r Iro n , , h , C om m ander-in C h ie f. P re iu J rn t T ru m a n . J u it how •ft! V « ?n M t, or aarb^ * 4 T h e N n tlo n o l G eographic S o I rje ty says K n g tla h la tho w o rld 's i 1 .5 £ 5 t U i e h ) being, w « ris k seeing th e m d e le - 1 th a w * how re n a l le n e y rToratK of aeoln* the people g ro w keynote « f " u r n a tio n a l H f M s a » p o p u la r aafetv no tio a* a l* »H ''*m n ty m i. ix jn the m x g x iin c " F ric a s k ” . R u b b e r giovts w ill not protect yu u I r o n high w ire*. W a ih in g a bad c u t k»l|M | only i i the w a te r is pure. O ften il is not a n d in fectio n results. I I your boat lu tn t over, d o n 't try to tw im in th o te . S t i y w ith (be until help to m e . If you are bitten by a poisonous m a k e , d o n 't p u l your fa ith in alcohol. It o n ly it im ulstrs the circu latio n o ( the blood, helps spread the poison throughout lb * l» d y . D a v id L a w re n c e , in whose hon­ esty and in te g rity wo have much re confidence than we hava in t T ru m a n 's , u y * th a t high o ffic e r* generally agree that h u i ia right about checking expansion o f Com m unism in F a r East o r else E urope w $ to n lo o. " G e n e ra l M a c A rlh u r rig h t h 1 9 4 2 " . a t) d he ia rig h t a * i » . M ' . dug a tte n tio n to the P a c ific rr.ott o f a ll a g a ia tt an y abtu ire o d e r o r coaaproeuse in th a t m o an * tho ■rity. 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I h u n iio n d s h o m e w a v a t ­ t r a c t iv e ly d ie m a te d Ih im ik 'lu 'U l w it h a r r a n g e m e n t* o f s n a p d ta g o ils, g c tl« -r a d a i* ie s a n il ir is . t i ^ '- ’ h \ y K u im h ir iii R.e d . s . . I t th e A m e ric a n l l o m r D e p a rt- r c r v v ii h y U io hostesses a n d a s . m r n t o f th e W o m a n * . C lu b w ill r ile d h y M rs . S am Thunnond m e e t a t S :00 P . M . a t I h r W o m ­ a m i M r * . K a lp ti tle a n th e tru e s t* e n 's C lu b . T h e S e m in o le H ig h e n jo y e d b rid g e an d c a n a s ta w ith & haul C L , Club w ill c r .u r u ia . t o u t * b e in g s v u h y M r * . F . A . o f th ,. H y s o n , M r s W a lte r T u r n e r and F i n d M r lh m lii t C h u t r h w ill m eet A l l * . S a m M a r t in n . M is s lly s o n * • 8 : 0 0 P .M . nl th e h o m r o f M m . w a s p re s e n te d w ith n k i l l o f tn d d in n e r ■M. H . R a k e i on W e s t F i r s t S l i c r l . n o r c h o s e n r r y s la l M r * . H u rite S te e le w ill l«r ro - w a r e . B iu lc s * . T h o w in v ite d W ir e A tr*. H y s o n , E . T e r w ille g e r , M r*. T in - I'.T .A . S lio ly C o u rs e o f M r s . 4 . S em in o le Hush, Ju n io r l l i f h uml V o ile W illia m s , M i * , f ie r a h l | * i * t h r tirn m in n r Schools w ill re g is te r s in g , M r s , W . K . V ih le n , .Mrs. at A -M . The th e m e w ill he T u r n e r , M r s . M a r tin a , M r s . F red " G lo w in g T o w a n l M a t u r it y .” Th is ( • a n a * . A ir * . B ill K ir k , M r s . D e a n , t * In a kll.l • T h lirn io n .1 , * .. , . * * ^ * "* - i * *q'* %*• ■ M r T h r R u th d f if r n n i r J u n io r (». S tc lix l r u m , M is . B ill it tern p e r. A .'s w ill m eet at Ih r F i r s t lU tfili* t M i * . I, . It. A trl-re *l o f ( Ir la m lo , C h u r c h a t ;t::m P . 11. in t h r T . K- M r * . W . K . 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H e plans to p itc h L a rry Jansen, his most dependable hnrlo r, ag ain st B oston's V e in B ic k fo rd , T t o la t t e r collaborated w ith W a rre n S palm nnd Johnnv S ain to to ta l 0(1 v ic to rie s f o r the U ravva, F o x w IR oppose ih e Cubs' F ra n k H ille r ns th e R eds are to u t to C hicago. T t o B t. LouU C a rd in a ls , w ith ■ v e te ra n pitchR ^ U f f t a li* on th e P ira te s in nrgfe. A b o u t 8 0 J M 0 w ill see M u r r yf U tckaon to e th e mound f o r the B u m . H e w ill t o oppoard b y G e rry S ta le y , u s u a lly s u re r*, fu * 1l a g a in s t th e P ira te s . N E W Y O R K , A p r . Id (A3 O p en in g days p ro g ra m fo r inajo leagues w ith p robab le p itch er*, a U r tln g tim e an d e a n rc trd tew dance. TODAY i ANKM CAN LEAGUE: N s w Y o rk a t W a s h in g to n ( 4 -0 ) vs. K u s a v a (0 -lU j I8 J W 0 . 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A a rit-u a l, th e b u d t e a m w ill r u n t a c o lle c tio n o f s t a r s c h o s e n h y Ih e sport.-, w rite rs a r o u n d th e Ic ag o *. f r o m am ong r h * o th e r seven d u t o . Rookie Bob Morgan Hurls For Yanks In Opening Game With Washington* H r A R T H U R HDSON W A S H IN G T O N . A p r. | 6 - ( / p ) - H . T ru m a n , a v d r r a n frfih a n d e d prlchrr w ith a fair t a il b a ll, a r i i n a n i Iu m ake t t o first (sstch today 4,t<f d a r t the 1‘J i l L s u L s ii tc s iu u on its w ay. - . t _ l ( i.. ,1 . j , r. v. . , */ > 'f.'jrfd C ham pion N e w Y o rk Y a n k e e s * ith Jo.plin, M o , m eet Gie W ashington S e n a to r*. ■rfiy ,___, played qya_ w ____ M a n a g e r Casey S tengel picked last y ear. H e was expected U a s u rp rise mound s ta rte r, ro o k ie to in rig h t fie ld . T h e S enators are pleased w ith Tom M o rg a n . 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T h r d l * t r i r l y e a r-lo d a te in c re a ir wa# 23 (K T re n t, tin ket. l i e a ls o wore h i* fa n m u * sun *a m e a * In F lo rid a , an il the rate tan g o lf* lc a fr d h a t, o f c o in o v rr M a r r h HUM) « » A r th u r w ore n d a rk Ite a n ir ra p 21 p e r r tn t fo r the d is tric t and 1ml a ra d Jacket. 20 jie rre n l fot t h r # ta tr S to r y 'a id A r th u r w a * rpdt*’ " T h r» e fittu rr# a re in lin e w it’* e ir it e d d u rin g the t r ip . H e and I hoar for M l r l l i r i througho ut- M r * . M a r A r t h u r v U ltr d th e p ilo t’s th e U n ite d S ta te * T h e national c o m p a rtm e n t a* the p la n e neared In. te a **' in debit* o v e r the f ir * ' lllr k a m K id d and looked dow n at th re e m onth* o f I [trill w.i« 21 H o n o lu lu ’* lig h t* p e r m it , the *am c a * the M a rrh S o ft H a w a iia n m usic and p e rfe c t 0 5 I n ation al In r r r a a r ov e r la**, w e a th e r g reeted the M a c A rth u r la rc h ." p a rty . T o d a y th e c ity w ill g e t a ll-o u t to w e lrtiiil* th e 7 1 -y e a r-o ld G e n e ra l, T h e p a ra d e th ro u g h th e c ity i* si hcduled for 11:20 P . M „ I t w ill d a r t fr o m the R adfo rd- residence, in Tit**. M i t i n r n r T i n : • vn w h ite th e G eneral I* s ta y in g . J l iN it; iK N iim .i; m i * t », A t A | \ M . the procession I* due a t th e u n iv e rs ity c a m p u '. • A lo ne. H e rrin s. f'ee***»*t U n iv e rs ity President G re g g S in ­ M pIPftn T —w a a a 19 ri'.na n c a S lA ? D in r t * l i i * m i III; - c la ir w ill present M a r A r t h u r .a n 4 * l» a A«iA lA ln a f na *A itt i.A T « 'it;i h o n o ra ry degree. T h e p a r t y w ill you yo . . . . a#r«a* re tu rn to th e R a d fo rd hom e via nu aa< M«ch e l . of _____aol u rts t-n a c k e d W a ik ik i B each and 111*4ill rounds and reuOtr«d present any c la im * and w bleh I > tn m ay K — ‘(h er o r .fyou, i 1 iv * n a a in tt the I.lllh a d is tric t, a c e n te r of f. .f.e. ' “M a l e 1 f A W a .„ Illr r r lo a . d> lla w -a it’# F ilip in o re s id e n t*. ecaacd. tale or V *i4 f ’« on ly, in in * P olice c h ie f H an N u t a ld he ’nunljr Jude* of lt*-m*ee|** 1'ouuiy, I. a t at* o tfle r In Hie e a a il planned th e t r ip th ro u g h M llta i # f eald County ui Hanfopt. *0 F H h iln .i# could see a n d c heer • it f ii f A lftiil!! nrtjl-*, m ill.iii — M b ' /m a i ih« llm * of ih* ru-» the n a n -w ho hecarni* a neroanal n liU c a ilo* n of ......................... ihl* nolle* P.arh h ifu w h e n hd litie m te d t h e ir hom em i n , or •UiHkii'l Un#R~~ *1u !) w^ I" w rll . fan. I fVum th e Japanese In W o rld nlid d jjia U n ijtt jrB l a i *r 111* »mh* npi*.-r t'V * .Tr. Mi n ■as, a«and spall Blair e P ,.1 tlIt r < ■ I M i e a r a . a n d po.l -H ie* goitres* addrrM W a r I I . M lb * rlA ln u n t, end aHall Im rw o in H a rlie r p la iia -fu r Ih o m irto rm d * In by I lie il* f in * n t . hi# I« e n l. nr to stop a t th e Clt*> H a ll a n d N u u ■la a llu tn a y . and any m . i. •ta tin nr ah u ' P a ll, M -enlr fta i* o v e rlo o k in g dem and nut ... tiled # h *n o*. v « m Ik M X A It K T II It K it H I Kit. O ahu Is la n d , w ere c a n e e ln t fo r A t B d m tnlelralor ol 11.. la rk o f tim e . P a la te n f A lonso lle r tim j, R a d fo rd and R lalnhaek w ill a r d*eeoamf F lisi uuU liuD .li A|>ril I*, te n com pany th e G eneral. H o n o lu lu '* M a y o r J o h n W ilson w ill Jain the p a rty a t th e u n iv e rs ity . J laical Notice J rD LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING B uy your car in S a n fo rd K e e p your Insurance a t home S ave rr>»ia iln o u g h ua IN H T A L M R N T DKPT. W »AN th e U an fn fd A lla n lle N a tio n a l Hank M e m b e r F U IL ' T e l. 2 M Stanley-KoffcrH Hardware Co. M A N m tlti AVK. Phone 1361 cntiRTKoun H rn vinr, - ■% rniCKs iitfiiiT MUAI.ITY MKKCIIANIHHH ■vw o o o o o w * Hm 6m 4 to Nllvrt ft ftvri wirit Wtttod AimH Ohhrmc1S.AU SAUvComiwnr vC omm la s le r a B lv l il a a - M t m M M la m b Bm i TsA if f R-T» M M M IW I State Legislature ir a e tls n e e V ra s a Page O aet come out n f a lu g g e e te d f t ^>00,000 em ergency fu m i eubralU ad b y th e 8 te tr R u d g et C o m m lsd o n . M u r r a y u l d he d id n o t w a n t to ace a separate spending fu n d fo r c iv il defense. M e a n w h ile th e H a le y C o m m itte e to In v e s tig a te C o rru p tio n In Florida g o v e rn m e n t began e e ttln g up it* s t a f f to j o to w o rk . Rep. H a le y o f B araeo ta, c h a ir­ man o f th e g ro u p , M id he h a i con­ to rted a la w y e r w ho hae no o ffl? ria l connection* and the co m m ittee hopes to in te rv ie w him to d ay w ith an eye to e n g a g in g him to help direct th e In q u iry . H a le y w ould n e t nam e th e la w ­ yer. H e said p revio u sly th e com . n u tte r need* an a tto rn e y whose in te g rity , and a b ility i* unques­ tioned and w ho h a * the confidence o f the people o f F lo rid a . In an Independent move to la k e a ll the ro v e rs o f f a ll public re rn rtl- Ifn le y nrenare>t fo r in tro d -jt]e w J 1 >'• r r s v H ', ■* *i;fl1 the*»hould l>e open “ e l a ll tim e * '' to personal In spection o f a n y r ltU e n . A ny s ta te , c o u n ty nr m u n icip al o ffic ia l w h o denied acres* to th e le rt.rd * w ould lie subject to m prerhm ent and could lie sentenced to pay a fin e o f | I 0 0 o r serve three m onths In ja il conviction fo r ■ m i-d e m e a n o r. !!" !e y h i» b e e Ik » l egitr i , in p r e -lc g ia U J : TTT,' opening a ll re c o rd * o f th e S ta te W e lfa re H oard to Inspection. The House voted 7<J-2 to a tk Congress fo r a fe d e ra l la w fo rb id ­ ding In te rs ta te tran sm issio n o f rsclng In fo rm a tio n w ith “ such ■p m l, d e ta il a n d accuracy as to fu rth e r g a m b lln r purposes.” It was one o f th e proposals n f A tto rn e y G e n e ra l R ich ard R rv ln to th ro w u p m o re h e r r ie n ag a in s t quick arcess o f race bqt b o o km ak­ e r* to in fo rm a tio n on w hich th e y lake and p a y w ag ers. T h e F lo rid a R acin g C om m ission, at K rv ln '# re q u est, h e * Im posed a rule th a t no In fo rm a tio n on any horse race a t a F lo rid a tra c k m ay lie tra n s m itte d o v e r re g u la r news w ire * u n til 2fl m inutes a f te r the race h a * been fin ish ed . F rv ln h a * proposed th a t a S ta te law o f th e sam e g eneral n a tu re he c n a rtrd a t th la L e g is la tu re In addition to th e m em o rial to Congrass fo r fe d e ra l la w *. O n lv R e n *. D ow ds e f I'u ln a m and C h a m b e r* e f H a rd e e voted against th e m e m o ria l to Gongrese. A U n ite d W ord F e d e ra lis t snokesman ch arg ed to d ay th a t F lo rid a rro u p s seekin g re p e a l o f governm ent support resolutions are being used as dupes o r C o m ­ m unism . D avid F . Sim onson o f C le a r­ w a te r, e s e c u tiv r o f the U W F ,n Flo rid a *eeks to keoa on U |* Flo rid a la g M a t iv t hooks roaolutions (waned l.y t h r ( M l and 1049 seslkm * r n w iliitln *^ , u rg in g COO* g r t is U s-net. up tna*Jilnvr,v 4 P r 'A w e r h f!i* m r » r » m * n t th ro u g h . t f t j UnMed N a t Iona. .. . '' T h e propose? to lo w e r F lq Voting a g o to li t was piles the c a le n d a r o f th e Ile u s * w ith % B M 7 r o ll c a ll ballo t,' but **> ,*£ • fort to m ove it u p fo r Im m ddlgte consideration w e * blocked, V T h re e id e n tic a l progoswl eons I tu tle n a l am endm ents tu lo w e r Ih e v o tin g age In F lo r id a fro m 21 to 18 w e re rejected la s t w eek by th e H ouse com m ittee on co n stitu tio n al am endm ents. T o d a y , Rep. B e a s le y o f W a lto n ro se to ask th e n e e rs M ry tw o th ird s vote to o v e rrid e th e com ­ m itte e o f w hich h e le ch a irm a n . T h e re would he a ra ilro a d c o m ­ m issioner fo r e v e r y F lo rid a C onrrasio n al d is tric t i f a h ill in tro uerd today b y R e p . B elscr o f H o lm es county a passed. H a proposed In c re a s in g th e m em bersh ip o f t h r agency to one fro m each co n g ressio n al d is tric t “ nnw o r h e re a fte r” e s is tln g . Im l o n ly i f this seM io n o f t h r le g is ­ la tu r e give* th e com m ission p o w er to reg u late p riv a te e le c tric pow er com panies. S Company I Problem ( C s s lls it * graos g * a * < 1 » l tru c k e d . H g t. G ra n th a m h ad steam ing hot coffee all,I d v .ig lii.u U • i « i | ) f o r U n TO), .n d n iillt a r v c p ert.C ar.; ■ni . - -ar.~ — ‘ *■ . o ra # Cu problem no one w a s allow ed tv sm oke and advan ces w ere m ade in th e brush In t h r darkness. A respite r a m r to the w ra rv m en a t .1:0(1 A . M . when H g t. G ra n th a m served th e m lilie ra l q u a n titie s of s cram b led eg g s, l.a rn n , g rit*. I,re a d and c o ffe r. A t 1:00 A . M . th e last h a lf o f t h r problem w a s s ta rte d w ith M ill * 1 1 sn o h .'- " f* 0 :0 # A . M . b e fo re th e p io h lrm ended, the m en m arch ed bark to the k ill lien , policed the grounds and h o a rd e d Ijie tin rlra . T h e y arrived back a t U*e Arm oi tln -d but happy, a t 7 :3 0 A . A ll w eapon* w e re cleaned n tlrd , and a t 8 :4 5 A . M . thq m en w rre released . O n M ay T. fe d e ra l Inspection o f th e Com pany w ill la k e place at Ih e A rm o ry, L ie u t. N ew m an s ta te d today. :s Supreme Court H 'r a l la a t e V-raas P a s * 'MacArthur Invited Indian Famine .u s s r iir S f v w w . d en t’s a rm y t id e , MaJ- G e n e ra l creased f i r * fro m m a n y R e p u b li­ cans since th e o u s te r o f G en eral l l a r r y I I . V a u g h n , w ill re p re - D o u g las M a c A rth u l as top U . S . sent M r. T ru m a n a t th e a ir p o r t a n d U n ite d N a tio n s com m ander when M a c A rth u r a r riv e *. b ecau M o f his d ifferen ces w ith T h la m eant th a t M r . T ru m a n th e T ru m a n A d m in is tra tio n o v e r h im s e lf w ould not be on hand th o course o f th e K o re a n w a r. to r th e m ilita r y w elcom e to th e A lth o u g h A c h e *on’s appearance fiv e s ta r G e n eral. w as to a closed c o m m itte e session, V au g h n once served u n d er M a c ­ th e S ta te D e p a rtm e n t m ade p u b ll. A r th u r in A u s tr a lia . his p re p a re d s ta te m e n t. In it he .Short w a * asked i f he th o u g h t s a id he Is sure th o co m m ittee and M a c A rth u r w ill c a ll a t t h r W h lta th e S en ate its e lf “ e re a w a re n f H ouse. th e urgency o f th e In d ia n need ” 1 haven’t heard n f th e G e n ­ an d w ill act as q u ic k ly as pos­ e ra l a *k ln g fo r an a p p o in tm e n t,” sib le." S hort said. L e g is la tio n has been pending R a yb u rn , T e s s a D e m o c ra t, told f n r w eeks to a u th o rta o a llP O .nno,. re p o rte rs e a rlie r a f te r a W h ite 0 0 0 g tn n t trt fin a n c e the proposed lh>u*e v is it th a t D e m o c ra tic le a d ­ w h e a l g ift . T h e A d m in is tra tio n 1* e r* had assured M r . T ru m a n ” \V e h o p in g to get a c tio n p ro m p tly In a re going to ex te n d every ro u r* th e House. ivsy to G en eral M a r A r t h u r .” Ackeson rem inded the S en elc T h is was a f t e r M r. T r u m a n ’* ro m m IM ee he h ad u rg ed in Febii'itu la r M o n ,lay m o rn in g m e e t - 1I ru a ry th a t C o r g r r * * act e a rlv m g w ith h i* ro o vtcssln tiat tra d e r* I enough to p e rm it t h r governm ent I f t " w e i * * 0 0 * 1* 17 .* ^ 2 , - 4’ *- VntTS . s-----------t»Vl - v . - , then t h r plan fn r M rG o rm a rk to Ih l* c o u n try p n t la te r th a n A p *. I n -k urinnlm ou* consent fo r un — iw q weeks ag o . T h a t tim e schedule w as nece* address hy M a c A rth u r. R ay h u m -a id It •n ra n t a jo in t a a ry in o rd e r to assure th e dem eetin g o f t h r tw o house* o f liv e r y e f adequate g ra in supplies C ongress In th e House c h a m b e r. In In d ia hy m id -s u m m e r, n y th -n , W h ile S enate action is not A cheron said, th e A d m in is tra tio n necessary, H -n a tr D e m o c ra tic believes th e food situ atio n th e * le a d e r M c F a rla n d ( A r ia ) said ” 1 “ w ould become dan g ero u sly *rlexpect tlie senate to go a lo n g tle a l." "K v e n ts since Jan **« - J - j* " i ! - i r c * J ''n u f Uir. H oujm’.” a * t a r aa I'm p c u u m a liy con* shown th a t nur M t ilo s A i lin e d ,” M c F a rla n d lo ld re p o rt­ ly o p tim is tic ,” A cheson M id . "T h o e r * . " I vspeet to insist opon e v e ry In d ia n go vern m en t I* a lre a d y fin d ­ in g it e s r*e d n g |r d iffic u lt to tns'.n |M>a*ibhi courtesy fu< the G e n e ra l. R ay b u m , M c F a rfa n d vice p r e ­ ta in the flo w o f g ra in to Its ra sid ent B a rk le y and M c C o rm ack lio n o u tle t* In such disaster s tric k ­ 'p articip ated In th e W h ite H o q m en areas aa B ih a r. T h e In d ia n r « r ! e .arc b e -v m ln g In creasin g ly conference. B oth R a y b u rn and M c F a rla n d fe a r fu l, o f lh a th r e a t o f fa m in e said i t w oukl not lie necessary T h e th re a t le Im m e d ia te . " T h e firs t m illio n tons n f g ra in fo r t h r Senate to pas* a n y re sol ut ioq a t a ll since the senators especially requested fro m us. I f w ould 1« in vited to the Joint m e e t- It Is to e r r l* e In tim e , should I * ships f o r In d ia as soon in th e House under M c C o rm a c k ’s loaded as t * h u m an ly possible, and I unanim ous rvn sen t request. H o w e v e r M c F a rla n d s aid he s tro n g ly urge th a t the Congress w ould U - agreeab le tu s rp a ro le a c ­ enact Ih e n rc e s M ry le g s la tli.n .” tio n by the S en ate on th e in v it a ­ tion i f S en ate R epublican le a d e r W h e rry (N e b ) in sisted upon It . W h e rry Is th e a u th o r o f a (r« w H a o *0 P r m P e a * O w l pending resolution fo r a n in ­ v ita tio n to M a r A r th u r In a tld rra * In g U c h . T h e E ig h th A r m y In th is a re a I 'in g ress. A sid e fro m ta lk in g nlm ut M a c ­ Is n e a rin g C tie rw o n , a ke y h a i.' In A r th u r the l& m o r r a lir le a d e r* th e Ih rae-elded C o m m u n ist hulldu n • aid the W h ile Ifo iin e conference a re a . A n o th e r A llie d force pushed bad a b rie fin g by G en. O m a r B ra d le y , c h a irm a n n f th e J o in t o v e r th e H e n ta n R iv e r under f i r * C h iefs o f S ta f f, on b a tU e fru n t and held Its g ro u n d . A F correspondent T « m llro d ir p o r ts fro m K o rea, •h a w reported th e re w as lim ite d p a tro l a c t lr lly on ( h r H w arh u n fro n t. A ll p o tro ls ra n In to e n e in / M F .D A I, A W A It llK D iippusltlon. On the w est coast, A llie d De­ W illie J . F lin t, s te w a n D m a n , s tro yers shelled C h a n g M n point U H N , son o f M rs . Id e lla F lin t , o f southw est o f C h ln n am p o . C h in 1201) W est E le v e n th S tre e t. H an - nam pn Is Ih e p o rt c it y fo r ry o n g fo rd , recen tly w m presented w ith y a n g t Red- K o eaaa c a p i t a l ............ a Good C onduct M edal a t th e N a v a l A i r S ta tio n , N o rfo lk , V a . T h is a w a rd I* g iv e n to th e e n ­ lis te d m en 6 f th e N’ e v y ,’ e v e ry — - — r n s lr" - !U — 1 ------------ 1 th re e y e a r* f * fid e lity , aeaJ o n d i.lw d le a r*. • 1 F l i n t 1 also w e a r* the A m e ric a n A rv o C a m p a ig n M o d al, C h in a B a rv lr e R IM v .n , '■ N a v y O ceupatiiH ) ..........— O p t o M t r i R l .................... and eggs on H u n d a y , h u t fn rh ld * Ih e sale of m rs t a n d fis h . T h ey o il,In i: " I t p e rm it* one to a ttrn d a pro feaslnnal fn o tliall g a m e nn Ih e la n d ’s day. but does not p e rm it him to have h i* h a ir c u t T h e e n ­ t ir e la w presents a Y r a l y q u ilt* p a tte rn o f In c lu s io n * and e s rlu s la n t com pletely ln r o n * i* ta n l w ith co n stitu tio n al re q u ire m e n ts of e q u a lity and re a s o n a lile cla s s ific a ­ tio n .’’ T h e appeal c h a rg e d th a t radio a m i television e la t io n * , o p e ra ln rr n f s p o il* a re n a *, a m u s e m e n t r e n ­ t e r * . n ig h t rluha a n d ta v e rn * had v io la te d th r R a h lm th la w over 11 lo n g period nf y e a rs w ith o u t being prosecuted. In a d d itio n , it asserted th a t a sta tu te c o m p e llin g obserVpncr n f H unday aa a d * v o f rest ’‘constitutes a n u n e o n a lltu tlo n a i. p re fe re n tia l aid t«* c e rta in religious dC M i.iTiiristlU M /' ’ F rie d m a n > and P ra rk a said In e y h a d a H ie d b e lie f |n th e aa n rltv n f fta tu rd e y ■* th e R ghhath nn w hich th e y m ay not iir w if ’ yt' CnunaCI fe r N e w Y o rk , In owposing a B eprente t > i « r t review , ■aid th a t alth o u g h th e nlw ervan re t>T Bunrfav was n f re lig io n * o rig in a g e n eral d a y o f rest a iu l.r e c r e a ­ fro n t It n o w e ii it s as " a c iv il In s titu ­ tio n w ith o u t in te rfe re n c e tio n a C h rln r th e • pu b lic need fo r m m m orel al s r U v Ity ." Korean War Vi K ,|a . III M / / / / U I H N . 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A n d r e m e m b e r . .. y o u r d o l la r b u y t m e re e le c t r ic s e rv ic e t h a n »; 4 1 4 i w « t r y « t * * § • * l i e f c g g n / i o r y w /a i n j e e r M g r t l III A YOUR IIIC T R IC .......... ‘ r p r in t in g — typlnc W ■■II - - ‘‘ *! M U T U A L IN S U R A N C E F I U B N I W Air Force Victory H . s l l s a m r r a m r « a » tre e ) M e * an d 0.1 w ere dam aged - a l l In a ir ro n rlia l. In th e g re a te *t Jet Im ttle In h is to ry T h u rs d a y the Red» lo s t ! tl of th e ir sleek swept h ic k w in g io hThey sent t» M I G If . * ■gainst H2 I I 29< Im nrhlng a h rtd ff ‘ spanning th e V a in R iv e r. T h e H u p e rfo rls w ere ru r n r le d hv IMt F B I T h u n d e rJ tU and S ab re Jel*. In 2fi m in u te * 82 Red le la had Iwen l i l a a l H nut n f the skies. T h e rest f lr d tn th e ir M q n rh u rla n s s iy tu a ryf . T w o It » • w ere shot d o w n , l>Ut thiv b om bing m ission w a * com pleiad. N o A m e r jn m J *U 'w e re In s t, T lie a i r s rg r In K(e01r r s h a s been fn nu g fit fi. in ... tw ___o .p er .ris „ .. itte d th e N o r th T h e R e d e* fir firss t p ltli K o rrer aa n A i r .FForce e r r e a*|______ g a in s t I_f . N . w a rrn la n e t. W H M n tw o o r th re e ska | l w a s rits lre v e d . About M x n it fo u r m onths la t e r tb v Reds s e n t th e ir Jets In to a c tio n . eds set T h e f i n d w e re sighted N ov, T h e f ir s t J c l- t o - k t a ir b o ttle In h is to ry w a s fo u g h t N o v . 8 . F o u r F-HOs took on fo u r S oviet M IG * . O n e M IG w as shot dow n . The o th e rs d e fie d hack across th e Y a lu . T lie C o m m u n is ts use h i t and run t a r lie s . F ro m h ig h a ltitu d e * nn th e M a n c h u ria n a id * o f th e Y a lu , th e y tpeke one sw eeping dive o n U . 8 . p la n e * and th e n dash bark to t h e ir m a c tu a ry . A m e r ic a n p la n e * h a v e o r d e r * not to r h a a * { R M IG s in to M a n ­ c h u ria , P re s id e n t T ru m a n oak) “ I f w e " t / / ' ' / AM / ( / f)r. Reno f o r t s h lf , c ts j to ru n h o m e * .. .e n r r * le lt u r e ... i* \ \ n w \ \ B IA 1 II NO W I B IST T IM t O ff T H E V I A * IN ffiM w M I10RIBA KOWIB A IU K T CBMFARV M* JAME8 GUT AGENCY ■• ! ~ , 1’ ’ l .* •• _______ •' r j- TV - 1 .1. r T ■.r -.j �- In U n ity T b *i» I f <*?sngth— feralo fflcp T o P r a i i d t U f n c i of lb * W o t Id ; T o P r e a o t r the P rogress o f A m e ric a T o P ro d • < * PioepefrRy | t » S a n fo rd . AN VOLUME XXXXII EaUbllahed 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T SANFORD. FLORIDA D A IL Y TH E W EATHER G e n e ra li) fa b u a ltti iro n jrtJ M i I l> (la u d ) south purtiw ii th ro u g h t V n l li r u l* ) , a*'* • K ill In < il s h o w e rs lo w er r j » l n u < l and K i* n V III H r cooler n o rth uu] c e n tra l p u rl lu ll* tonic lit. NEW SPAPER TU E S D A Y A P R ; 17. 1951 A n iM K in tc d H I ’ rctes l.e m s e d W ir e No. |fi« ) State Senate Asks Hawaii Stages Republicans Demand Special Probe For Resignations Huge Welcome For MacArthur Of United States Far Ea:*t Policy; X)f Wildlife Board General Leaves For a h * j u ;. Reds Massed Near BigHwachonDam m easure h ln r a H. Il n u . r passage fo llo w e d lo o d a ) , of rn m p lrs p a rlla m w rta ry m a n ru s rrln g . O pponents o f Ih r b ill o ffere d a m e n d m e n t a fte r A am endm ent, moot of w hich « c r r beaten dow n. T A L L A IL A S S E E . A p r. I 7 - < / 1 * i — D ie F lo rid a S rn a lr today adopt* rd by a v o ir a 2 0 -1 8 v o ir « revolu­ tion callin g on n tfm L er* o l ih r S late C a m r and W ild life C o m m ittm n to irtig n . T h e revolution, by S en ato r B ra e * Inn o f C r n lv ir w , fo llo w ed a £ /iln lr r in g attack on ih r com m itvion by an in terim Senate com m ittee which p m h rd the commission's a r liv ilir * . S en ate Previdenl S turgis fe ll ih r iiH lru m to level a sharp a tta c k on the com m iw io n. charging il " h a t hern unable to accom plish one good th in g fo r" conservation in F lo rid a. f H e said the com nuation lias hern in one scrap a ftd r an o th e r and each com m issioner was try in g to underm ine each o & e r. H e term ed (he commission's operations a "m a tte r o f sham e" and c a lle d on ih r S en ate : " L e t’s get this house ** PAD. I S ea a to r B ayn ard o f S (. P eters­ burg opposed (he resolution, sayf i n « il w i t . the coftatihttiooal d u ty wol the C a m n o n to rem ove S ta te o ffic ia l* g u ilty n f m alfeasance and m isfeasance. S en ato r Johns o f S t i l k r also opposed the m ove. u p in g i f the ( asie4 O a rtf Tsv| Smith To Preside Over Hearing On T erm in al Bonds C irc u it Ju d g e i i . A S m ith w ill ptvslde to m o rro w m a ttin g a t 10:00 o'clock a t a h earin g a t th e C o u rt I ton In re g a rd la the C ity 's motlon to s trik e the answ er o f ta x p a ver* w ho several w eek* ng-» nrole s ttd th e valid atio n C( th a dork and te rm in a l Fonda a m o u n tin g to 1-150,000 w hich thd C ity had pro* m p o ard to issue. w T h e m otion to s trik e the ans w e r w a * file d In leehnlf a f th e C ity b y a tto rn e y . A . K. S hlnho laer and tv. W . S iie n re r, F n .1 It . W ilson, fo rm e r e lty a t ­ to rn ey, and D . C . H u ll, D c L a n d , w ill represent the pro teetfn g ta x payers w ho Include R a n d a ll Chase, \V . C . IIU I, W . A . u f f i e r . t-re S am uel, F . It. A s h d o w t, R . T . H u m p h re y , J. I I . F -itrld g e , M a i. culm C. M a r N e lll, W , W . C . S m ith , m V iv ia n S p e a r, F ra n k I - W o o d ru ff. T l r „ R . A . N e w m a n , Ir a C . S outh w a rd , 11. L H a rp er, r. E . K. S hipp, R . I . H a g- a n ,• ,Sydn » S W O . C hase and E . C . S m ith , J r. In th is proceeding tha C ity firs t file d its p etitio n to h a v * th e ‘bonds declared v a lid , A fta r th a oppon­ ents f ilr d th e ir answ er, th e C ity mo veil to s trik e this answ er. T h s m a tte r o f th * bend issue has I wen under active co n s id e ra ­ tion hy th e C ity fo r several years, mMr. S hlnho lser pointed out to d ay. 9 In HMD the L e g is la tu re passed en ab lin g le g islatio n f o r th e 'port te rm in a l, a n d thn C ity C o m m is ­ sion, a f t e r m ore th h a a y e a r o f a d d itio n al con-ld erattpn and in ­ v e s tig a tio n , adopted a res o lu tio n p rovidin g fo r the issue o f the hands w h ich a re now In vo lved In th is s u it. First Auction Held I By Farmers Market ts a n , w a i scheduled to la k e o il Arthur, to d a y d e v la ird A lia m ill Iro m H o n o lu lu in te rn a tio n a l air buy |io |ic ic t advocated by tbe de­ p o rt a t 9 : 3 0 A . M . ( 2 : 3 0 I*. M . puted com m an der would " je o p a r­ E S I ) r m o u tr to S an I ra n c iic o and dize w o ild jie a c e ." W a .lu n g lo n , B radley w as the lin t o f th e T h r B ataan th o u Id Rtrive Ssn M ut-ke *>■ M S . m i ) O li-L m ove homecoming G rn e is l’i live-star n ir n t* fo r s big lie d u ffe n .iv e. F ra n c n rn In te rn a tio n a l A it|>ott b to lh e n in ra n k to i|w a k out pubOn the w r s lr r n fro n t, \ l l i r d a lio u l 8 P . M . ( I t p . M „ E S T ) . I k l> a g a in il tbe theury of c a rryin g tro o p . M ire d a foothold on the A ll r r an o v rrn ig lil m l in S ap la .I < rm a iu iitg heights .n o th thr w s i to C h in a u n c r B rn id e n t I la n r iK o and lu ir f c r ir t n o n ir i o f ih r rubbled r i t ) of Ih o rw n n . H um an d iir n u ir d M s r A ith u i last I h i. i . o nr o f Ih r Ib r r e m s |o r t ild e W e d n esd ay( m o rn in g , M a c * week. B ra d le y did not m ention l> *-e . 17 m llrs north of the A rth u r w ill d r|ta rt fo r W a ih in g lo n M a c A rtfiu r'i nam e. O n Ih r u e s tr r n fro n t. A llied and h ii apgtesranrr T h u rs d a y b rta n k and in fa n tr y b illr r e d I j i i y e a r’ * t|uu k U nited N ations fo r r a jo in t session o f C o n g r r ii. lin t. s u a rd ln g Ih r road to K u m h w a , a lu s tlo n of th r re n T h e fiv e -s ta r f ir n r r a l un<l hero action in K o re a . B rad lry declared, t r a l fio n t. He I » ren C horw on o f th re e w a rs got n fo re ta s te here may have stayed the K rem lin's and K u a th w a a b a ttle rs e rd y e s te rd a y o f the applause hut imrn- In n tl s> it w s i about to p ie rip ila tc fur Ih r hues tlw a rh o n dam . o f th e a c rim o n y th a t a w a its him W orld W a r three. in W a s h in g to n . B ra d lry roundly backed the T O K Y O . A p r T i ? < /P )— A llie d F o r tw o hours H a w a ii’s p o ly g lo t P tr tid r n l’s stand against M a c po p u latio n lin in g u W -m ile route Ito o tn np|ieci in to Cum m unul M a c A r th o r . his w ife , A ith u i's ideas and defended the fo rm on K o t r a ’i r a i l c r n lt s l , heeled Jean, am i th e ir son, A r th u r , IS . A dm inistratio n's policy of lim itin g fro n t to d a y in th e s w e llin g b a ttle T h e *|H>nlaneous o u tb u rs t o f the w at in K o re a . As c h aiim an o f fo r the h u g e H w a c h o n d a m . a r r la lm — a t th is s ta rtin g point o f The R eds’ m an -m ad e im o k e th e F a e lfir w a r w hich M u r A ith u i the Joint C h iefs o f S ta ff, B rad ley fo u g h t fro m beg in n in g to e m |— has a la rg r p a il in policy m aking. K ir e n began to lift la te T u r id s y presaged p a g e a n try and public In a speech prepared for d ea fterno on. U n ite d N a tio n * w a r* ■ Irinonatralions planne.1 fo r h im in planet roared in to a rtio n w ith Kan F ra n riio fl, W a s h in g to n ano lu r r y to the national association of iad io a n d television broadcastje llie d gatoline b o m b i. ro e k rti and N ew Y o rk . H ut th e re waa no note o f the cis. B radley also ile rla rrd : m at I fc rg u n i. a n ta g o n is m th a t has sp lit A m t-riru 1. T h e K orrstn w s r, under p r * O n the ground A llie d in fa n try ­ and the n on-C om m un lst w o rld o v r r sent ro n d iU o ris, m ay he heeastd his view s, lie u rg e d th a t th e A llie * Inw ard a s ta le m a te , hut it can be men b a llc re d the R e d * w ith a r t il­ should bom b C hinest C o m m u n is t brought to an tim m ruble conclu­ lery and rifle Lire. bases in M a n c h u ria and u *e C h in sion. Thousands o f eorabat - re a d y e *e N a tio n a lis t troops a g a in s t th r 2. T h e U n ite d H u la * w ill n o t C om m unist s o ld ie r* w e re massed Reds to ead th e K o re a n w a r. wage a p re v e n tiv e wmr. in th e h ills n o rth o f th e . d a m . 1. T h e one price th e U . 8 . w ill M a e A rth u r'a H a w a iia n w elcom e, T h e A llie d s t t a r k wgs aim ed to not i<ay fo * (trace Is a| keep th em .g ff-faulaJiee a m i I-lock ' tb e R eg* th e ir lo ng-expected sp rin g o f­ wgs shorn o f p a r ti* a n * h lp ; it was o f a ir tmsea in M an ch u ria to d ate fe n d **. th e m v la im 1 g iv e n a m m iu t-rin g R ig id new censorship r e n d s - hero. lio n * issued by l.t . (ie n e ra l M a t­ b. A rtio n ag ain st aggression in M a t A r th u r m ille d and w aved in thew U. V ld g w a y . net* A llie d response to th e shouts o f th e Korea u p .e t CommuaTst p la n , in suprem e com m a n d e r, Im nnrd u ll crow ds. H e shook a c h ild ’, hand, A *ia , at least te m p o ra rily prevent leferetiees to th e exact sire and lie t h iitte d w ith an e x -s o ld ie r who ing Red m oves in IndoehlnS and tier hap* save T h a ila n d and F o rlo ra lin n o f C hinese and Red hinl fought w ith him on H a in a n . K o re a n fo rce*, H e t h u rtle d as a f a t, ha r e -fo o t, mu* a. 8. A n y a t lr m p l la settle Ih r (In the w e s te rn fro n t U n ite d ed w om an danced a hu la w h e n h i. world rria la hy nn u ltim a tu m N a tio n s troops m a in ta in e d th e ir g re e n sedan ta ile d bv. p rrs s u ie south o f C horw on. T h r H e r re e l veil a n h o n o ra ry d rg re s to w n , 17 m iles n o rth o f the lo r - o f • to r o f law a fro m th e U n i­ d e r, was d estro yed by n rtli ry v e rs ity o f H a w a ii In an a m p h ianti a i r a k ta ik a e a rlie r In i* tee. r ja m m e d w ith 8,000 pt-opli m onth. I t ia s till an im p o rta n t I H e heard th e u n iv e .a ltv president < r « * H * M ) o s ra w s T s * l • e r la . ir him ” on« o f th e g re a te s t A m e ric a n s o f a ll tim e s ." il stooped at P u n rh lm w l, a nao '. s i i s s i s p « r a g s t » . i s r t'a & s f f i mssui tt A S IM N U T U N . f W A S I IIN G T O N , L O N D O N , A p r. 17— — R u t i i a to ld the w o rld last night th e h a t f in it hr d her te e o n d fiv e y e a r p la n nine moo i h i ahead o f tc h rd u le T h e b o ttle d lo p p in g her p re w a r iw oduction by 73 per cen t, instead o l the 4 6 p e r cent she aim ed fo r. T h e S a n fo rd la tha major fiddt. twwsvei. her production still fell far ihort M a rk e t opened of th* Untied States. ♦----------------------------------------sale o f th e season . T h a a a n o u n e e m ra t, b y M oeeow p ro d u rtio n . E a r lie r e s tim a te * bidding w as set ire , ra d io , tn u a p e ttd get i t gains In ] ftro m th e W e s t a ttr ib u te d to thu A nderson, m a rk e t m a n a g e r. " th e ‘ m oat im p o rta n t t a a k i o f .lo ' v ic ts 277 m illio n b a rre ls la s t F ra n k O r e s o li, w ith B o hags th a p ilin'*—drat a d m itte d s h o rt* y e a r as com pared w ith an o f rab h ag s, was the f ir s t g ro w e r ro m la g * In o th e r fir ld a o f nn». A m e ric a n I <973.000,000 b a r r e l* . to e n te r the auction M ock. T h is d c T ltm , C oal - 8 7 p e r c e n t m o re mines! lot o f cabbage waa said h y V e n t A s tiaual, th e S oviet announce­ th a n In IM O - '-e llg M ly above th e S la te r, au ctio n eer, to C hase and m ent g a r * no fig u r e * on p r o ­ p la t.'* qu o ta. T h e W e s t e s tim a te ! C o * th e highest bidder. d u ctio n, h u t d e a lt r p ly In p a ­ r.u a a 'a la s t y e a r produced 2 9 0 ,| Runner C a rte r w aa th e fir s t ren tag es. I t com pared ItS O w ith uOOJWO tons o f co al— th e U . S. g ro w er to reach th e . b la c k , a t IM 0 . 548,ooopoo to n *. the anew . ; sue H an e { th e d a y TbOfRuaalturs tald: E le c tric p ow er— U p t T j i a r c e n t, r ta r ttn g a t 4 :00 n i t t i a n d o fb e a tin g th a g o a l a d . T h a W a a : fa ra d f a r sale a « g g g m » • i ra d e s tim a te s H a u t e t a d r e a r pr duead \ Ho w a ttta . T h a U n ite d M a i d d r iv e d o 2M.OOO -uOO-OOft. T fa iK e e e w c le a rs '.he w a p a fo u rth fiv e P ro m la r V . M, fl 17 tA *) T h e y p ro m p tly ran in lu D em oerotic o p |H )iilio n S enator R u>srll ( l ) ( , a ) to ld (!ir Senate t h r A im ­ ed S e iv ir e * C o rn m ittrr. w h ich lie heads, an d the Senate f n ir ig n R elatio n s C om m ittee ate a lira d y m o ving i oi tit K to m a lr an iu rju ity into fo re ig n and m ilita ry ixilicy lie said I lie-V would to v e i the same groun d. 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Apt 17 u» ra a * G o .r iii m r n l p in e c iin tio l n lliU .ils r l r a i r d d ir stay to d a y fo i w lodes,lic it m il t r t . i i i r t i tn .ip plv (o l re d in g |o n e o i, m i n in ’!, In e h lfte ry , w as f la d n d to a il stations soon a fle t the Af f t a - i „ - - t le v e l, 11veil u n d e t It.lte I,ill foiled to s u rfa c e ns s rh r tilth 1 t i.u lr laws tills u io m illg . H ie I l f (ic e ..f 1F t trv S ta litlix D ' The A f f i a v w ent in to to i •Il vw If.-11 I I I P S I I - - U . . I nn «•file r |t«’i alioLit Jli m iles soutli o f tin U l.t n u ttin g s e lle r , to ri’hk fir In * Mo f W ig h t aro u n d 8 P. ' I i.n .i in f u n d e r r e r tn in i •■ m illInn*. T ile P. M . F :S T ( M onday. She WRk u iile l I* e ffe c tiv e \l» t 21 due tn rs-appear nU m t 'JU t n i l r . F o r ty -fiv e s ta le * ill id th e h i* •o iitiira s t o f the s ta rtin g point t i n t o f C ol u in I on h n u fa ir tra d e This is a s m a ll rap e ju tt in g pit - n e t* w liir h p r im it m a n u fa c tu re rs the C h an n el near D rv n n p m t i,m l ir t a lle r s In o g r e , on m in im u m w h irl, is n o u rlv Hat „ , i|,s west ! pi ii e * fn r sin -e lf . l i t ins. n f h ire . i i l 'S m id l l i i t n nm i th e genS ubm arines o f the A f f r a y , la»- e ia l p i lie f l e e r , d I ,n .'ll, sulue carry a u o in ta l crew of rat II ,n te lle r# h a ve • **1111»*: p n e i > w iden n spokesm an fo r the \ilr u ir n lti a le lo w e r th a n fit n in liitu in n 't said the m is s in g subm arin e bad ii) th e S lu li i'n I, | ],1H , at least 78 m en aboard. I he g c n e ia l fr e e r * p ir s e n t * these A n a d m ira lty statem ent said c e d in g * lie ilig rn is e il I'e V lers , The ra ilio code si«u al *'8u li nm *h" w hich a le rts th e Ito tn l avy's s u b m a r in e ie » e u e inn Two) Capital Outlay Bill l< > a lln „ * a t Ih Proposed By Boyle i s* a* • C a r* T»»| r H a a lta e r U • i o„ • r ,,, Tna| r\r att Denies ravoriug Invasion (J( Chinese Mainland By IJ. S. Forces W A S H IN G T O N . A p r. 17 (AM Senator l ilt ( It - O h io ) salt! u x la y lie doc* not favor a f u ll- ,ra le invasion of C hina b y U S, troop*. , A r M le m c n t iit u r d b y lil t o f f i t r ic f r ip - d tn a ip e r r b I a lt m ade A p r. 12 b e fo re t h * Y a le E n K in e rn n g A s to iia lio n in N ew Y o rk . T ire • h d e m e .il s a id : " I h r A s s o c ia te d P ie ts p u l a le ad <>n this ip e r r b w lr n h g iv e ; a r o m p le tr ly e r r o r vous im p r e s s io n a o f w h a t h e t T a f t ) said T h e le a d a g g re s s iv e wur n g n in M Com in u n ir t C hina, a c o m p le te ly Ini was as fo llo w s : ’• ’S en a to r T a f t , R epuliliean o f Ohio, says p re v e n tio n of a th m t w orld c o n flic t cannot now I m* nrm rnpltshed w ith o u t an aggressive w a r ag ain st C om m unist C h in a ." ’ ‘‘T h U gives th e Im pression th a t he advocated a f u ll seal, in v a ­ sion of C h in a h y the A m e ric a n A rm y , w hich ia d ire c tly c o n tra ­ dicted by (h a words o f th e speech. "P resid en t T ru m a n had claim ed th a t the ag g re a s ltrr w a r a g a in ** K orea w aa ju s tifie d a t a m ean* ■>f p re v e n tin g W o rld W a r I I I . S enator T a f t m e re ly pointed nut th a t th l* w h o le fu e lin c a tlo n fo r the w a r h id fa ile d , because the ta m e p rin c ip le req u ired a s im ilar l s'—•<I I Mt, * 0 III I’ s s r Tsoi Two T w o p e rs o n s w e re in jo te d n t •‘•■18 o V Io c k la st n ig h t in a n a u to ­ in llls ln n al S et'o lli! and I I I I A v e n u e , w in . Ii n- u n lin g to p o lic e C h ie f R o t i . W illia m s , w a * th e d ire c t re s u lt o f no a u n tn o d d le r a c e h e tw e e n tw o v n u lh t •*oing w e s t on Second S ir re t i,t in g li -p e e d . i nf* im u r r t i w e t* R le t t n r l M n ! h li'tiv . 17 v e flr Iilit h ig h - .lin o ! «tu > irn t o f no: P 'i-r S iin n d S l r r i 'l it ltd %| i » f K W a t k in * . •aju t ii) thi* if a d e , tn u k a t Ft ii! 111l S i* •**" 1 Mtlif 1 M lllr l V V en u e. Bf i*w j*t t M n t h lt'ii t i* - t i l l m iftite d ut F it nntd 1 n u g h ln n \| e * trin iin l H o tn itn l m I i -io he in k e u in n l l r i i o i n a n i'm liiiii ■- fo i lo w in g t h e w re c k , lie - o f f e r , -d a c o n c u s s io n a n d x -r o v u < -t.- lu - in ta k e n to d a y In d e te rm in e ■ po | . M e f r a c t u r e n f th e h e ed M e t, W a tk in s w as g iv e n f i, - » a id f o r h r tils e * a n d w as te te a ti-d fr n m th e h o s p ita l. I'ld ic i* C h ln f W illia m -ta te d th is m o r n in g th a t a n -u rd ilig to w itn r * ,s e * w h ir *aw th e io'rliten*-. vn u n g M a th le u x , d r iv in g a 11)89 I ’n* d S iil a n . arid ta m ,-- I*. It? in e , 17, o f I till W o r t N in th ,dtn-. r « ,-r e r c r ln g s id e b v aid e. T h e h it t e r w u * d r iv in g h t 'r tti F u r l S k id m a r k s In d ic a te d t h a t th e y a p p jir d t h e i r h i a k r , a , t h e , a p ­ p ro a c h e d th e in te r s e c tio n . «a u l C h ie f W illia m s A t t h i* tu n e M r * . W a tk in s , d r iv in g a 1919 II •( in v e r t t id e , was d r iv in g n o r th o n I j i u r e ) iin d ii c n llis io ii w r ili v iiu id t M a t l iie u x ' c a r re s u lt rd . I*> lln t i r 's ir ir e s c a p e d the c o lli - rort D a m n g e to th e H oick w a - • tim a te d at |5fd ) and ><• th e Km I Hi ( 1 5 0 ('A id R o y T d t ii and P a ­ tr o lm a n J- T . H ic k s o n in v e s tig a te d t,1’ i m o b ile h* " on ,h r w o ' 1 agitators. T h e tiitlu ib a n re ore lin e d at D a n R iver's m a jo r plant tn suburb in tliifls at m idnight. S ta te police lo b l.id te a r gas it was possible tile Itttl'a cum • IP S s a id t i n - - d i l a t i o n r e s u lte d hum lia in to a s w illin g cro w d o f m ander had m ld n te rp ie le d Id * • I; -n il.I* ra s * III v in ln lh ill n f ■ plehets to b rin k up the d e n io n s tra - *u f.u Ing Inst m et Ion* Rut a I a n M a d e r u i d f n i t in i d l o i s , tile tio n . A n o u tb u rs t of pistol f l r o spokesman added that the -ivs ig e iie y -iiid , th e tn a m ifa r liire r r r iu lt e il in th e slight w m in d in g o f rnspecls serious trnuide. 1 n n n m in c c d a p e w r u n ir a d e p iie e a a t r lk r r . W o rk e r* on the H A . M . T h e U .H , d s t'r u y e r s K l.U o n Im t p e im itle d d l- t t ib u t to lit * * s h ift w ere not d is tu riie-l when th e y a n d P r r r y p u t o u t fr o m Vt'ey, jh i-o n f u m ik td n v e n to in b a n d entered th e p la n t today, m o ’i l ii tn jn in the hunt T h e A d rd th e old p i i, • B a s il D . B lo n d e r , V ice p re s ld -'it in n a lt y q u ic k lv a r .e p te d t Dot, T h g e n e ra l f . i e r e pr v id e * th a ! o f the c o rp o ra tio n , in n f<>- no I o f f - r n f h e lp . a s e lle r’s c e ilin g i * th e h ig h est s ta te m e n t said the T e x tile W o r t N y ,',' d iv e r * w e re flnvsti to th , p r iie lie r h a ip i-d -In u- th e l* i- , ll'a a t la a e g H u ia e ll r n i-v il h it o h js e tin n * im m e d ia te ly a f t e r S e n a to r F e rs r ti.o n l R - M ic h ) in tro ilu e e d a t e .id u t ip n fo r n s p e c ia l S P n a te .H o u s e ,o tn m ltt e e . T h is M e * had i e c e iv ta l fn r m n i e n d o rs e m e n t fro m th e Vre lninn»d M r»egulation nPer- . 4l r «, r ('oMision. New R mils Rises T o Con- At 2nd And L a itm 17 ( /P i I lie R fival N.IVV P O R IS M O f H H E n g la n d . A |u sgiuna'ine A f f o v w ith tl b a *t 7 ’> men ilm a is l van n lied w ill,n u t i Il M e today a I Is-1 <s lest d ive h i the I tu ln h C h an n el. ■ allu d in g I n n A tn e iir .iu ill H r lli'O p Ir r t , a i l p l t l i r l i m l ship I t i i y e ti began le.trcliinit a t e t ib o i n 7 1 m i lr t Im ig an d 2 1 m ttn wide alo ng th e South Chnnni-t England fo r th e t .'u li in e w hich (ins S rb n o i p p n ra tu - nlld esrap T A L L A H A S S E E . Apr l i — f t -—le g is la tio n tn allow ru u n ties to set aside funds in th e ir a tu iu ^ . laid g e t* fn r c a p ita l o u tlay w a * npiiusrd y ra te rd a y . I t w as in trn d u re d in Ih r H ouse hy R e p re s e n ta tiv e W oodrow M M e lv in o f S a n ta llo»a C o u n ty , on r r t |u r it o f the ru u n ties, and hy S en ato r L lo y d F. H oyle of S an fo rd In th e Senate. M e lv in aald I I w ould t r " v e r y h w n e fk ia l to sm all count lea.” It w ould a llo w them tn set asid e im a ll sums e a rh y ear u n til th e y Had piled up enough to b j y e r r ta in equipm ent th ey m ig h t need, but W hich, i f put in to the b u d g et o f o n * y e a r, w ould take a b ig p o rtio n o f ro n n ty funds. Ila g ave road b u ild in g m ach in ery a * an e x a m p le n f th is heavy e q u ip m tiit . T h e re serve fo r cap ital o u tla y could not exreed 20 per r e n t o f th e b udg et in a given y e a r. R eT im M aiP a Q u b a t H< H a ly C ro a t se rv e * f o r c o n tin g e a c le t could not • t r e e d ( 0 p e r cent. K gUe a fa l C h u rc h w iR m a awi a t T h e b ill etatee th a t IFe " f o r t h r Pariah H o u se a t 6:10 o’clock T h a ra 4 a y n ig h t. A F . W h ltn e r, purpose o f p ro m o tin g econom y nresident, ann o u r red to d ay. T h e an d r f fir le n c y in th r fin a n c ia l R e t. H . L 7Jm t te rra in w ill tv* o p eratio n s o f th e county g o v e rn the p rin c ip a l a p ta k a r. ___ cum Apt I soIn y. Condition Of Howie ,eJ:.^ :.;,p;8.i!untno,;,0,r .r a i A g itato rs Arc Blam ed Described A h Fair Legion F a ir A s*ociatln n at a *nc F o r Riot O utside ria l m eetin g fo ll.iw ln g the reg u lar Russia Reports 73% Production Increase In 2nd Five-Year-Plan * i r p r e t e n l a l i n n lo t th e n p a r t y , to ­ d a y p r o p o s e d c i r a l u m -•! t s |te i u l 2 - l- m e r i i i i e r . S e n a l e - l l o u . r ,. o n i i i i i l te e 11* I n s r s t i g a lr | n I .i.tr in R e E le c t e d H c a d O f “ M , 1 * ... Legion Fair Group Worker Wounded •< 8^ k n ^ c V Und ld ate* w e re adin it led la |uis t m em bership: H ichard T . K. W a lk e r, A .C .L em pluyee, R a n d a ll W . Ila rn ra , also of the A .C .L . and W illia m M . H oag. M r. G a llo w a y reported th a t rer r ip t* nf th e le g io n sponsored Krminub- C o u n ty P a ir had (m-c ii favorable, a n d thankerl t h : * e Who hail assisted in th r program - The rlirertora w e re told to go ahead w ith p la n * fu r th e ID52 fa ir. C apt. K a r lr T . tru c k s staled th a t thp D e p a rtm e n t C onvention in Tam pa w ill (re the h l g f r t t In th r history o f F lo rid a , r r p lr t r w ith Iw au ly qu een *, drum and bugle corps. H r u rg ed as m any m em ber* as poasilrle to h e a r N a tio n a l Com ifiandcr E r ie C ocke te ll o f h i* r e ­ b u ff hy P res id en t T ru m a n !n a ta lk Sunday m o rn in g a t 10:10 o’clock at th e T a m p a A rm o ry. A d ju ta n t J a m e s S in g le ta ry a n ­ nounces! th a t th e fo llo w in g dele­ gatee w ill re p re s e n t the n o *t: Kat lyle Ilo u s h o ld e r, J . Q. G a llo ­ w ay, Joel F ie ld . Jam ee S in g le ta ry , K A. K o n fu rto n , D enver C ordell and C hester M ille r . A lle rn a te e a t the convention w ill be John P ierson, Georgo M a y b u rry. John T . R ra d r, I>. £ W h ld den. F ra n k T a k a e h , Judge D ouglas Stenstrsim a n d Jam es P \ B enton. I.ie u t. D a v id R em ley o f the C iv il A ir P a tro l w aa w elcom rd as a m ember and he pointed out the need o f new m em b er* hy th< C .A .P . I f it i* to re ta in Ita squad, ron r a tin g h y keeping It * a c t lv m em bership up to 51. H e asked ineratlon o f tha poet tn ohserving A rm e d F o rte * D a y on M a y T, and w ith John Pierson and E . A . M o a fo rto n w u nam ed na a to p laa a p ro g ram . 17 5 e . . a t r R r p u b b c a n i . a s k in g , , , u a l "Slim” Galloway Is |_ T e _ t i , e P K tp r i n ...... I m i n t r r f r r r **t|h f*r*irr.*l h«Hi< E Li M u r Vi fh n r'w d i i » 5pCriSJjloyalNavjiSubmarine “Affray” Is iWay Cleared For session n f P ost 51 last n ig h t nt the le g io n It u l. D enver C o rd e ll, rom m an dcrelect o f th e post, was elected vice president o f th e Association. K a r . lyle llo u s h fllile r, who presided, was re rlerte .1 secretary and John '• r r i l r r t |iia n *i in a d itm a n H ir \ m i't ir .tn "tk i f l t tif rip«« « |ia |ir r ii li li ir g I Ittir *«(i % Mi n rtli*r tisil m S g & m * Violence E r u p t s | J A C K S O N V IL L E , A p r. 1 7 - U P l — A i'r n d a n ta said to d a y th e con illlio n o f Janies R . H o w ie , 2 7y e a r-o ld guides! m issile l>asu tee h n ic ia n shot in the head as th e a fte r m a th o f m g a y W eekend p a r ty , w as f a ir , IVdice said llo w le w aa w ounded by D r , H a n * Blrm aasr, B re v a rd r o u n ly health d ire c to r, w h e n he found llo w le In bed w ith M rs . S tr a s .e r . who w as slain bv her husband when he m ade th e d is ­ covery. D r. S lr a ts e r i * b e ln c held w ith ­ out c h a rg e in th e B re v a rd r o u n ly ta il. T h e shooting took p la re in T i ­ tu s v ille m id w a y d o w n the F lo r ­ ida A tla n tic r o a it. D r . S tra s s e r aald he had p ra c ­ ticed m edicine In R ano, N r v .. fo r fiv e years am i th a t he o b tain ed a divorce th e re fro m h i* firs t w ife w ho now liv e * In M o u n t C la ir , N . J . Ila also re m a rrie d in Reno. — S enate Banking G roup O r d e r s Investiga­ tion Of Influence O ver Loan A gency Pilot Club Officers ^iret” rT#M,t,u Nt?wb'’p M eniU -rv ot th e S an fo rd L io n ; C lu li today m ade plans fo r p a rtlc ip a u o n in th e th ra e d av ro t • vent Ion o f F lo rid a l.iona C lubs w hich open* M a y 2 0 In Jackson, v ilte . A p p ro v a l w aa g iv e n to a p ro ­ posal th a t w ould restnra com t ltiv a biddin g am ong com m u n­ es d esiring to hold th e a ta te convention. T h e m easure, aaisl K in g L io n H a r r y Robson, ia ueslgnad to replace the system o f ro ta tio n now used. A m easure p ro |m *in 2 to assess each tnem lM t a y e a rly sum in o rd e r to pro m o te h a v in g a Lions In te rn a tio n a l C o nvention in F lo r ­ ida was d efeated . It w as p o in t*.! out hy m em bers th a t w ith the e x ­ ception o f M ia m i, no F lo rid a c ity la ta rg e rn m ig h to have a u rh a 'a rg e convention. D elegates t~ th e s ta te conven­ tio n w ill be H r n t y W itte , H a r r y Hohaon and K a r r is Folds. J . H s m iH o n Itistiee w as apiH tinted attend anee c h a irm a n bim ! J a m e s , liu iw u n , J r „ d ire c to r o f p u b lic ity .’ • n ,T e- M) O I.P .N C L E M E N T S T O K V O , A p r, 17— i/T )— A llie d for r e * plow ed deeper in to N o rth K a r r a to d s ), m a in ts in in g relentless p ressure on th re e rn rm ) h uiidu p a re a * w here Lions Make* Finns For Convention ratpav Bradley Raps MacArth U nited S tates And ' Arirtnagg T o J o i n t ! O f R a r ith itin o A n d ** * B 6 0 . i O F C fS f i l l C o n g r e s s Session ' u iid iiic iu i C o n d u c t: General E ndangered I n e f f i c i e n c y Hit H O N O L U L U . A p r. 1 7— ( d b W orld Peace W ith G r n r i.il M a c A it h u r le ave s th A T A I . L A I I A 8 8 B K A o r. 17— llo w r r -s c r n le d h o s p ita lity o f H a ­ Plan T o H it China. bP>— T h e House today passed w a ii to d a y o n tin it e m m in io n to 5 * In U Ih r Dowds b ill In B radley M aintains p rn « id r fu r S ta le re g u la tio n ut M enacing Chinese Re- challenge m Connie,. the viewi oi pi h a i r H e e lric pow er ra m * w ho file d hint o v ri C H IC A G O . Apr. 17 ~<7P>— p an ic*. I h r m easure now n o r* inforcem ents P o u r wI harr President |H)licy. lu Ih r S r n a lr oh k b alresdv ie n c r i * X. /rjfcj. ' i M e r t * ?» . t t i e c a i t r k U r • Vo I 'e e k , vi'.vify p la n e , ( lie U a - ii4 t (te n u i v U n r u i tm u y ls i M a c - Commission Accused* p o ta lM r u n d e rta k in g ," Th*- dispatch tu which th e T o ft statem ent re fe rs o l* ■ m inted the S enator a * s a y in g it *cemed ridiculous not tn p e rm it raids anil invasion of C om m unist C hinn by N a tio n a lis t troops on the m a in ­ land. and adding: "F ro m a m o ral standpoint we would be w h o lly ju s tifie d in a com plete invasion o f C hina to punish an u n p ru v o k rd aggressor. Practical consi Jt^atFon*, of course, m ake it im possible and no one has proposed it." T h e r n m n te te t e x t o f T a f t ’s speech, which was appended tn li*-* - l a l e n i c P t to d a y , a t * o was carried on s o m e A P w ire *. th e a r r id e n t. T V I.K H P O S T I’O N F ill T \ ! t . A I I A B S F K . A p r. 17— tiP l — I I , 8 . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 16, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/53c96f04412de8f4c11cf3d87726a6f3.pdf be8bec584efd5456348aa699625f7be9 PDF Text Text r VI TH U H N D A Y Altl\ 1*. 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Wop Hartford lirra lit AN V O LUM E 8 m E s ta b lis h e d 1U08 Amendment Passed Providing R e c a ll *0f Law Offic ers Constitution Chaniff m ■ w ou ld Give ah Pro- T A L L A H A S S E E , A yr. u _ — Ih r Florida Voolalr I ml a ; |>i*.rd 32-1 Ih r-hill In |ir»hlhil ilica I rvnlribiilinn* li> of. >r. iflrrrfom nr Cock holier. S Of 411> lo t U k iu NUalui Alnorr of Sr hr Iof coal Ihr Initr ••lr again*! ih r. jnaonurr, nor of II propoard Scnalr Trlm r and ('o ffW M ii Cumaiillrr. T h r meaaare apparently m * M l nf i w l k a r r lhal WllUaaa II. Joka*lM,.of Jacktear file. o n n rr nr four Florida dag raring track*, roolrlbulrd heavily Io (Javeraor Warren'* ranpalgn. nf*n t i ■ 11 Rrp, Ja m n A. Hairy of S a la ­ mi*, former Pirudent of thr Rinitling Cirru*. will hrad n »pe- % B o a rd f C d u n t y 1 1aii N a t i o n C o m o s T o A f lr M H h e n tR Iaa Prensa's D efen se Ihienn* Aire*. Apr, 1,1— ltP\— f a T A L L A H A S S E E . Apr. IJ U -.V ) — Countv commlMMM cptihl cuter Narlnir, la*t major Indencnder.t Into agreomenta with tach other, newapatier Jeft in Argentina fol­ carry lia lilllly Inaaranea, ami hire lowing government evntutirialiun nropertv aporslam <under Irgi* of la I'renva, lashed out editorial Iv today at Ihe government ul I#Hon auhmltted voalenlav.* Another hill, offarM oalv in the president Juan O. Feron. Speaking In defrnae of the muaIlooae, would act faaa court clerk* could charge lho*f Inalltullng legal sled la I’renaa, la Nacion said proceeding*. A mwaaunt nrotio*ed the eonrresalonai vets to expro­ In the Senate wonld ial*e circuit priate P rro n V newtpaner eritle court clerks' fre* for recording had no legal l>a*i* hut vva* intende*l “ to prevent the appearance of paper* and attending m u d hill to mi*s Iks .minimum trie newspaper a* an organ nf in* rset rountv commlMlon* could dependent opinion " La Naeion, which PrnmUed 7S 1st without rompetUlvt bidding was also offered only In (he Sen­ day* ago. when la Frenca wa* ate. Il hlksa (he mluimum In nhuttrred, ta carry on a* standard counties having l«*s than tSjhlfl bearer of Independent th iught In population from WOO ta $Bftn m il Argentina, published a atingmg again*! the l*,-ron n IIn Countle* over 33,000 populatlnn, editorial mini*trathn** drastic more. to IIJM 0. Some county m w taakm * have ir*ni***4 oa ran* n * w i S Celery City Make*. itions The Celery City Grill at SIS Magnolia Avenua hat recently hcen renovated and talarrrd to accommodate appreshnalely to mar* ncraona. It was announce I todav by E . E . Walker and son. Leon, w h rw lth their wIv m operate the rutaurant. W Kaw equipment Inrlude* ?S " chair* and 1 . . . ’ IU 1 ore 1 lying to Ko.<-» to ink - command of 1 h.- *th A .m v, Ll. t.vn, Jamr* \nn Find a r m . at to.' IV t gon || 1 ii , m * ol. iiigton for a*hiiltied rmitru i i . .«,lh ll. frii'r S(^ 1 i-mrv tiro ig r l*. Mar •i .ill m i .I iiirmtt* n of thi' Joint t l i i i t . n f Slrtlf. IL* - mi-ct-ilv l.t, tint Matthew It. Hiilgwuy who wn nam til l.y l'ii o.lntt T moan Io trki ihr Supreme Commattd tu thr Fai K»»t fin U rn. I)iiigla« *lgi tithui I.hiI Iwim relieved of all tomniard* l Intel itmnrtl Smindnlmtui _ _ • - Tt»«* m ,tiplartt’s «■’lifhl af thr isM-tlv KinI •/ i fAlU H rfr dNMmffisI und hid to W A S H IN G TO N , Apr 13 ^ / T ) Mud in Kor- , WASH,NGT0 N. Apr. 13 uVi Secretary evi J k J ta s f Marshal) — T V Hntrw *niod firm' tiwliy on ^ Th.* a **. ; » * - ! , WiMkwvtim he "ilrongly recom. „roia,.d io , , double thr aulhonird ilrenglb o| the Marine corp*. lie aim informed thr Senate Aimed Service* Commillrr that ilic joint Chief* nf Staff— which iiiiludn Inp Arm y. Air Force and Naay officer* unanimoudy o|>poted giving ihr Marine* coinmandant a place on the JCS. A Senate Armed Service* »uh. committee opened public hearingapon*orrd by Senator fkiuglaa fl>M•■B^l■■ea oa N * » in th n —------- -------- - r j ■t R o a d s A n d I i r i C I K 't ’ S Committee Named II Jame* Out. prevldenl of the Seminole County ChamU-r nf Commeiep, i«d a r announi r<| the formation of a Road* and IttldgeA Committee, which I* designed to work r|o*elv with the Cuuniy Cnmini**lon in estimating the mad and tiridgr need* nf thg county. It. F. VVh.fler, Jr., Oviedo, will •••rve a* chairman of the new com­ mittee which Include* J . Y. K a r­ ri*. Oviedo; IL T. Oouprr and Henry W ight, Sanford; C. F. Ilrafinrtnn. la k e Marv; Role rt !' Uihilfoid, Altsmentr Spring*, and Rolx-rt Elgin, l/>figwn<Ht, Thii la Ihe fourth new com­ mittee created by ths Chamber of Commerce this w a r, Manager thl Whitney anid. These included the Naval Affair* Com m illrr, Karlyle lloushctder, chairman; Legislative Ci nimittre. fj. W . Spencer, chairman, and Ihr Beautification Com­ mittee headed liy Edmond Stowe. , m o o r i* o i ; »H IK . l o c h military icriice for draftee* Irom lire (ueient 21 month * in 2(i By a vote of 12(1 In fJ), il d'featrd a move by Rrp, Shafer (R M tili) to (la ilt;r ihr pruding di ill lull to make the pit>po*cd exlen*mn 2-1 moritli*. 11m would hair made the length of icn irc the tame a> proposed in the Senalr* aiqiroyed drift lull. Father, Ihe lloti*o lent down an attempt hv .“ rinf.-r to tun tli.a*,ignment of American troop* to any war theater unlea* the com manilrr there ha* full rigid t liomli enemy tourer* of tunnli Shafer *nid *ueh a provLlori wouhl prevent a repetition of It. "MarArthur litualinn," fleoeral Tluiet** (IneAtthm (I M il* * ,; ,1« I'a ir I ’HHII FA It SI B U R E A U Itcull* in experimenting witli fertlllicr aptdieatinn* on the eelrrv f«rm of leu Itutnyr on the we*i aide, will lie the Mibie t nf talk* •ml ili*euc*tor>« at a joint meetlmr r>f the Seminole CountV Farm ll"leau and the Veteran* Agrhol tural T raining C|a»* Tueniav night rr t.-uu o‘ -|ork at the High School Kerin huiltting. Speaker* will I* Dr I'hilliii I. W ntuatr, hoilh ulliirali*t; (Serai.t J. Flip»e, -oil eorirervationitt. ami Homer I (1-tHirn, chairman of Ihe Seminole Countv Soil Contervn linn eervlee Itoaiil of Direetor* K r t r „ J f t T S S -.K tiv 1ti*il fer> m the Mg hat lie near the Vatu It 1vet ll *aht .ew-mt utto . IS S luiinto i • Were ,laul aged hut wi*te ntde to laud nt A tic .f ha-. - to In t rt man *ald nun of Ihe I S (et* in 11.*' rigid 00 damaged or .|n ptlrrycrt. Sltulemevt r *.,iil rhrrt-w .n *'ort pri«takrrlrti-e, irhn e "rln t Ihr IT••*I were planning to atep up Ihtdr ait opera Loos river h -ui 1 . He *.inl -ii in e n re new air *trl|i* were I.. log <r-iapcit out of |f'.iMtlNMra ,,H t*mie I UNO Palm er To Attend Insurance M edina JA C K S O N V I I I . Id. Apr. Ill tSpe- Inll Flovd \ I'ulniri, San fold leprr* ntativi of ihr I'm th'i dud to -e 1 mo ' 1 ’-i - I nek *on ville Agt-m v, will lit ii n.i a rwi. duv toi*me** ntnfeirtH-e at Savan­ nah. (in . I.egirudni’ Vi - Id, ac­ cording to ISeorg-' \V. Carter, th, agjnry'* manage, her,The ronfereni e wilt tiring to­ gether eorntianv executivei and leading *>ile* reprountalive* from Frudentia) nrenrir* tlirooghoiit (Srorgin nn.l Florida to iti*eu«* de­ velopment* offeeting the life In.ornnei- |irofe**lon A|r, Palmer ha* at-o '.e-'n *r Iretcd a* a mem tier nf a «|teri#l Panel whlrli " lit i ndmt di* ii**ton* on *tie*ifie phn<r. of the Inturame l.ii*ine«*. They Were Buddies Then progre**ed la every field through- mil * . out the tgnrM1 _____ ____ "W ar abroad and jiigh-teuton contravemlea at home made 1050 a year which tested to the fulled No. 1(’»7 In ’w Ja p R * 1f u s e d r Tre a ty R y l!. Is S. OWBMB fHi MVT0HC MMDMB on Waka Uland In Uia PactOr un Oct. IS. HiJO, Praatdanl Truman rtiook hand* with Huprom* Commander Doug, la* MacArtbur altar conferring a decor atian. MacArthur, now rvllrvrd of hi* Far Eaatcro romnianda, Ulkad alone with Ihe Chief Executive at Wake on pm ting AMatlc problem*. (Inlernettoael Soundphoto) 9j* Returning 0 f*nn is invited ToCominent On United States Policy In Far Fast •w^Xfcg***.aa», \\ V 'H I V . I O x . Apr M t/V) tieneral Dougl.n MacAilhur to­ day wai milled tu .i|i|>c4i h-liire thr Sen.ile Aimed .’'e m l c> i'omniitirr to gnr hit view* on Vnrit. Board Approves Plan To Instruct d id dren In Swimming «.iu imhue. mthe Fat i ,.t Ihe committee made un nf John I Biumlry wa* iii Idlui *i* •even Democrat, and tiv Rrpuhi,. a meniriei ol thr Coiin'v N h. i I Bii.tid ynleiday, trluwd •ui’r in >n and piHirtpal, of all »rhoob weir iC4|>|Hiiulrd. and 4 ptOiti llil "I imtiiution in 11(101101111; L>, o.-piL wai appimed, ''upl I W I iw Ion announced thu morning. Mi II tutnlry, who wa* .i|>|mull­ ed a memliei ol the School !>.'.im I in f'.,iv remit W.iiien tollowmir Itie lattri 1 acceptance ol tin 1 n ’ii 1 lion of \\ din M liavnri pirien rd III. 1 oiunililHlri to «eive until januaiy. 1935. i b wa. recoyini/fd. iwnill in and miLtllrd .%% .1 mrmhri n( ||ir Imjlit! In trprr«rnt D m I im I N « I I li« (.Ytfirr m »* ilir I.iir I*. A, i I m in­ ify. n|it» lm rn.mv yciin •rikrd (tu im u ii id tfir Co mi IV ( oiulilM ••on. Hu* I*.1n r I D|tprnvrti I hr plan 4tihmitif*i| hy Sttpt Law! un to ttffer AVkimmiftR in*trmtion to **hool pupil*. In i-omplmnrr nilh I ho vafidV education irrogiam id the county ichaol*, Mr*. I* M. (Singh * wa* named a* ln*lructor of the r-ourae. The City Cnnimia•ion haa offcerl the u-e of the immieiput [ h i-. I without charge, raid Mr. I aw loo. W A H H IN itiO N . Apt 1.1— tAh The I ’nileil St*!, tialay turned down „ prnpo-al t>v llritain to Imrnr Chine-i* Cooimimi.t* into tlu ,itx.[,aintinn* for a Jtipnm-*r pee eg yeeirtv. Dr.t; i.Hik. ptipil* a L -B* wle \l tlo tame time the State aide to *wmi, unit who*,- pan nt* Departniert aid *1 it the i' S will give written pei in I**Ion, re .( from linl.iiilv Im-ition on J*«rtiM»n remain* un 1 h-ndrip Ihr i hanged Tld* i* keep the ■- ill fine of nrerdeut, will tie adllliland rieuti alited doi m- Ihe Ko j tel In the •!«**. he nihled. " M ,». tilngle* 111 no 1-xperieOce.t renn figt.lmg arid Irai il* f 111141 I lii.triii-tnr or iwimuong. amt il i> •lain* fin lutlilr deli'rnitnnlion III .101,1 pto|Mi(i*d id duv* ago roil till Iy tint! miy diffii llllv will Mud (ii d Clili a I, luoiirld mlo I-- eitmutderrd." Mi l.nwlon de tlie 1 1 eatv i.egollatino* to ,1 mrni 1 lai ei|. orntiiluiti ihe It*iti-** |Hopo*,il at o Ido It1, Iriiclor of an initial eta-* that the treaty piovide fur the of .tr* lirnmmat SilrH.I pupil* will reiuert of I'ormo n lu Chinn ■lari Tue*dav iilorniiig at !• ttt T lii. wa* interpreted hv <>ff1 oVIock. I’upil* from other *chool* ria l, here a* meaning Ihe IVop will la- admitted io rotation 111 a program agreid upon hy Mr* ing Cornmunlit regime ohi. ii Iti. tain reeognlrea and the C S ,t,.e. < ingle* and primdpat*. The iH.ard will fur nidi loi not •l«- [HI.. I ft UA*|w»rfnti*Mt The American reji n an There wt'l bi­ oo„o...i t„ n.i...,im .oi *.i f |i in «rin'*t f.nir or five 1 la ro n day j.re** into* --I officer fieri 1 tin 1kill.-I in.- I I \l I* . in act .intoi.. • with rto reront IIMill, w hi. lolrl n ni ,v* ennfel oiemlatiim of tb Iruolie.. the fid eru e lowing .o p iivi n-n[HUIil "Th e Unit <1 S im -- iiii.xnir-M il, it 1it tl Hand, general the N el mrinll.t government of ed upervtoor; Mr* \*b i goenle lim Chinn 11 rt'l ha* n<>l mid doe* mil roiitenii.lute iil.ru* - mn* with th. bam, corrective ojn *. h: \lt - (loid-i M ,U 011, vehmil bio* ii iiKinn; M rI'eipmg r.-gime n-eniiliiig (to 1 1 nr l*i ice, Mrivh ; Mr- Aliblred Japan-*'- pea.e etlb-inent. Whave lil-riiiM'd the lieatv with (tie Italwoek, nrt, and Fred C. Mur,, ..nil....... on I'ioo I'nnrl Itepuhti. of Chinn arwl have pro­ vided the Nntlonali.t government N AItlltlM ESI AI'E with a copy nf the draft tirnly. Mi** Itomthv Kumtif, an ern"Tile U. S. ha* vlgorou.lv op. noted the nilnii»*f"0 of the I'eio- ployee nl MrClung’* .lore, otnted he nnrrowlv Ing regime to the I'n itr.l Sutton* Ihl* morning ttial \\V .halt continue to follow Ihnt <,r*|i,'d injure from a la -I travelill* alitolil* ..lie loot night wild.policy." A - for I'm iiiiita. reporter* wen walk in* 1 ,wnr*l to-1 li.niii' on th.’ Lake Me iroe rend near ihe A.C I told"Japan renounced all right, lo 1 rnrk* I Ini’- by jumping quickly to tbr Fiirntii.n at ihe »iitrrt,dei Coiled Stat>, policy Inward Forrnn a re­ olde of the load no the e-lge of a diti ll 'lu - .tie olde te avoid bring main* n, repenlediv daleil the o'llhieak of aggie-,inn in ko tlii, -he .aid, A -mall dog whirl, had ion out to bark ni he wa* hi. rrn ." I'li-viionlv it ha* liern iiiiiiounr- liy Ihe Xai. Tin’ driver did lint |l Oh |*hi»w V'lHktl ‘ top. »*«*■.- General Bradley May Be Asked To Stay On As Head Of Joint Chiefs NEW YORK. Apr. 13—<yp>- Do you find your ntw*pa|iert more interesting these days? And are the new* report* you get aver the radio more informative than formerly) Frank J. S ta n rl, general mantger of the Anociatsd Pre**. note I in hi* annual report today that there lu* lieen liehind-the-Mrne* acti­ vity hy newspaper and radi i* ............. ■ meeting In New York Apr. 23. Lewi* W. Douglas, former am­ bassador to Britain, will speak at the annual luncheon. Startet *aid writing improveinert* were pur* uni through elr-*e rooperatlnn with the A*Mxiulr.i Fre** Managing Editor* A**oriation and through *tudir* hy date a**oriattoni of A F new*, paper and radio member*. He aald the A C M E *ha» become rerognlird a* a great force far the improvement of JaurnalUm grn. erally." •' Reviewing A F ’a operation* durIng 1050, Stan e l aaid that "in ■pit* of the tre tiitd oo* effort required to -cover and report hoetllltiee In K o n a , Ike eanriee W ire D u ii i U !U C it iO c t r t- Leathernecks C a l l e d Screen Writer Silent i ! *"•"* "n" As House Prober I n - . (erext. '•><The ’»"'•fa»tr K..*l v • Air • *nF«rre i«** .n r “Best In World” By nut to Red Affiliations ttH p liiiit* W rt-f h * { tin t |W f» S ttlM i S e n a t o r __ D O ll R l *1 8 14id today B1— Leaned Haynes As School Red (.inline wilhdiiw.il, in Nnilh Koir.i I nd.iv (om rnlr wni, 4 w.nning I ii 41 I hey nil glil he picpanni’ the w,,y (or heavy ait iliiV r, .it the .tdvancmg Allied gluund forte*. In ll,e w ile of fiiilniv’i *|n'*ll jet 411 lintile. Ll. Geneia' George L ftra le m n e i, commsndet of l!>>* U . S. I .11 f .i*l Air Force*, m il thr Kiuwing t rnununut 411 .1111, niighi •oi'ii «latr gioiind .ytt4i l* In nine .in dune lialf innmlw of w it, *uch Red i.iid- h u e Iwcr hlinlril lo minni nuiiance Iwiitihne, hy one or fwo |il.ioe*. Allied ... mien .tie fothiddm in •inlr .11 the M antliuiun ba*e> the Red All Force, Cenrr.d Sli.iletoryr, noted in .111 inlenviv, I - ; 2V Ihir mill irro u itr u to blunt the \p|K>lnlist i i <<ih fiiic tDinniuiiit *IUi L once it 11 l.ttiurhrd." I,i i 1 K*m , 1st tii*n M ih I lieu 11 IL> l* iin>, -*it* kii« *.1 id. ill Hi id I it.<ti ii |:i Mih*A 1 1tin i in Staterneyer’i w.irmng c.iiue in i lu* film * fititn w hit It hi* the wake of the let li,y|||r it (i i r* Ilf y «‘ 1 hj i*rvniilrnt Tt**» mnn llnlrfn4lionnl) In liiat fight HO R u m m ti|>e M IG -1> let* .ill .ii ked 11’l l 1 s. teti and 12 American B -J1* Su;vr- R e d P a r tic ip a tio n Marshall Opposes Move Decreasing Doubling Marine Draft Limit To 24 Corps Manpower Months Is Beaten f _ _ PrcfM Crumley Replaces General Kidgway 14 4*f Improved Service For Press And Radio Declared To Be A. P. Aim groups lo improve kervtre lo the rvautnr anti li*truing pul,lie. The public haan't' lieen general, ly aware of th i nrmpaitn. but it include* Improve writing toehni In Iks ceding, . . . . . . I P quea and a broad program of srren asphalt tile h U been laid, •turie* which give better hack* i Inerrtaorl paironrtr made it ground and explanation to armt n*f****rT to add the rftra aoace, new* development a. It include* t M Mf. Leon Walker. Puture alwi more cultural and religion* cOn*truction w l t l M n i a new new*. •string window am) during the Starlet xaid the content nf |h<* toning ay*. A**oeSated Pre** new* report Ii • 5 i ‘ wm Z y r twlng atudled in an effort " tv find field* to which the report doe* noi come up to the volume and iitullty justified hy roader tnterert." The A F . worldwide new* co­ operative, M rv ri 2.7CT near*, napera and radio itatlon* in the United State# and nearly UW O in 73 other eountrie*. Starter* report wa* mailed to AMoeial-d Pre** member* in advaneo of (ho aaaoriation'* annual A H M K iu tvd A P R . 1.1. l'l.'.l IDNUf, >*iiuMi.it djn uPi ProDO.sal U Made F R ID A Y NEW SPAPER i.**t- Jets Tangle In biggest Air Hattie Of Korean Conflict; Reds Lose S Planes Comm* tee Will Have » wTTir i o aiinpoetia Records. W itnesses F A LLA H A S S E E . At-. D A IL Y M ac Arthur Invited T o T estify B efore A rm ed Services Group; Chinese Air A ttacks E xpected naley Will H e a d Group In Probe Of State Corruption • P e r m it S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A General Van Fleet ci.il Irgiilativr commillrr Io inartligalr rhargra ol corruption in Fl'tiida’i government. Hm i.r Speaker B. Itllmll named TAIJ^UIASSEE, Apr. 13— </T*> Proposed comlilulional amend-, Kepi. Dcklr of layliii count*. \ lr mrati providing for ihr rrcall of £ « « » ol jark.on. R o llm m o f law | lfortrm rnl of firm and plac- ' ," n "U* >I ing all protrculing dutir* ur.drr |° trr' rt w" " " M W atalr allom ryi wrrr appiovi appiovrd l»y ler autboiirrd by ihr H ou.r y rrtrrday. 9 a Scnalr conimiltre today. The commillrr h*i broad |mwri( Thr piojtntali, which if paitrd liy ihr Lrgiilaluir |nu>l hr rati­ to look mlo ihr "conduit, afiib-tfied by ihr volcn in ihr 1932 grn* lion*, association* and aclioni nf m l rJrrlinn, were rfcommrndrd any or all rlrc litr nc ap|Minli*i’ by ihr Srnalr'a Crime Study Com- puhli* officiali or employe,"' of tic Slatr. miller. Il can luporn* witnrur* and The commillrr pnanimmnly rr* jeeted an amendment Io have thr lltrir irrnidt. put ihrm unilrr oath Supreme Court ad op aiMpcniio n by a law that trl» a maximum tail £ by the Governor. Th* Senate now irn lrn rr of 20 yrair for f.il»r W hai inch jurisdiction. and rilher Irrlimony. T h r Investigation « n ordered may confirm or reject the *u*pen- after drmamla for impeachment of MOM. Governor Warren followed hi* r*»Attorney General Richard Ervin inwati-nwnt of Sheriff Jim m y Hiilllvan to office in Made county. recommended (he amendment. Thr invewtigation revolution Under thr amendment putting took notice of ih r call, for im ­ proHculing dutiea under the »l*lr peachment, hut mentioned no office* would bn aboliihed ufter name* In providing for thr inquiry. June 30 1933 However ihotr in The T*’f romtufUuo mmmlttae Mid “Ihat’a "th a t’* a r. rather *hort time to do a real office at'the time wualdbe permit* ieh," ^but (h r committee “ will activate Immediately xrtj nrtJ ted to »w y j»|t. ibfir.trrm*. art Ivale J JU U IcIf f Imtordlatefy get to work In acmmplleli arenmplieli tn.> the - Senator Baynard « f 81. Peter* - 1 gel hurg, ono of lla sponsor*, aald thr | purpoara « f the Hom e." propoMl would Sod S Tt thl* Luck lie vald -W e ll certainly net*I liaising" In teounUre that ha**.' some legal lalrnl, ami I pre-time criminal courts of yrcotd and Ihr Attorney flenemi will *>< lb* county solicitor*. The proposed proper place to look for I -.ml advlrn." waa tmanimnuily approved. Hairy, who *rrvcd p.trl of n Thu atatr ailarnay, who World lie prohildtrd from practicing jail term in Connecticut for tin itttatya tu appoint kaaUtanta |n dUn-trotn lU itfo n l llinglitig fire private law, would he given per Ihnt f|n>.Img vrara lalrr ro n fr-t. iweh countv in his cJrealt and *fM ed vetting, raid there would Iw no eal Inreatlgators. A»l* tn n t« ate wilrh-huni by Ihr committee. He *ahl no Individual* vv. old now appointed by tike Covernoi. The aa*l*tanta would have auth­ picked out a* target* for the ority to algn Information* ar<l committee'* inve*tigatton, hut if Indictment*, and thsgisfong with the proto* louche* anyone in T a ll- ; i r m i a i M a* Pace n a n o aha*»ee it won't *lov down " If Individual* have knowledge of misconduct they ahonld e.. .pciI C M I l M d (>■ r*ae K«*r • T o IN D E P E N D E N T THE W EATHER I 4ii ilnuu ih Haiurdat < ui|ii run* .iilf iililr (loud me-.. .iiutli poiliuii llil* afternoon suit t«no<h t in* tiouvil (mil nllli >llthtl) lim rr temperature tonight. AAarniet Saturday aftrrnon. ll> KI.TO N T . F A Y A.tneinlrd l're->* 'I d i li r j Affair* ltr|»nite, W A SH IN G TO N . Apr. I i </!’l General Omar Bradley ni4V Iw ,liked In Hay on for anolhei term 41 dnirm an of the |omt ( luef* o* S 'a lf. It wa* learned linliy Ihe fivr.ilar general, now 38 yeai* old. Itad 1.1.1110(11 lo lake off hi* uniform and do mine ft»li , Ing nr-d hiinling after next Aug which reached a dramatic etimnv If. Th a t’* the date hi* two-year early Wecineeday when I'reaidem tour of duty In the J<’* |i«*t end*. Tinm an fired tieneral Dougina Uni Ffr-ident Ti'im a o l» *ald AlnrArthur. A" one of Mr. T ru to want the "(}( Oenerni" In re- man'* chief cmin*p|or* on mili­ tary matted, Bradley pir.umnblv niriio on had to make hi* recommendation Hradlev wont,I have l-een eti tieo llo- I'fcld e n l mi weighing glide to retire five year • ago under tire .Mt-venr reliremept ' the quealion of repHntantllng 01 nrovi.i-.n of the Arm y. However, firing Ihe For Eu.lctn comhe pa *ed un retirement to verve mander flrai a* Chief of Staff of the Bradley i* the fimt man to hold Arm y, then a* chairman of the the JC* 1 11tiriman, h111 under the Joint Chief*. po»t offirially created by an act io the lattrr pout, he ha* had of Cungre*,. BUenhiwer »ervrti to handle problem* equal to any for *ix nmnth* e» a ‘•nx.rdirutor" he encountered either a* Ueneral for the Joint Chief*, an arrangeDwight D. EI*enhower'» ground pient made hy the late Secretary deputy in the European war or of Defence Forre»tal and Mr. a* Arm y Itaff rhlef. Truman. However, that a**ignTo the purely military trouMe* ment wa* only hy an executivarlximr frt>m the Korean war and provision. In Ihe meantime, the buildup of American fnrrr* amendment* made to the ori In W ritte n Europe wa* midi d th*- ginat nervier unification bill (CwallaaMI Da fan* T a * ) •tormy political rontruveray can* intrd unanimoudy lo ex* lend the imitation It d-o decided to um lril.ilr a geueial renew nf l S Far F.ailern [mill lei Repuliliian (iinHiritinnii U.y-1* en continued nryrithelr*, to preti loi .m 1111 nation In, MaiAtthur to .uldrr,, a [oml Senate-I Inuic m oon Rc[< Martin of M.M<.uhu*cff*, llie llo u ir GO P fliHir leader, ti\d a new, roliferenrr that unlen Mae* Allloit i> milled lo addieti Con* gir*» lieyl Wedlirtd.tv Ol Diur*,).,v tile General will m ile a |>ulilii sfirrcll in Nru V i »i Il Cldy Ii CiHigifii ward* to hear him lint. Martin raul. it will have In he ipilck .i ImiuI d ’’lie can’t wait," he laid nf Mar Arthur. " H r ’* got oilier plan* lo make." Mar Arthur expect* til leave Tokyo Monday to fly t<> the United State*, lie ha* Indicated through an aide that he would l.e happy In addle.* Congre** of to uplwar before Congee* *iopa I leiumdtee* to tell hi* aide ol the 1 la*h af opinion* which led I’crddrnt Tru man to fire hioi •ummidtly from hi* Far Kadcrti r.tmiiiond, ln»t tVediui*d«y, ' 1R lte|iilhlii an* Introduc'd i.- "In lion- ,.11 \Vntm**dny for the Senate arid l|ou*r ta Invil-- Mai Arthur to addie** n ioiid .e**|nn iod they 11u h i I« n*.I O* t-**r KwmM N a va l ( ’o m m m u l e r D e c la r e s W ill He F o rm o s a D t^ le iu le d lit SFFSNI Kit Motts \ T A II'K H , Formuwa, V|ir Id— it*. Vice Admit nl II .1 . Id M. Via. tin today reaffinned I S deret munition to plot* 1 Kacmnaa fi.mi * rnmuni. r Inn ,11 r ler And lid Arm toon ltd* ai'e* teniing !,■« I'bie.-oe Nnlionoli-I i.lnr.d added ein|dia*l« lo hi* wind- fh. l' S. f(,-i e„,l, I lr* I 1 initio,. I. ' i.il.l it Pew, 1 nnfereme I In,in- <l-i Chin, 1 tommuntoi* interpret om inovim.-nt* rvaeilv a* we mean them ihnt Hie S-'Venth Kiri t rail evucLe the infliienre o( •r.i|mwrf noywlirri we damn w-ell pbme "The Seventti Fleet cannot guarantee there will not art air ntlurk on F**rmn,n we mhy •' •" K-uea. “ But we ran tfuamotee (hat the I're hieTil * (Ifl.t J .:vi punrd !■in ninm t u.l* 1■* .artled -oit and Hint th. n will >« no Inv,1 , ion of Fomo Martin wa* fh m her. front hi, flnK<hip, Itie I'hilt jijnn** Hi* nirivnl wilt, |VA0 (urrirr** .1 rniixer and two •!-C-lf* ■vrt Mjiinitt%* ( ‘hiiiew ton* did much tu t A3 * luiil Nali'.oali*l nioriil plunged low with ihi Iivmg nf i.i-MTiit AlacAi ihur Hr vi-lled I're 1-bt, Ibinllg Kni-Slirk and lunched with other Nntl„nali*t leader* C. S. Mlniatvr Karl I Hunt,in a id •enlur m lliluiy ntta.li.- Hear Admiral Harry It. ja rrrti ae, oinpanieil Martin t•• thi lurn-hron. \l-o prrirnt wet. NationalKt I'remier Chen Cheng, Ucneral Staff chief Chow Chih-Jou, Navy commander Admiral Kwei YungChing amt Foreign Mlni*ter (L in g e Yeh. 4**11Ih t High >'r«terday 73 l.ow today 50 Haiti .08 Inch Tnlul Apr. tain 1 53 in. he* Noriiial Apt. rnln 1?-121 inchr*. | The Weather JA C K S O N VI I.I.K Atlanta Bi-mark Br,iwn*vllle Chicago Denver De* Mulite* Itotroit New York AA'a*hin(ton Winnipeg Jacksonville Miami Tallaha**re Tampa Apr. 13*-1/15 fid *§ 15 ltd 53 . At 31 I? 33 :tti 35 51 fit ltd « 21 37 55 rl7 1U1 82 ra 43 tw TO 1 i j j A i J * si 3 j =^2TfaXi ;*jrz1 v~ "y, -?K. ---^i Bi l �P vt Robinson Is In I3th WeekOfTraining " S E E IT D EM O N S TR A TED Tha Sensational NEW General Bradley (r*stlss«c r r » « rasa Oael (Csstlaae* f r s a p a is O st) included formal creation of the the resourceful neaa and Uia post of chairman and Mr. Tru stability of the Aaaociatad Prsts P v t John K. Robinson Jr., of man asked Bradley to accept the ataff," S ta n d said. "Thera had Oatean, son of M r«. W. L. Tapp, job. to ba abrupt change* In a u l n - . T U e faflewlM .r ic e , reports! by 7211 N . \V. Thirty-second Avenue, Under a rotation custom of the manta and In planning generally. the Pewters on The «aafor4 male Miami Is now undergoing his rr'lltary, farm er. Marker for proJace said the chairmanship ore. th ’rteenth weak of a I I week cycle sum h'y will ro neat to the Na­ Volunteers again went overseas in infantry training with Mortar vy, then to the A ir Force. If thr to cover battlei and endure the Lina bu. kpr. ft Jt hardship* alpng Peen*. Company, filet Regiment of the precedent established in picking fissni, M r Ira bar. i .H -i i ; /* famed Ath Infantry Division at i the first chairman I* followed. with the fight lav men. And tb « Boon*. Ysadsrgrwea , H i kpr. M f -lit intensity of Ideological differ­ Fort Jackson, 8. C. Admiral Forrest Hherman, Chief ences, at home and abroad, **•?«• <•», bunches fl*| *♦ Prior to his induction to the ol Naval Opfratlons and the Na­ Csl-baa*. Dspsatlag quality prrssurea which the .. f "slaht A rm y last January Pvt. Robinson vy memlicr of the JC*. probably created par bag .1 l-l.lt rla. Holden dependwas employed by lliti Rhrll* Super will lie thi’ eventual auccesaor to staff had to resist in lla adher­ Celery, Ina quality 4» jk larger t .la -lU M inis. IL*. W. It* U.s.w . 1 . Avenue, I ______ ence to the principle of fair, Celery, Stoic, N Keventu Fla. Paa.nl. dependBradley. objective reporting." Miami, lie atlrndrd Seminole High rCaallrloaar - J j j f n ! Hdrpaudlng ** ^ , U r «* r ! «• * »» Rumors have persisted that De­ Discussing war rovrragr, Star School |n Hanford, Fla lie ia mar­ fense Krrirtarv (irsiryta (?. Mar. I I nnlalnrr I.T f -I Il ried to the formed Miss l.yryann shall Intends to carry out some sc I said: t orn, •Irpemllng quality • " » i rraln j i#.i sn ‘‘CommunUations ware poorly Klise Snyder of Osteen. time this year the atlrmpt he uirbrr bu. I»iiin I t t - l i n Upon completion of his If weeks has made at least twice before . organised or non-existent, report­ •*a« KgenUai bu l.akln | na of training Pvt. Robinson will have — to set out of public life. Ilow. ing in thr field was on a hit-or- Onion*. (Irrrn do* l.nrha miss basis, and the matter of Peas. Illark Ky. bu h jr f i j fired mc*t of I he light Infantry Paan. Crowder bu bpr I :s weapons, engaged In practical 'ng Ing In in preparation tor for duty as a security and censorship was a f *P»’1*r* bu trahla 111-J fa squad and platoon problems, and rninhat or non-evrubat replace- vacillating business which fre ­ " . '. " J S b J '1*. >'rd Ultra fa lb. baaa • , .. quently coat ronscirotlous men undergone iiitrn-ivt physical train- menL Nuuarb. Velfna Crouk Neck sulwiantial treats. "Given a complex news situa- T o m s l u . i «• II, , r a > . •Ion like h9 -'-Jc n t T u r n i p . . I 'u r p l. T o p ,~U "u ploiru !*<<» b u n c k .- . /a « i . .......... .. c r „ : n i ' l i n r * l U va. AU .r.h Needles. - J * varieties produce rec, ratal rexlpu l« a >• ' .secount ri atand modsral., Mark*! sin u l h* K am i. Ckltiese Marvelous, new fiar-j at for higlt. •r, lighfrr rases . . creamier, Bi.f. ■•r maihed p va-oes, me. Itorh Btarera and llur/!s turn at corrsd uniform speed. Your hands areal•ays,frM to edd ioarrdienM. In ■on ition, all the och.r aaclmive M lam asitr ftaiuics that make asokina and hakioa so fast and May. Complete with two new, lar|t> nssi-N iintni bowls, auio■ *u « Jolce at tractor. . Hill Hardware Company M. G. HmijfSB Plum bur ACM E f-Ofi N . O R A N G E A V K . O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A llh U T o b l i g a t i o n , 1 >(Wkmoh*tratfon of you, otMs^num Cleaner rnmidete for 115.05. 7 A. M. TO 8 P.M. OPEN DAILY 5:30 A M. TO 9 P. M. W E U f V l I E YOUR P A T R O N A G E M R. ami M RS. K. K. W A L K K R M R. and M RS. L K O N W A L K K R w b* raptured liv Communist* and was % -^ i] r a on until .M as sueeeaaoe could bn k°°m »2 b t d TOO**'* ch * t»tPa r V { lo cu tio n - r now ma voyl of DnrkM*«>N> vO . SfTle,?. Addrraa Sanford Electric Company NOW O PEN ON SUNDAYS Vacuum Slorex, Inc. Randall Electric Robson Sporting Goods 21& Mngiiolin Avenue ever, friend* of th* Secretary •ay they know of no Indication that Marshall will seek to retlra in the Immediate future. Mr. Truman twice haa called Marshall hack from tha beginning of retirement— once to Itwrome Secretary of S u ta and then U» take the defense secretaryship. One of the two remaining ntfgtbars of the first Defense DepaUmfnt administration, As-am ine Secretary Mara Leva, auhmRtrd his resignation yester- LIMITED * SUPPLY Order Today! .... State IF n - F - *»• 8 K N I) S P E C IF IC D IR E C TIO N S .n Sanford Ministerial Aawclatloa « v* £,nKUH O- Mclnnla, President . v .£**• *'n^| Motion, Sec.-Trean. tfiPSa?SITm " &EK2" “ onrr-of-war camp." Of nets* coverage, at home and abroad, in 1050, Stariel said: “ We are tremendously proud rf the way the ataff camr through — under firr and in tha fare of extraordinary difficulties. Again I he ncrf.irmanrc of AP men and women, everywhere.measured up In the great traditions of the «»rvlce.” U6HTER, HIGHER, RNIR-TEXTURED CAKES At THE CH U RCH ES A N N O U N C I N C THE ENLARGEMENT OF v1'1 reelgnaUo* Uaved only Wilfred J . McNeil. Aaaistant 8erretary far Budgefiry Matters, as the remiinlng member of th* originxl Fofyestal group. Iguaasu Te lia III South A mart- ea D wider and higher- Uinn Niagara Falla. o o s e I t fo r E c o n o m y ! Jehovah Witnesses Plan Week-End Meet C H U R C H III U O II French Avenue sad T » r n t » -.r » StreetK. K. Newell,' Pastor Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A M Evangelistic Service 7:30 I Sermon by Kvangeliat L. C. Ian. Everyone welcome. °'lkt , ■" f ir s t p r k s iiy t k iiia n vant of the local congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, announol that several cara will be avail* abla to traniport delegates and In* Approximate!*20 delegates from the Sanford Company of trrrttrd person* from h «r« to thr Jehovah'* Witnesses are promoting the Watchtower Society's Semi­ annual circuit assembly scheduled Frida y. Saturday and Sunday at the l.ighlnrr .Museum Casino. St. Augustine, it was announced hrre today. R. N . Stafford, company *«r- c iitK rii Her. Angus G. M rln n U , S. D„ Pastor SUtS A.M. Church S.-hool. R E V IV A L S E R V IC E S II:W» A.M. Morning Worship. Rev. Carn.il N. Blakrslre a non­ Srimon by Mr. Melnnis. denominational Evangrlist will 5:30 P.M. Pioneer Fellowship, cuiiduct a uvival in thr Gospel r outh Fellowship. tent at French Avenue and Ninth 7:30 P.M. Kvuning Worahip, Street beginning Sunday at 7:15 Nentton by M r. M rln n b . P. M. and continuing each night F IR S T B A P T IS T l llU R t II Special music for Sunday morn­ through thr week except Satur­ Park Avenue and Sixth Street ing: Anthem. "C h ris t of the Up­ day. W. P. Brook., Jr.. I'a.tur ward Way" t»y the Ymith Choir; John U .Miller, Minister or Several of the scriptures will he Anthem. “ Build Thee More Stately Education taken from Tlfcthy II, f : f and Mansion*” by Youth Choir. “ We’ve Saved Place For You." Special music for Sunday even­ Cohinthinans II 7:11. A nday School 0:45 A.M. “ Bring ing: Solo, "Teach Me To Pray" by s ilrh N lN l, l»hV t i l IO N S ' ■ .x‘ ;-e>.-w*^t!rtS:»5H0r----- ■M rT*itsm rTutu». rxev. 11. L Zimmerman, of nmy her of the family. Croaa Episcopal Church, will con­ l a k e M ARY C O M M U N IT Y Morning Worship ||;P*» A.M duct Morning IWotlons throughC H U R f ” . F >■». Ir. 1 •. -.irwt v...k Tba preyrsm la ; U. White. 4'. j f t training Union fi:45 P.M. presentation of Radio Station Churrh School 10:00 A.M. Unions for all ngi- group*. Story W T K R , in cooperation with the Worship ||:00 A .M . Hour for children under II years of Westminster Fellowship fi:30 Sanford Ministerial Association. It age. taken from Timothy II, :4 and P.M. Evening Worship 8:00 |>.M. Corinthians II 7:14. p 7jbc*days, Choir practice N:00 Sermon by W. P. Hrtxikf, J r. ^W ednesday Evening Service HAM) Thurxlav, Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 P.M. "Christ is the answer for nil Turulav. April 17 at 8:00 P.M. thr world.” the Friendship Clasa maets with Mr*. M. Prekham. w ith Mr*. Ann IID I.Y CRONS C H U R C H RUrr ro-ho«te«a. ( Kpiwnpalr Sunday. April 22 11:00 A.M. The Rev. II. I.yttlrlon Zimmer­ Communion service, reception of man, II. I)., Rector member* and baptisms. 3rd Sunday Afler Easier H:00 A .M . Holy Communion. F R E E M E T H O D IS T CHURCH U:30 A.M . Family Service and eat Fourth Street and laurel Church School. Avenue 11:00 A .31. Morning Prayer anil Fred II. Horton, Pastor Sermon. 8unday School 0:4R A.M. Service* during the week: Morning Worahip 10:45 A.5I. Monday through Thursday and ^ Radio Program (D ia l fi20| 5:00 Saturday Holy Communion 7:30 A.M. Young Peoples Service 7:00 P.M. Friday Holy Communion ti:00 Evangelistic Service 7:80 P.M. Praytr Meeting Thursday 7:30 assembly. Overnight arcommoda* tion* will I* arranged for anyone desiring to attend the assembly. It tr expected that more than MO Witnesses and interested will rather to hear the main discourse, at "Surviving This World's Knd" to be riven on Sunday afternoon, at 3:00. The speaker, a ml*slon.ir\ from South Africa, is a special Watchtower representative. Ques­ tion* such as what doe* the term "This World” include, and when will it end, and who will survive? will be discussed and answered by iiuotations from the Bible. This assembly I* part of a world­ wide campairn of education which i* beinr conducted by the Wit* nesses who arv dilirent student* of the Bible, and also preach in the same way as did Jesus and the apostles. Th ey take no collections and all are welcome to attend. y&uc 1• *,.iM • ,i,1• Rev. H. I.. Wkalley, Pastor C O N G R E G A T IO N A L CHURCH Sunday School 0:48 A.M. "B rin g Park Arrnua sad Th ird Street the family to Sunday Schw-I." J. Bernard Root. Minister Morning Worship 11:00 A A t. Church School 10:00 A.M. Sermon by pastor. 3!orn!ng Worship 11:00 A.M. B .T.U . 7:00 P.M. Aim: To help Sermon: "The Kingdom of God." ua to choose friends wisely. An All Conquorlng Kingdom Evening Worship 8:00 P.3!. “ The marvel of the age* I* the Sermon by pastor. “ Paid W ith way the Kingdom of the Christ tBInnd". goes on conquering and to con­ “Come Thou With Us And We quer. It was this observation which jWill Do Thee Good." led the exiled Napoleon to say: T e ll me, Bertrand, how you ac­ count for the great abyss between H H V K N T II H A Y A D V E N T IS T my misery and the ettrital reign Elm Asenue and Seventh Street of Jesus, I am forgotten: *o It is j Churrh cervices Saturday at with Caesar and Alexander. Our :il:0fl A .M . exploits are g iv e n -t o pupils In ‘ Sabbath School 0:30 A M. school who sit in Judgment upon' i Prayer meeting Wednesday us; but behold the destiny of the night at 7:30 o'clock. Christ! His kingdom extends ever the whole earthi and there art UPS A LA COMMUNITY r/ tl'ltr it millions who would dlo for Him .'" — E lm e r W. Earner Churrh School 10:00 A.M. Worship 11:00 A.M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:80 F IR S T M E T H O D IS T C IIU IU ’H P.M. J. K. McKinley, Minister Sunday Evaning F frvh v - U:0U Mrs. |> K. StephrissMia, D.ILK. 0:46 A.M. Church School. A rla** for every age. 11:00 A.M. M orning Worahip, Sermon Topic: “ The Reamraction Continue*". 5:30 P.M. Youth Fellowship 8<r7;30 P.M. Evening Sermon Topic: " J o y ". F A IT H n A lT lS T TA B E R N A C L E Magnolia Avenue and Kill Street Sunday School 0:45 A.M. Preaching every Sunday 11:00 A .M . and 8:00 P.3I. by Rev. J. P erry Gibb*. Prayer and Praise Service Thursday evening at 8:00 o'clock. I’aalm «5:lL F I R S T C H R IS TIA N C H U IU 'H 1507 Hanford Asrnue J . Randall Farris, MiaWtrr “ Some Things Jesus Saw fn The Temple” is the subject tlie Minister na* chosen for his sot mnn for Sunday morning. " T w o Sides To The Plan of Salx ra lln n " swill sv ex•*I *«•* aennen saemsat valion" will Ik- ilia thr aevening auhlert- ' * ■1 ' Christian Youth Fellowaklp meet* at fi:3() l*.M. Th e Churrh school will meet at 0:48 A.M You are cordially invited. SEE IT DEMONSTRATED Worahip. MODEL 10 LIGHTER. . . HIGHER. . . FINER-TEXTURED CAKESI | More fKf/V mixing and greater AERATION with these NEW, LARGER BOWL-FIT BEATERS The new Sunbeam Bowl-fit Beatera are idrntilcally designed to Bill ALL ingr^dienti more thor­ oughly and cfenly. The larger outside H O w L -F I T heater it curved to fit the contour of the bowl all the xfey to the bottom. The larger igsidc B O W L -F IT beater it shaped to cover the fiat bottom turfaci i ll the way to the center. You get thcie exclusive Bowl-fit Bcaiera only in the new Sunbeam Mixmaatrr. It li o n ly after you have teen the new Sunbeam M ixm aster dem­ onstrated at your dealer and used it in your home that you w ill fully appreciate the E X T R A succeaa and E X T R A d e licio u s ness it gives you w ith all your cooking and baking. , • All the baiter li carried Into and through the btelert. • Ne piling up of dry Ingredients us the outer edges. FLOOR MATS • No vnmlaed whirlpool*. • Ne by-p«sigd pockets. IIOWAKI) ZINK (ItiAUTY See all thcie advantages of Sunbesm'i new larger beaters d«monttrated at your dialer. AM* C O L O K K I ) F L A IU S Sanford Herald IN RESPONSE TO THE AO ABOVE, A 8T. PETERSBURG WOMAN WROTE THE FOLLOWING LETTER It U true, of course, that when men and women move up to Cadillac, their motivating thought it not oconamy. Their hearts are ac» on owning the “ StamUni of the W orld ” But if they nndtJ another impulse to move them to Cadillac, !t could certainly be found in the car's remarkable record for prM iicfU j, ’u M a m : 1 1 Even on the basis of it* initial coat, a Cadillac represents a aurpniingly sound automotive intwatmeof. Indeed, some IMU million Amencan motoriats are driving other makes n im c m soPHt n u n ^ w D v V n * ,o « r I explium V- -*■ ^ 1F I C O BRAN D AF(vFX A IN S E C TIC 1 0 F S k*r,» H AN FO RD * A S ' ia • « Sea lb* marrtlovts new faetare* for higher, Ughier rakat— creamier, fluffier waikafi eosato**— v«lve* DEALER CHASE & COMPANY ro t BEST SCALE CONTROL ON CtTMUE V8N r i c o M O IL EMULSION StAUFPER CHEMICAL COMPANY PHONES — A F O P IA 4841 - & r 1 O i . ri ni 1^ • I f M il ........ Electric A ll avary*day mlafng apeada p l a i n l y I n d lM M d. la iy -tw - �T ,— - gg #*!=■■ wm PAGE POUR F R ID A Y The Sanford Herald 9 .11 ttU t •mil* Usemfhu •aiM ijmi .tM 4-iM 11 ««• rmr •MNift til « IftnlHNklll, pmt lUrnMllMH*, •fir*"* wl r l i l f M N l l W M U f « f r *r (if rmUlMlt I MM*f«. ••til * »• > «! i n f ll « p r r * r iM M | H»H, lur., H i m f n | it« \ »f M il t P f •( * - r fit |MVk, I III•'«•«•, II#* fra il I, l i l i B t l i a I I l f , HI, | . « « k T 9 # l U r a l f I# m m r a a t o r » f ( h r A H M tla lH I ’l f M ta lllr ll la # # ||||# 4 f l r l u l u l f t a lla # mb # f a r r« t* w M If « t l « i i * f a l l lfc » U r a l a r n a p r f « it # 4 fm flit* a»»*M rrr, la writ mm nil •If* •#**• flapairhM. TO D AY'S til III. K VKRHR II# nun iliiJ (inti m city nor a lOUIlli f ••lit i # **,t *•*■•*| IrtMVinl, III? did find spirit tin I arrurlty and lhal la alt any on# ran hr iMurrd of, - -I 7 **' -t* K r v. TT, Mill * w "iin i i l l , '" U t H . - u r n . R U R Congratulation* In lormrr Sanfo'-i Rrctnr Miilin Dram. wlwif it i* ibe former Milt Mablr wlrt of tbit rtly, upon hi* rlrc* lion at suffragan biihop of llir Epixopal diiMnr of Soulli Flori­ da. G ti * 8 N H e Writ, wr »rr wtrr Munu got rid of one of it* hoodlum* in rpitr o f'Got*mor Warrm. Guilt* Fitchclli, towin of the lair Al Capnnr. and onr of llir seven lord* of llir Underworld dird of a lirail attack tber* Wednesday. Polluted By Gambling The ntory of the ,,tmholy relatlonshipa” Ix-tween rrlm innU and tip* low In Mimni, nml delnll# of ltow Al C h (MincV. heir* nitisriwl in on tin- lucrative Khmhlilir racket in Floridu tiro told by S«-nutor Kate# Kffativi-r in thr iseconti Clrruil Court will ronvene for of hln !M*rii e of article1# on U. S. crime in the current l/wue (he -prlng l<-rm Tuesday momlnr of Tin* Saturday Kvening Post. at lit 'si o'clock, it wa■ amtoumnl Members of thr* Semite Crime Irivestianting Committee lodar hr I*, ll•■rr^^lon. rlerk of were not nnive, the Senator snys, (rut nil of them rnme nwny the rmirl. from Miami "shocked and di.-gusti-d" with the flagrant, t venire of Juror* ha* heen rynlt-ul nuture of iMiliticnl-crlminnl corruption found there. drawn from who h h 3 rami jury ill la- .rlrrto'l. The jury. *alil Mr. Th e “clitssic Mid tragic story*' mi such corruption, he w Ifnrndon. will ri'Hre, anrl ron*lder ays, was told the com in It let* by George Pulton, 11 former uch mettorji n« will ls> lirouehl deputy sheriff under Jimm y Sullivan in Miami. Patton took lo their attention. No trial* are order.- directly f Min Chicago cr imi mils, and in a period ot , lie loled for neal week, he ,-aid. I.l-lod In ihe venire of juror* nine months c o l l e c t e d some $i ».h00 in graft from gamblers, r r - Ihrt-, women. Mr*. M. Ilealrlre j.'voiding to Senator 1;* tamer. A t the same time n ioimts<r Jane, M l-. John ’.V. *,*,"!«on and of other denuties were colleeliny limllar amounlK Mr*. Reatrire Huffman Other Juror* arr C, II. Jonr*. "It is hurt! to .stomach the admissions of characters such as Sheriff (Smiling Jim m y) Sullivan of Dade county f'harle. |f. Slufford, John I). Coch­ I.. II. Ilarvrv. Thnma* Thomp(M iam i) and Sheriff Walter Clark of Broward county (Fort ran. •oti, Itaymnnd (). Ita>a, Hvron A. Ijinderdale) that they gtew rich fn office, fur out of pro­ Kn*. Itnlnh A. Smith, Then t. portion to 1 heir modest salaries," the Senator declares. "The U til.-, Klljnh K. Gore, I.tnvd T . was true Inter when we moved over to Tampa, where Cronk, Kdwarrl C. liner, Ralph C. Hor,ver. Thnma- J. MeCInne, Jam*** mid *!•. attempted assassination* have gone tin* I.. Ilodif. *, RnVrt II. I'llt* and solved in tiie past two decades, and heard a similar tale John K. Ilodire. from Sheriff **ii"*j e „)i»„-**i t- <vh< »** the Iota! f* '%**.«*-'r.*v- ne"el s!*o (netude* VV— :i gnmlillng racketeers jefe■ *r.temptummly «* ,C „U ;/.rt‘ " fnllnm Homer I'nllard, Roy '.''r * r>' -twirl. _ loot ford. de Melon'— 'Melon Head,* The tlam*"*• -itch men vmrifft TVB** •fitO 'ji Al. Holder, Nafroieon Marprestige of * • " (o-rnl, -F ''""--r, John C. m. nli ! oi Sheriffs h ud ’van and Clark, Ilr-ll, I*. W. Rule,, c. M. Hoyd, Senator Kefnuver says there is hope in the fact that other Clayton llairwrll, Jnffre C. David, Klmt-r I.. Ilelme, Conrad V. Deck­ reforms have lieen Instituted, and that th« Florida Ix-gis- er. D m itri C. Stafford and Joe lature has ap|Miinted a crime commission to muke further W. Gamhle. recommendations. A total of 2(1 ra*ea were called County Court Tue*day morn Ing. In; The "major scandal" into which tho committee delved In ffic Theae Inrluded chart-e* of trafj in .Miami, however, was the S. A G, Syndicate alteration, violation*, Intnsicatlon, u>«aMill l Senator Kefnuver writea. This syndicate, operated by five nnd hattrry, - /u ■n1 at *-1 a**null “ local Istys," had established an almost 100 pe,r cent control and other rni'demenors, aakt Judge , over hookmaking activities on Miami Bench; and had an Klen*trom. In «n*w*f‘ to ehnrre* l ( en* annual gross ranging between 100,000,000 amf $40,000,000, lend plea* nf not ICnlltV, IS en­ with a net profit of form *1,000,000 tu |H.0(M)*O00. tered pj-a- of guill v. and HI caaen Details of how Chicugo mobsters muscled in on this were ion(imie,| until Ihe nett term. A total of 2011 liond* were eitrealo|>crutlon by depriving the syndicate or racing-nows service ol. ami how eventually the whole operation was disrupted, part­ Axkt-d If the nmnlrer of ea*e* ly by local pressure and partly by the Crime Committee's ure*ent(-d wa< unuvial, Judge 8 ten*lroui replied, “ No, Ju*l aland activities, are told by the Senator. normal." hi the deceptively beautiful setting of Miami, so blessed Due to Ihe Circuit Court trhedby nature and )>olluted by man, Senator Kefnuver declares, ule, County Cuurt will not convene the committees uncovered a complete imttern for the typo again until May (I at 10 A.M. of iMiliticnUcriminnl corruption that exists on a national basis. Republicart* havr no yround* for impeaching Pmidenl Truman because of |he MacArlhur dirmitial. The President ha* Ihe right to firr •ay of hi* general* for iniubor{nation, or for any reaion under the tun, or for no reaion at >11. United Americans Y w can’t impeach a man for be­ ing' a dumbhead. Bui it teem* to u* The unanimous agreement of the 21 American repub­ MM thould be able to impeach him lic* on the principle of hemisphere defense I* gratifying, al­ for tome of the RFC diicloturrt. though account must lie taken of certain reservation*, The action unanimously approved wn* a resolve to Increase the The Britith gomnmrnl' i* advo­ si*p of the armed forces of each nation, for defense of the cating the return of Formota lo the Western Hemisphere and posalblo.MrvIce with the Unit­ Red China and inviltng the Chinrir ed Nations, Communtil ■ in on the writing of a The reservations wen* made by Argentina and Guate­ Japanrte peace treaty. If ihry do, mala. Although Isdh voted for (he resolution, hoLh iiartly M peace treaty will ever lie writ-! contradicted tliuir vote* by saying that they would not send ten, or the (liinete will lake ovrr troops outsido their borders lo help other American repub­ Urn Japanese itlandi. Kilhrt the1lics or the United Nations. They would help to defend them­ law of Foimou or Japan would be selves, In other words, hut not to defend anyone elm*. Thl* ■ ami# blow to the iccurily of Is ■ halfway recognition of common Interest; perhaps It Is tha United Stale*. Bql we have liettur than no retojmlthjn pf it at all. com m to eapetl nothing liettcr The reservation* of Gu/ltemnla stem for the leftward from Socialist mind*. They tee ryesympathies of its present government. Those of Argentina lowye with Communirl* on many come from the opposite extreme, the fascistlc dictatorship of thing*. And one hat In lememlier the Rerun government. Roth probably went along with the that motl of the government* in hemisphere action from a sense of need. Guatemala Is too Europe are Socialitl. small to try to stand alone. Argentina might hnvu visions The decision of the State Legii- of doing so, but covets leadership in the Americas. Rerun lature to a*k Congrctt to open may also have observed that hln salter rattling and bluster Slate Welfare roll* lo public in* have produced any great effect*. The senae of need is after all a strong element in the on it one which should be by every pervon who i» United Stales feel It, too. In recognising this sense of com­ ilely entitled to relief. Any- mon need we are far ahead of every other continent. It may can lee that with a govern­ hold us together while stronger nnd more enduring ties ment *uch a* our*, with corruption develop. rampant in many department*, om* pertom not entitled lo relief Needless Deaths might caiily gel on relief rolli, and do. Publicity it the Lett mean* of No stntiatics arc available to show how many persons fefina them off. There i* no rea* dying from accidents might have ueen saved by quick and why such publicity thould be accurate first aid, but the N 4w York Like Insurance Com* irrauing lo any iierton entitled pany thinks that the number ii high. a #.— .tu — the •-«**^violence of « ,J “ * — among - iblief, in fact, it probably After ftcr cltli citing (sigh—prevalence ofaaeddanta Oia got be given al ail lo them, causes of doath, it painta out that thei Ihere art Utree frk. ....... ll would be given lo chUelm quent accident altuatlona In-whjeh first aid may meaii which quick fl era not mlltled lo relief. caking on the need in Sanol hospital facilitie*, *ewa(e poll terminal and yacht roulh and reciealion canler*. •nagtr McKibbin point* out - that ol $644,000,000 paid in by the people of Florida latt only $64,000,000 went lo tk y ■ovcmmenlt, including *uch eitie* at Miami. Jackionvitlr Tampa, Thu* only 1 percent your tax dollar went lo lupport Mrvicet to the people at and fire protection, collectof farbaie. ilreet maintenance daaainf, and tuch public lm' ta «a iwimmhig Madia, parka and play , tf a fairer chare of the lax contributed to tbn 1 of Mt would be better off. tha difference between life’ lifef‘ and death. 1 Terence betwren These are severe bleeding, _______ __ ^ t or _ _ '•cations, asphi r, poisoning, and____ suffocations, asphyxiation drownthese life may usually be saved, unless there Ing. In all of these are other fatal injuries, if the proper measures are'taken promptly. V ft pays to g«L sound, nutharltatlvo training In Brat-aid, It may ln> the means of saving a life at any moment- Brumlcy Installed I C n l l i i M r i m r u * Ow l r» r . veteran a edocalion. I’rlncipala reappoint*) were wera Herman R. MorrU, Seminole High Rchonli Mr*. R. C. Maxwell, Vocatkinal-Commerdkl School; It. K. True. Junior High School; II. C. Steele, Sanford Grammar School; Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, Somh* Primary School t Mra. J. D. fit John, fMmeli supervisor of Negro schools and Ma* Muller, supervisor of nutate, Negro school principals reap­ pointed were J. N. Grooms, Grooms Academy; Alma Hurston, Hopper Academy; Joatinah Moore, Golds­ boro Primary: Fannie B. Reid, Midway: W. L. Hamilton, Roeenwold School No. 1 ; Albert J. Red­ dick, Forest City Bqiiooli Stanley T . Muller Oviedo Colored School) Ida M. Anderson, Genera Schoolt r'r*ddl* Mobley, Koikes School 1 nd Rciplo Dracey, Ioiko Monroe1 olorad School. * Draft Bill (Cantlnaed gr*M Page M i l Ju*t rrlleved of hi* Far East command, ha* provoked hot con­ troversy over hit contention that he ahould havr authority to bomb Red Chinese base* In Manchuria. The House hoped to reach a final vole during the day on lb ; bill to lower the draft age, ci tend the length of military »«rvica and provida for a national aerurity training corp«. Kl-ewhere in the nation’s capi­ tal, screen writer Paul Jarriei rafu*rd to -ay today whether h« wa* a Communist and bitterly labeled a* a "perjurer" the fellow Hollywood writer who told lb* House Un-American Activities Committee that he wa*. llut Jariico, holding and be spectacled, declined to tell the roimnitlre in what re*pcrt hr claimed perjury had been com­ mitted. Writer Richard J . Collin*, an admitted eg-Communist, yester­ day named Jarrico and 24 other movie people as members of the Party. Colllna said aa recently a* 10 daya ago Jarrico pleaded with him not to turn “stool pigeon" on hi* Hollywood com­ rade*. Invoking hla constitutional rights aralnat self incrimination, Jarrico tmbiy refused to say whether he attempted to dissuade Collin* from disclosing names of Hollywood Communist* to the committee. "Of my political belief." Thai included any question of member ship in the Communist Party, hr said. Preceding Jarrico before the committee today, writer Waldo Balt aim Joined the ranks of Hollywood witnesses who have declined to talk about Comatunlsm/ In tho movio capital, ; Balt told tho House UnAmericin ArtlviHe* Committee that tha answers might tend to Inriim htfU him. ' Rut M told the committee that most of the questions "could be proudly answered, yes or no. In moat countries of the world Kircpt la Argentina. Spain and NKW HURYPORT, Ma**.. Apr. IX— <4*>— Five gunmen, wearing red I an,Inna* over their face*, grat'lwd a llt/HSl payroll at ih« nmtionallv known Towle Sterling .'til*ei nlant to-l*y and -hot and rrltirallv woutsled a policeman In o gun halite. Allied front line* were twing re paired, he added. On the ground, Allied troop*, rupported hy heavy artillery fire, gained a kry ridge aouth of the Kwachnn Re-ervnir on Ihe reniral front. Remnant* of a North Korean divi*ion alii] were entr'-nched on I'ntrolman George F. I^wlei H*e r--ver*e aide of Ihe ridge, hill wa- ihol twice— in the neck and Ihe main body of the Re-1 divileg a« the gunmen *|*’d off. ; »*"n had wilh'lrawn northward, A wide manhunt wa* begun and l"av*irt|r th-lr well rMrenrhed potl•la'e police -ped If) cruller* lo lion*. »,*t up roadhlnek . J Hard-hilling arrillerv pnld dlviII. I'atUreon llale, general ac- |*'end* all along Ihe ea*t-<:entral front, and the Red* began to pull [hark slowly hrfnre all Allied unit1In this area. Other Allied troop* operating roulh and loulhwest of thr reaerJ vofC pu*hrd forward Friday wgihaat lighl r n ltilM t . U.N . forre* lunaeil up one -lope I- hind the plant. I.awler, who wa* 1 ncor'.inx the mra-cngrr, no rapidly they --verran a eomplctrlv enulpp-n Communiat aid opened fire I.awler wa* dropped, hut a* he •Intion. The withdrawing Red* were Mil­ fell one of hi* (hot* pijnrtum. a uri 7.n tt>» car lu which Ihe gun- ling U|. {.'"uialn del rm r line anrholed fn in *1 itiiic. W S K r c .v t r power for Seoul 7J---V jumped **ut nf i t _ it rotirce of pre-war , jerked to a slop, ami. with drawn I end South li-uva. tha imccaaiful conclusion of the over commrnd nf the Eighth Array Korean war." he declared. ‘ I ihall tu Van Fleet. 7 Allied rioog-, wielding flame­ continue lo drvuie m yrelf piuiiar thrower' diottr ily tu ltd* Job." Yo2r 1r vlaX-tfa*! Red* ■ * «.• r > r p y I * I*t* ■ * - 1 *lu *■ *leave r g » *r •*-•• «i| | *«| * * »»»**■ Y # # V • riler Friday on Rldgv.ay prrpaic-l for funt of |* pilll-o Tokyo si —eip ii-. I,e euuld tutu 1 tin wc.*ier»i fn-M. SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 is D E M O N S T R A T IN G t h e N E W lountanl of the firm which em­ ploy* IMS), said the loot wa* "ap­ proximately 1,15,000." He said the holdnpmen, armeil with iawed-off 'hotgun*. iriied It from ‘tank mrx*rneer Kdrnund iirowne near a loading piall'orm g'lti-, -fixed Die car of a pa"«mg moiorDt and ipe-i away. llale -aid he did not rca the holdup hut knew of it first when "I *aw everyone running lo the windows when they heard the shot-." About three years ago a watch­ man at the factory was shot to •iesth whef hr (iirpri*ed a man who had sneaked Into the plpm ol-Mit doling lima and hid there until spotted nhout 2 A.M. MacArthur To Testify Itesllaaml rr**) rear tlael have lieen unable to get artlnn on them, Martin »aid he Iwlieved a inert­ ing of thr House Rules Committee originally rcheduted for today, wa* called hy the Democratic leader ship to make sure the rummittrr did not act on the House resolution. In announcing the Senate Armed Service* Committee'* Invitation to Mar Arthur, Chairman Rtustll (D Ga) said he feels "tha American people are entitled to know all of the farts ln“olvrd, except those which cannot be released for rea­ son* of security" almut thr Truman-.Mar Arthur clash of policies. No date was set for the com­ mittee to bear MacArthur. On the point nf how public tho hearings would be, Russell point­ ed out that MacArthur would be heard as ope witness in general hearing* on Far Eastern policies. He said the hearing* generally trill In- behind cloned doors, but (list “ If ' MacArthur , requests a buMIr hearing, H la my uplnh n that the committee will grant tr." Republican leaders in Congress have been Insisting that MacArthur should he akked to addres* a Joint Senate-House session. What may be done alnut that I* -till undecided hot the possibility is not ruled out hv Ihe Armed Ser­ vice* Committee'* invitation. Praising MacArlhur as "on of ihe truly great captains of his­ tory," Russell said, he r* r-»t» "the conflict of opinion which ->aa brought aboat hi* relief from hi* command in which ha has rendered •uch valuable service*." He said the issue between the foreign policy U dear, and sddtdt “ General MacArthur favors an all-out rffort to destroy Commun­ ism In Asia. It Is the pollrv of the Administration to limit the war in Aria to operations *urh a* arc now In pragma In Korea, while strengthening the defense* nf the free oroide* nf Europe“Thl* Issue could only he resolv­ ed by a change In policy en the part of Ihe Administration nr bv the relief of General $tarArthurj“ Russell said the people are en­ titled to know tk* facts “ In order that they way rraeh da Intelligent thl* country." Flanked by attorney* Ren Marglia and Rbert Kenny of l/ts Angeles, tha IT-year-ahf writer M ole quietly as he said the Fifth Amendment to the Con­ stitution protected him from haring to. testify against him sal self. HELPING LEAD FOR A MORE PROGRESSIVE SANFORD The Red withdrawal api-eart 1 he in progre** all ncr*»«* the cen­ tral front. On the west-central front, Al Uni fortes were engaged with him Red*. A tank-infantry patrol en­ tered Yoochon, seven mile# Inside North Korea, but found no Red* and withdrew. U. N. force* on the western front lieat off a Red counterattack northwest of Yongoiig. South Ko­ rean patrol* drew Red small arm* fire north of thr ImJin River. Censor- Friday h--*an deleting the nationality of Allied troops. Cnrrr*|Mmdrnl* In Korea -aid thl apparently will |>e the ixdiry un­ den the new If. S ,'Eighth Array commander. Id. General Jstnr* A. Van Fleet. Van Fleet wa* due In Tokyo momentarily rn mute to Korea. He replace* l.t. General Matthew D Ridrwav, who has been promoted to N. S. commander In the Far FZast, Allied Commander in Japan, United Nations Commander in Ko­ rea and U. S. Commanding Gen­ eral in Iht Far East, succeeding deposed General MacArthur. Ridgwav told frontline corrernondenl* Friday that Ms new Jobs "have many facet*," some of which involve problem* that are com­ pletely new to me." He said hr would need time to get acquainted with his new duties and responsibilities. “ Of urnrse, the major task li Haley Heatta Probe (OMorlaaee F im s Ps m es*i ale and present the matters to us so we can fairly Judge tho' farts and allow in to present them to the House for considerat ion." . Haley ie a real estate dealer and has been one of tha leaden In the so-called House economy block, which wants to cut govern­ mental expense* drastically. He wa* burinr** manager for the lab John Ringling and wa* Dretldent uf the Ringling Circus for *evrral years afte- hingling’s death. Morgan Is a Jacksonville de­ partment store operator; DeU* a Ferry automobile dealer; Bollinger a West Palm Beach lawyer and MeFarlln a - Marianna banker. President ami MacArthur on decision thr -ugh democratic pro­ cess**.“ Aa chairman of the Armed Service* Committee, Russell said he frit sure “the mlvicr and coun set of this eminent American will he of great assistant to ua in the discharge of 00 , icsponslbltitic*.' Real Estate Fjre Insurance Sn» Knows MIXMASTER L IG H T F » V , J Y11G H E R . . . tfiiltirTEX TU RED CA KES! -• »V«- V L MUCt uitac •till ttilt 111**1 mm tu. Mars IVIN irsstsr AERATION with that* NEW, LARGER •OW I-FIT ■EATERS Marvtlous, new fcaturas for higher, lighter cahes. . . creamier, Huffier mashed potatoes, etc. New Bowl-lit beaters shaped to At both side and bottom of bowl. Bowls revolve automatically. Both Beaters and Bowls turn at correct uniform speed. Your bands are always free, l a addition, all the other exclusive. 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If we could be 1 Gaawat Circuit Court To Five Gunmen Shoot Chinese Air Action C m r u * lla*I Convene Tuesday, Guard And Rob riceir«Bilaa*s paddle- p, North Kmea Katrllng nlrfirld U lw e r n litHerndon Declares Towle Silver Plant Yalu River -'-outulary and ihe A P R . 18. I M I M m ‘hots, Tho National Geographic Sohols? Lake I lety says Ihe Red River delta r*. Pearl Dales I I Indochina I* one of the most SEM INO LE CABS 1948 Buick Rotidmaster 4 DooflBedan enaely populated *raos,la the 1809 O PHONE O 180* W HALF M R WITH A FINE, ENGLISH-BUILT * . ***-r’ * s r * B QUICK— COURTEOUS EFFICIENT 24 HOUR SERVICE B u t PahM lUm new. Beat ft nt(lea I one ownei*f^rbre $ 1— 1 . .00 \M D 1947 Ford 4 Door Deluxe S e M Practically new tire*, dean upholatcpfnLullo, Heater. One Owner. Good mechanical condition ^ l J l 'C l T f (li­ �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Novella Iconise Davis Weils < olt-man Vales HONE M. v Nov. Ila leui-c ibuighter of Mr, pul Mr- 148 S)tial Calendar ( ________________________________ l The Lamplighter 1 1 II. TOM ItO Y L F Th r cultural evenl* of thr win. ter •canon are fast drawing to , a clo«e. The brilliance of nutad 1 p* r-onalitir* adorning the Central Florida .wene I* fading a* the •ummtr obtrusively cast* it* hit quielut on the touriit trade, an I give* rra*on fur resident, to *cck Intermittent change at bcarhr* and elsewhere. In manner of re* » l f » , we *hal| briefly *um up what the pa*t »ea*on has hrough' u» in untertalnmrnt, and the composite picture I* one -if varirty aml rolur. In Sanford wj* boin the Se­ minole Choral Society which made it* debut in llondrl'; drew■M « -r * * I ♦a h . and M•**•■•forth ***• e j J" nods of a*ient _,rom mo , wollr~ which crowded the Kpls* ropsl rhnreb to bear the work. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Kudrll are celehraliiiir their twenty-sixth wedding annitertary tomorrow. M m . I.. N. Hall of Ukelam l la vi’ itinir her sDter Mrs. II. F. Hruhakcr for the weekend. Friend* of Mi*. Georg* Andrew Speer will ije r r l to Irani that he I* . imiin.'.t to her home due to an alia, k uf influenza. Mr*. Hilda M»ore of Daytona Reach ha* returned humr aft. r spending the pa*t week with Mi* Dorothy Corrodi. Dr. und Mr*. Vincent iy > * tr*oVe«l fro m th e Robert* S '* " * 1. ^ ' i)' b- the n*l*lr ..f M D e ft- Mcthodlat Church Prayer Meet­ ing Servieo In McKinley Hall at 1:45 P. Al. The regular Prayer Meeting Serrico of the First Uaptirt Chorch will lie at 8:00 . M. in the MAfnorial Fducational lluilding. Mid Weak P ra y n Servlet at ^ C e t t r a l ItapUtt Clwrch at 1:30 P p . If. Wmlnewlay A rfllklwt* « lm will be shown. Con^ f|or»hlp with TI*tJR HflAV The Royal Aralutaa<ior« will meet at the First Ilaptlst Church •t 3:30 P. M. The Douglas Johe Jpflloi Hrot her hood will meet at the First Ilaptlst Church at 7:30 P. M. The Men's Brotherhuotl of the First Baptist Church will have ^ t h c lr regular Supper ami Program •m eeting at 7:30 P. M. Thi* ^ If * 'I f U n n l I II 11 oln. I.. \li M. h... Trulutk and Mr*. Uni.- S .. tt 1 honoiid Mi** Ktiralw-I li lit hridr.elrtl of llii* iininlb. *tth lovely Inn. hour Kivrn W .-li ... 1 in the lamtioo room of lb.- M»t fait Inn. While rm n and « l it. dragon* in tilv ri, 1-uuti’ ilU <1. rorated the luncheon lal-b . tlm - by a *ix I.ranched *iltet ... >b I abra. White -pring flowpalm* carrletl out tin- 11 la theme through in* tin t*--m I'm t|Ur plare card, i-aeb nil --in, tiny liriiwn otchnl marl-.-I Hi. •rating Tin- li.uit.iee wa ■* SEMINOLE II lly H F .V F Itn Hit VA s rt THE S E N S A T I O N A L NEW v* r iM I* * * « r r u«nl. Mr*. Davl* cho«e f.>r the wot! dine a printo*l Mile crepe with while aree«»orii *. Mr*. Yale* wore a irre.-n cull with brown ac..u n It . MOMi 10 automatic !-■<, ciraira the nest days gnu■Ip for thu*e who heard hi* rendition* of Mallei'* hiarly “ Non P. te r’ and the fa miHi* lto*%ini aria, ’ large Al Facto­ tum. The Seminole High School (ilec Cluli presented a *prightly lltth: variety sliow railed "Show lluat Follies'' which proved there wa« budding tat* nt In great amount. And a pity railed "Seventeenth Summei" under Mr*. Coleman's direction, wa« beautifully dona and elicited many rumment* of pral*e. Fatly April »aw thr Prince­ ton University (.Ire Club present a concert nt (he High Srho-d auditorium. The comic group known n* the Octet seemed to be the brightest of all the per­ former*. Central Floridian* have area Chardon. and hare happily and •nlhuaiaallcally accepted thi* artlalle little Frenchman as the leader of their symphony orrheatra. They have seen. too, the artistry of hi* wife, Hm rielta De Constant, a sir* tnoao cellist. The newly formed Central Florida Choral Society, of which the Sanford Pres­ byterian Choir la a part, per­ formed lirahma' Herman Re­ quiem on Faster Kve. Karllrr In the season, Nenlta Kacandon. the Cuban prodigy, rendered a llceihvirn ce annner e o rr t o lleelhasrn which thrilled the Urge audience. T h r F ln t Plano Quartet wa* a *en*atlnn: and Hrian Sullivan and France* (jrecr. tenor and soprano, teamed to pre; ent a vocal program highlighted ,h y o ve rp ls from Mia AVdrulahl uf t M lf«n j on •»*'•* ■* f>eo*|-frnhe* .Mi Itetfi N. " Davit, ami Coleman Y « t c -, son nf Mr. and Mr*, li. S. Ante*. were united in marriage in a l»eautifol candle light reremony Thursday r im in g at Ih r l.akr Aimroc Hapti«t Church which wan aitrnctivcIv decorated with l«a»kct* nf via■li"lu*o», «tali(i- ami greenery, anil graduated candelabra* with burn­ ing whitr tapers. The bride, given In marrlairo by her father. cho*c for thr wedding a white «uit with white ncoe»«orin ami «he carried a hridal Unique! of white orchid*. Mr*. Richard Ra»<, who *ervc»l a* the bride's matron of honm and only attendant, wore a him traliardine *uit with a liouqurt ( I pink rarnntlon*. Hi. hard Ma*« »ervrd a* t“'*< man and Donald Cain and llnhert Kinard were u«her«. Mi** Evelyn June*, piani*t, play• i "I laive Yon T ru ly " and “ Tin Time I Saw You l-aid" and StanJev Ilrupilev *0101*1 . «anir “ nr- ST' -*«* i'arl. Avenue. Tbe utet-oo litre (1 »li m»de it* mark a* It appeared in the South Side Primary School, anil *y* Miss F.lizalielli Dyson Honored Al A hnl.iu And Lily Pnn* *ang lb Winter Park. The Rollins College annual Animated Magazine drew a rapacity crowd who **w and heard the prrrooaiitiea so often appearing In the new*. Haul Ruthl«oiir recited Hamlet'* 80III0 . qny te a huthed audietne uni encored *ith a Shakespearean Sonnet. (roodfelluwa again delivered it* stroke of brilliance hy procuring such artist* a* Laurita Mdchob and Mario Ltnza: the former to charm and thrill a mature audience in whose mind* Melchcir U synonym with Wagner and Grand Opera; the latter to cater to n new generation as he flashed h!« youthful dynamism with n dra­ matic aelectlon of songs In tho Coru*o Iradilicn. and concluded with the high C of the Hobby So* awoon »ong, "It* M y Ia»ve". Kphraim Kurtz and th Houston Hymphuiy Orchestra appeared, and the magic of ceremonv n ■* Mr*. \V. A. I.effler, Mr*. II. I.. eeptinn waa held nt the home of Perkin*. Mr*. Mary Strong and the bride’* parent* In luiki Monroe hrr gur*t*, Air*. France* Allen. nfler which the couple left fut •pent Wednesday at New Smyrna a wedding trip to tlx- W e-I C.us*t Ileach. of Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A*h.t>iwn's gin-»t*. Mr. and Mrs. I.eHoy Seekin* of lUlavia. N. Y havr re­ turned hnme after visiting hero for *ume time. Party (liven Honoring Miss Kliziiheth Dyson A|i** Flitaludh Dy-on wa* bonot.-d Ttie-.lay afteiuoon willtoffee given hy Air*. Itougla* Sten»trom. Air*. W. II. Htrmpcr anil Air*. Ceorge Well*. Air*. Well** home wa* attrac­ tively decorated with arrange­ ment* of Iri* anil pan«ie*. The dining table, overlaid with a white maderia eut work luncheon cloth, wa* centered with an arrange­ ment of pink anti tali*man ro*c huil* anil liahy'* breath placed on a reflector. Mr*. Ilarry la-* welcomed the gur*tn at the thair and tho*e in the receiving line were Mr*. Well*. Ml*. Dy*«n. Mrs. F. A. Dy*on ami Airs Frank Mehane Sr. Mr*. F. A. Munfnrton Invltml thr gur*t* Into the dining nmni where the coffee wo* tvring pour­ ed hy Mr*. W. It. D y «m from an antique silver coffee urn and open fared saudwirlie*. rookh'*, mint* anil nut* were al*o served to the gua*t*. Tho*e a«*i*ting in *crv|ng were Mr*. Slcnrtrom, Mr*. 8 lr m j» r and Air*, (leorpe Ill-hop- Jr. The ho*te«*e* prr*enle*t Ali«* Dyson with a gift of her rhoaen crystal. Approx'tnately ‘.tl guest* ealleti tlurIng the afternoon. A TT F .N D S C O N V F N T IftN IIO I.I.Y W O O D . Apr. 13 (Special) — Seminole fount)' Medical Society will l>e represntel at the 7th annual convention nf the Florida Ale«lleal A*'nel* tlon In the Hollywood llee*ii lintel here Apr. 37, -M and 33 l.v Thoma* F. AleDanirl, 315 Ala* nolia Avenue OesHert-Hririjro (liven H onoring Bridc-Klect Mi** Flisalieili Dy»<m oopnlar bride-elect, wa* honored Th u r-.la r afternoon with a d.-»*eit.bi i.lgr party given liv Mr*. Sam Martina and Mr* I It. I.e.hrr. Mr*. la-shrr'a home wo* attraetlvrlv di—orotcxl throughout with -nrim - flowers. Faili ii.dlvh'ual table wa* renleri*l with n lamquel of Confederate jn*mtiir. liefi*-»hmeiil*, of u gtern and white color *eheme, were served after -which bridge wa* enjoyed bv the guest*. Prise* were awarded to Mr*, .tame* Terwllleeer and Mr*. It. I.. Perkin*. Ir., Ml** Dv•on was presented with a gift nf her chosen china and crystal. Tho*e invit.-.l to eniov the af­ ternoon with Aii«* l)v*on weie Air*. F. A . Dv*on Mr*. Charles llowe*. Air*. Ralph Dean, Alts. Vincent Holier!-, Mr*. Jim Snenerr, Mr*. Janie* Cratm*. Airs. W il­ liam llu*h Mr*. Wallet Tm n e i, All*. Fred liana* ami Air*. I)lck Photo I tv Tml S Phvllt* Rath, wlwite encagi-ment to Untold Chaitman, I .w ell 1 haiimait, w;r* unnotiitretl tiulay by her parent* Philip Hubert Iboh. Miss Phyllis Hitch To Wed Harold C'haitmnn I luo liitoryrlr* Aiken. Also Alt*. Tcrwjlleger, Mr*. Pci kin*. Mr*, (.corgi* I tangle man, Mr*. \Y. A. I.effler. Jr.. M r. MeKay Tru lu k Mt*. M- L. Itahorq, Jr.. Mr*, George Flck and Atr*. Dale Scot>, J r. H APPY B IR TH D A Y Mr, nml Alt*. Philip Hol>rrt Ibirh atllluiincid tielav the rngagrmrnt *.f their dnughter, Pliyllls Je ty, to Jessie Harold thapman, -on of Mr*. Jewell Uuipman of thi* eltv. All** Harh uttendeil the liaal m-IiikiU and giaduated from henilnule lligli School. She atlemled Florida Stole Piiivi-rdly when* *he wn* n pledge of Pi Iteta Phi social Iraternlty Mi** linen u now iniployi-d t.y tin Snnfoi<l Herald. Air. Chapman also nttei»le,| the Snnfoid m Ium.I*, giailuating In 11*15 from Seminole llluh Scloail. lie seived In the U niUil State* A m i) foi two year*. I'pon hi* lllo lialge he alii tilled the Dhiv. rTtie (low of Igu.i-tii M t v of Florida in tibtne»villr. He S.uith t no t lea duilnq 1 I* now a-MWinted with t'hn*r and »«g»<ir t. greater thun Co. Plan* lot tbe wriUtng an- to Niavatu h« antioumeil at a later date. Home Mr*. K. J. Mrnlghtnn. Jr Jo Aon Wmn Mary Kllrahcth IlHtlfan Sheinlvn William* IJIa Wo.aiwai.1 Della iSallowuy Richard F. Kinlaw Silardat Mr*. Harry Kndell Mr*. 8 A. Wester Ml*. Prim llrai.l Air-, (iiorge Rowland Merline Wolfe Kathv I we Ronnie Anderson l.e«ter fiulhrle Allan Swaim Jeirv Covington ISO OORCtY LAST TIME TONIGHT lefitesst N ew s SATUKDAY—IX)UHLK FEATURE Ca r d o f t iia n k r ft la with heartfelt gratltmle that we express our appreciation for all the many k.ndnesse* shown u* at the I m s of our l>elovr>l ushand and fattier. To the memera nf the A»*emhly of God Church, the member* of the Anno Miller Circle and to thoeo who prayed and whose sympathy help­ ed n* In our sorrow, we wish to tender our sincere thank*. N n W . A . Knight. Mra. 8 . A. iy, Charles M. Knight. Au*-, Knight, Mrs. Tom llutncr, 'I Ni Knight, Wiley A. t. Adv. t To make a cup of applesauce to use for applrtauc* coke wash, applea. Cook, corrred, with threw quarter, and core four to d tablespoons of water until mush* stirring often. Press through a aleve or put through a food mill. Hens’* a quirk topping for cupcake*: spread the tope xriti. tart »e.-f Jelly and cover thickly with mol«t shredded coconut. Pretty, tool SUNDAY and MONDAY SUN ROWER aa N t n in SEVENTEEN CARLOAD CASH & CARRY PEEL CANE TUB CHAIR Special 2 TI1I11 Week Only SALE I / Your* beautifully net lor summer enchantment In thin delectable twoeeme by Vicky Vaughn Junior. The slipal-a-aundresa la bountifully be­ decked with Icy eyelet embrridery . . . with (he name cool lieatmenl on the brief, buttoned Jacket. The line Avondale Marlin Chambray la Sanlorixed* to insure Its stay-perfect III. and the garden bright colors will stay last all summer. Violet, chartreuse, rose or brown. Sires 9 to IS. 'AtsMwal skitakee* Isas theo 1% $7*98 — AUDI It C A R TO O N — "JF H M Y Tt « til -IN T R A V K I.— "F A K T O R A I. I'A N ARAAi vs F A R A M O U N T NKW 8 t'O M IN l* A P H ID 22-L.1 T H E H K S T P IC TU R R O F T H E Y E A H — -“ A I L A U O U T KVK" lit �rA fJK i i U ii a t i T I I K H A N K O M I) II K H a L U r i A N R M . V L u k i U A ■.___ ". L t ______ ■ ■ M g B f f g w a a a B a M M g M w e g S IX *»« «M i«r» A S a n fo rd G iants O pen Season A g a in s t O rlando Tonight M anager Richie Klaus D epends On Speed; N eville Or Shultz W ill Pitch Opener 17th Basketballer I* A rre s te d For Fixing Of Gaines Training Camp Notes Don Laz May Break Girl Plays Third; 8anfo rd - on.ndo Krider Urges Record Attendance _i^KsmATBD roma_ | p0le Vault Mark In On Vanport Team;' Kennel Club Entries For Opening Day Gaines Tonight W A S H IN G T O N , Apr. 13— UP)— j C n „ # l i a i . n D a |a v u -----Dan liaiikhrad, lliooklyn Drrdger O O U l l l c r i l MX C 1 H J 8 Is Leadoff Hitter I-IN M T I I V I I - l l*lh, Mile righthander, If improvlna, hut he 'IC> SILVfcR SP R IN G S, Apr. 13- (!-|>eci*l) M jk m g no prediction* a* to attendance but promising top-dr*wei competition llitoughou! the araton. Florida Stale League Hrendenl Joliu Krtcict lodty u ige J central Florida's thouiandi of loyal bavcball fan* to vnit park* t - i j Sanford. Leetburg. Palatka, and Daytona Itc.uh loniglit lu help •••• . . . I ll*t*4f«l, (*«n«lr IU I h*. K » »i celebrate the opening of th a t H r , Iir .m th ff the, * lll bo Mar* J Nmnrtl** H U « a T«i»ir. lUpoy U yp «y. league'* 12(h *ea*on nf pt*»- — . j • icarct Dul.Mih,' I l i v r a r o W Vra i * j J f S Z p F L ihl* '* la '*■" the r' Gulden Anniver­ " » * ------' lie admits'"that luilt *aw him |w»rt co*ad. Hh«? will l>c at ihir<i ius«s> • !••!. rn>»« ciiy. t K NKW V u itK , A p r. I,?— (/TV*! sary year of professional l-a»«- reach hi* pitchiiitt “cak fr r •hn’ lta«« whtn the u n ipirv liollert I lt**«i itu v ilrr. P1«i n ««r \% b»»* lilrk Frurlad-i. f'-rm i-r 1-ong Is­ ttg.|AV 1,-n " Tt-mnil*. Ilappy llattn, l l t 'l Nlrv. h a lr, Krider pointed out. *'an-l wa* (he re a r h- woo th tilts, land I'nivrriity l-a*k«Utall play­ piay *mu. ,u .i r f itu b«. while we must all admit that It including I I «hiit-out*. ard l--vi er, will In- arraigned today on \an po rtf rnarli. Atba Acer, i *i »^v i i 1 1 1 1 1 ^ 4 i m , m ia la undoubtedly going io in- a drift hut two ttAUit’* f -r lla Kurd. a«ya the girl liaa real talent. 8hr *-•••X Hum . Il4ria*it. Tam arlak. iirilirty rhaivr- Ktowing out <>f w rrk lik r they have Ix-en iloina Hal trlay* record l-iraUt*. f itfht.liBii.la vt Ii>aiirr imI Ir r aittl 1 *n••# •r t«t#r Nmrslly Tim*. <lHir(|a unusual year, I cannot help bat K n -lri‘» Icnib-tthip -n llw Ihr rollrar i m r t 'i lii*f*f«-'t earnc- lecrntly. Dell la t of llllnoli It exiierted b a» rigni-nanticu h . t *,. ii w n u r feel that the Florida Statr .Sanford ritv -nmiml*»mn found Yvutunkiy they nallcint-d walloped C ('levela-ttri hi* pole vault matk throw er and waa tnr le««iinic l»atrittttiiu- Kan-ial. Yesterday le v r- ] Vo ,o Iwitri mark a i\ r i i HA* ij — ra ta riu rittKinp rcandal. League will gain new pat rum t-i him In the forefront »f th-» J*n»e* K»ana. Itun itnii. add In <ta thousand* of old ones Thr 24-yi-ai-nld ga* atallon at- land, 13-tl. with an IH-hit attack,! ol I . (eet | lW inchca, which he t*r in la«t year'e W orld'* A n n - . • .fr ; .,».,«•!*# ■ t*i4 ant of . . . C a lif ..;;,.. • s i 'v ^ r i A r -.; x ■• — * • *a l!,« •'*. i.r.— v*/•* r*a *■— . A4» « •* * 1 i*. I t wTfae* H (t« lA I U ll* I IkkSt (M w»K* • «. x*e< |*kvl i,n u t at nan Antonio, lex. II.t . * i ; v i : v i t t h A, a -u it * wile Tl.c i mu 1 ^ ,, , .Tt" ' »rm .-i have eight fine clubs, some of eyitrm to that city, and hr? is tv-ayur l*unt» lv i». Towcriiig C h a r I e a •lloldiny, | .815 average earned her a l-vtth . ei*»- tat a rir«lid for all- irrdly filiiiK for the (Slant* In thrlr la*t eit-ht thr best U l l park* in otganiir-l t-xUv tlx-ir local r*pu-*entatlve. l. . ii * , _ . M1 e ... i k . I 1 le a a t.l. I lli r h ll -i t t -u . < -m p e t lt l-,n . fnim Kai-t Texa* Statr. alteaily I n - ',*he value* in Madlron Sim arr (Sardrn Kant* " All-Am A II. A merican rrlru n tea team for the | lia lii It.-.- M i.II. vl.rle, m ill, • n w ln li, . ,1 r 'i -r s t o that can't . ft...at (.’pr . n ,t ■~rnsrr*Tm(7r " . j.T T jo a r T r i1* ><•>* A*’-i»tin'tt Tv run t in Hk- upeia. lM-iri|f held a* a niaJrriaT wiTnr br Ik-at, and aport*wtlter« and J Z Z A l - C*; ' r — • • t* W M II. ’.-r. of th-- !ragu<- thU year w ill •• cw __‘ t hall four •She’* pretty, wri An Itilh man, a foimer idayu, radiocastcr* the i-<|ual nf any in tIm Oon lla lle y. tu.'xi (Slant v rt -ra n . | • ***• * * * * • • '• -• .M v-cj.l,; ail*, in .i - v'lrr-|-ri- id-nt tort |l>-tnp*<iv -I - n*-4 *nvii m . . . i n nf *lx-fnot and atamt.i ' ' ‘. v ha* *n>Tt< -u ,i ...............-S*. t L u »-•* |'|(|„,| .. i.. . ‘ - ' i *• « m ntrrlal ttlllM - i >' -Pi"-, iim p p * fHHjo.r, I *. , . w yiw ?alB 6 C ! *' ~„t at. Auviullm. ..--c* v*-*u*^! l .-»t, l.ulark dark hair a a -^ / f hander I toll Kuaava looked i i m '::.'+ mr . r r T f i i \ J 7 i» r » mche*. ^ Continuing, he said, “Thenme Jo , i-i.re .e . t a H l Pe I M n t e d ' . . „ ' ' ' " T h' !'i* vi v i ii i i at tk— a tatk* wit* II. II. MuiJo* % ■*( Coe *. George A hlg field of 27 college trarh dimples. yratrrday to talk with DUtrirt the Iwat thine thr nata have tu rn ­ will huld down fln t l>a*r. Kant " 2 L ■«>.. #i__ ! „ Montan*. XI** (Ju.nlln. i',>lt„n those who will say that world nhe broke Into *ofltial| five 1 0 ,1*1,, .\i , i , , 10,*, );*ir* |-nw*r, condition* may make it difficult Duke ->f Gnim- vitlc, J. II. D i-llu y ed uir In traiiiinx *ea*on play yot team* wa* |e<l to Dirmlrgham by movltiR Frank Thrrina will Ruarrl Attorney Ktank 8. Ilpuun. Tra-una r » * t, ttigti otfk*. >t» i Several hour* later the former a* ho pitched all (hutnul InninRa Yale'* Id-man tram. Harvard waa year* ago. the key»tone and M a n a vr Itlrhir for us to operate without heavy of tk'l;iltil. R. L. Weaver nf dug in today. Marg haa g-nxl form at the u .1 Daytona, Dill Hiaxtri ol U r a /lath* w ile Klaua w ill lie at «hoit*top. Dolr player . . . . . . . wa« „ , a n ra , , trd and held in laat, nlttht attaint! the llrooklyn loss. Ordinarily, thla is a sound l-uttt. John Ganxrl -d tlilnndo The 41B high »chool trackmen plate, Agra says khe hold* the l-at | lir.t-,v*||, HI-.. h i . k*-lr. || a Mar. Rhulten. who haa U r n rellevlnr I ,or hl,# •Pp^rance t^ I M m . Jean. Itlark*i»n* Maale, argument. Yet, our right cities Wrldom Ib -n lc v of i'alntlvrt# Klaua at *hort. will move to the' Wony court. S o w manlfd. Wa.hlnRton won 5-1 after MIc- tome from 38 achoola In Alabama high and motionlcaa near thr Xlaral* Xlarv It-.If*. Mlanlty Dutch, Oriental are among the fastest growing in Chat li< anu adolnlng atate*. .boulder and takes a full rut. Morrl*«ii» of Ssnfotd, Purrtado i|ult M-hool In Jaouaty, key lla rri* relieved Kuaava In tha (llim hot corner. Tim Dolan, the 8t. Florida. They are bulging at the and K«'cirt«r y .l'ri a*ui>i-StatisSeventeen relay* record* were So far she won't even listen In »; m ;% t : \ T i i N 4 ( »M i/ ic ik i m i i # •eventh, taking ovrr a 4-0 lead Lou Ia Irlahman will lie In center ly-V. during hi* »rn lu r yrar. Am lU ttolr ila U lra p seams with new people, and more tlrlan IM c r •matheil laat rear. Srhaal of Kilver profeselonal offer*. Th a Chicago K uravo yirldrd only two hit* Ilrgnri raid Peurtado got tt. and Frm l Petty will fly rh a»r In a n lliiv , I p Tv«R 9 i, i h r r are arriving daily. I find It hard The entry Hat Inrludea: Cardinal* naked for her on In* I f rK.n ih Hprinfv. It -a -h Hiar, Traveling Mike. right. So far left field la w ili- IMMI for helping to fix three I.IU In hia *lx-innlng Mint. to believe that there won't be at Univrtdty L'laaa Alal-ama, goal Is to get a physical rdura- Hii-ai* l l - l l , Nuvelelta, Hay Patty. game* in the 1!•I t*-fSO »ra«on and open. least 1,000 people In each of nur C H IC A G O . A n r 13 (Ah The A ul-urn, Tennewaee, Georgia Tech, firat draft Inal *easnn hut her . ManaiP r Klaua haa lieen tr- one game the prrvino* acanon W hite Kox and (,'uli* were ache- (Smrgia Mlialsalppi U., Mlaala- tion degree and teach. park* nightly. If auch an average I.IU ln«t * 1 1 four rnntr«l*. luctant to forecast the (Slanta' Ttiin Jiiflr. ran be maintained through the Tho I.IU game*. nil playril at doled to >i|ien (halt annual t h r e «- alppi Slate, Tu la n r, Ixiuitiana Chance* in the league inammirh aH A C K : IIULIng. (lygm rr sea>on, thr men who are fin­ rnm e week-end city aerie* at Mate Uhivrraily, Ohio State. Yale, u, AUrM lIhf he haa hail only a brief Imik at , the ganlrn— w vrr with Duqurtnr W rlirley Flaltl today but the llarv. rd. Fl-uida Miami (F la .l, T i l l HI* llAf.'Ki llltp*v«l. lila ck ancing each club will br well the Optroaitloii, but hr definltilyj (M GII. North Carolina State ( 52- weather forecart waa not encour* lllinol*, and Oklahoma A. and M, Tnplr. r* m Hmartl* repaid for their faith In the Ruarantre* that thr cngri young- SS|, Cincinnati 113-85), nnd Hyra- *KI'|R. (•••(•HTII HACK: Chi.. nub*. future of professional baseball College Claal— Howard, lllrmCr->*. c it y M r ' i Pvt. ■tcra w ill put out— huatlr will Irr rui* <&3-S0). Th e field wn« *naked yeater- Ingham North T « * a » State, Ka*t In this part of Florida, and fans .. TIVOlilt* / 1. l.t. Time. T w o will he rewarded by better than the keynote of the club a* it I* > Tlir Hyracurr unm r drop|int day by tain. More tain and 45 Teaa* Statr, l*iulavil]a. Michigan II HAa,i tKi , , 1 1 With the parent New York (Slant*. | I.IU out of the fit*t round of the degree temperature wa* today'* Nmnial, Haldwin-Wallace, MlaalaM I.N T II H A C K : J u « N m llh . O r la n . average play on the part of Jam ** K r a n * 8 Deni, on the l**r* and In thr National Invitation Tnurnamrol. weather prediction. ambitious players." aippl-Snuthpin. I^iyola, New O rIlogan *aid thr fixmaatrr In LlA rl!i »>«lle IloyaL flalo, 1* definitely the local team’* D K T R O IT , Apr. 13— 0»*S— Wl.h Moll* Marl*. i.'lw a H . lean*; Oklahoma Daptlat, Florida Krider la a veteran in baseball, n t t l e r t a**et. Fn*l Petty and thr four rime* wa* Salvatore T. K iU H T II HACK, hujark. I^nny tha league's first president who Egan of the Detroit T lg e r v one < hart. P IT T 8 H U R G II. Apt I 3 - ( A 1 - Statr and Howard Payne. Happy Monasr. Tim Dolan are among the faateat Rnllnuo. New Yoik jewelry manu­ TiavelltiR Secrvtary Hnh Hire of High School Claaa— Ramaey, of big league baseball'a heat pow,r- came “up from the ranks". A outfielder* in the Iragur and Do­ facturer now awaiting trial on 13 the Pitt*burirh Pirate* hope* for We»t End. Woodlawn. I’hilllpa, known scouts, died In Henry Foru 1,1 Xt-ntaiia. native of Macon, Ga., he ha* rounla of bribery involving alltgrd lan haa a atror.g accurate arm a* T K t f n H A C K : Marti* Jean. J -----------II . resided In Sanford since 1934 good wenther for th.- two-week­ Enilry, Oak Grove, Minor. Pair- Hospital eaily today. Mar, ll* »li,va ll fixing of 20 other Garden garnet. well, Klaua aald. Egan waa to year* old. lie had Mik L f;V K N T ti HACK, Kachanllag. where he •• a retired wholesale Ileaidr* U U , the courtmen in­ end exhibition tilt* with the \Va*h- field Jonea Valley Shade* Valley Th ro u gh the middle the (Slant* and John C arroll, Hlm>lMh>ntS l-een 111 for many months. Inpton Senator*. gasoline dealer ami former volved attended Manhattan. New Will Ire hard to |>eat defenaively Since 1948 Egan had l>een the member of the city commission. Rice aava th* Hue* neeil tiMl.000 Ha**, Drown, M urphy, Rooaevelt. with Klaua, former Piedmont Ix-a- York University and C CN Y. T lg rra ' “ scout emeritus." a life Grady, llokr Smith, Sylvan and A right-hander with plrnty “ on Sollalio I* one of five allrgr<l to pay for th*lr *prlng training gue fielding champion, ami Th e rlfixer* undfi a n r* t. T h r ditltlcl Jaunt nnd •<> far tlmv've taken In O'Keefe, Atlanta; Deahlrr. Tua- time job created for him by the years probably w u Detroit’s the ball", Krider reported to the M iMtcked up by I»<•Inn. owner Waller O. Rrtgg*. Sr., In own aandlotter, Hal New ho user, rumhia, Ala.; Dothan, Ala.: Cedonly f41.0mi although, lie ad-led, Chicago White Sox In the xprtng H r hind the plate lla ilry will attorney >8111 Kd-llr ('a id , an for years now the mainstay 0 / of 1928 and remained In the Th n t'» »3.mvt letter than th rv atlown, (la.; Tuacaloma County deference to hla long service. provide the *traily|ng Influence of other ex I,III playt-t alrrady in Olnyiius Jerome Egan's career the T ig e r pitching staff. -li-l In the corrr*|Minding periud game until 1938. lie appeared Gives pour Inglnt a Veteran a* well a* a at rung arm cuftmly, wa> thr go-lirtwren for •panned baseball's earlier days Wish had a keen eye for base- briefly with the llrooklyn and laat year. and the power m-rdnl in a lairk- Pcurtailo mil Kollnxxo. with the modern, lie started as a ball talent. Along with thla ha Philadelphia team* of the N a • letter Performance Ilngnn Mid peurtado met Hoijatop. nltrher In the early 1900'a ar l ■l*o had a big heart for th* klda. Uonal League, amt hurled for Ilir'M M ftN M I m l , Apr 13-l/Pr I • Oreater Go* Economy niggeal i|uealbnt matkltiR the lauo in * Manhattan nicht rluti l-eeame a scout for Detroit In He waa an Inspiration to young- such minor league clubs as J e r ­ C in rin n a ti'a Re-1- have a p m Giant*’ ram p I* thr hitlliiR- can and lh*t the n rrti-rd Band Irr IHI3. stern and was endited with do­ sey City, lialtlmorc, Nashville, Mem *<»mc other National U a f i t t the lineup pn-durr thr run* paid the dinner hill. Ilia No. 1 prise discovery over ing much for Juvenile*. many pitcher* the Ihdh peurtailo Mild (Said, llogMii to *haret Th<- Culi* iii-fvaled the Plralea ggalnvt top fllghl PHI. hurling? Clul-w would give a I*mm|Ip of ra*li If! In 2 yesterday as Hawkins One biographer he* referred YOUR A U T H O R IZ E D Klau* think* Pnrr*e nnd Petty *ald, one* tnxie-| to Sollaaao'* and Tuecalooaa, Ala.; Hue*ellvtl|e, to him a* tha Tlgera' "ambasaa- of the Tiger* and of l*iul*vl|le, Will Im* the rluh'* main*tay* at Crn lra l I’aik VVe«t apartment af­ m anngem ent havn't l-een ahle In gave up Id walk* and 0 hits for D IS TR IB U TO R FOR A la .; Ilraaemer, A la .; MarietU, give them all a chance. doru without portfolio." Kansas City, the St. latuis Card­ (hr llucraneera. the p la te - and Ihl* writer would ter a fixed game and picketed a DRIGGS— S TR A TTO N In -le a d , manager Luke Sewell Ua.s Klttma Han*om, Gadsden. inals. and Newark. In IIKI8 he In IV44 the sporting neura In one of the highest scoring ad<l the name of thr manager to hankerclilef “ atuffed with l-itl*. F rN R IN rS A N D T A R T S * red Th The o u tliw ’ ChDfbrttla ntared ha* lieen (onrenttaiing on grtlintt game* vet played In the Rotary A la .; Renamin Russell, Alexander named K ra n ha.«oali's scout Of nt* that H*t a* well. State League. hi* “ hie five" lllaekwsll, Junior l.cagu-- Huaai again |rttrh- C ity . A la .; Dadeville, A la .; Sidney the year. n two practice game* the old N. French A te . Ph. 797 „ a _ Tiger _ Egan wa* U r n In Erart, Mich , Hole Fog, Krn It*(f*n»berr*er. rd brilliantly allowing only 2 Lantar and Starke, Montgomaiy. Ileforr becoming aeout. I nark hn* Imti peeving ad*, Dv A W tn c iA T K D PR RMS A la . Kgnn was on the playing rosterf June 18. 1882. | W illie Itum 'drll, an-l ll-r m W -h - hit* over five inning* ■ 1 ■■■ 1 ■ ■— ■ tjuatrlv with the addition of the In the l*-»t poaalltle eondl- Cub* l.lnrup Tmlay a year A g o — New York tneicr Pirate* Uaeap new left field Idearher* moverl tcmirorarlly from the m w atadium. llunitet* to at Detroit, 3-1, to lie linn for a faal wtart. llawkin*. p Ilillhelinrr, rf A n d not one nf the cVueVer* h*« H* tmun, nti Andrrson, If T h - mnki .hlft arianip’inrnt will final Stanley llm -kry Cup play­ a aore arm , a Uiart very few clltlm off »erit< at l l . Lockett, r KatrldgC, 3h continue In effect until thr new Plve yeata ago — New York ran make. McCall, lb Ruui, u 'Medium l* roll)pitted xmirtlme III (ilunta purrha*ei| Minm-a|>o|l* Carter, u Pluwera, 21^une. American Aaaoelatlon lia*rliall N O R F O L K , Va.. Apr. 1 3 U T ) llorgdurff. If Nettle*, lb , The lighting in llto | «r k at Crawley, u allonvllto ami Celery Ayenur i* rhili from Mike Kelley for undia- 8outh|Miw Johnny vanilor Mecr Hate*. Sir i|o«rd amount. apparently a n»t the anawtr l* > Rurnhlcy, tf Jonea, r ter than average with apccial Ten yrar* ago Coniellua the Cleveland Indian*' rcllaf McCall, rf________________ |*Bte. ef v lamn* aiblinr ron*ldcnihly Warmrrdam rlrnred 15 feel 2 till pltrlier need*. the old Illuminating power. Jo h n n y, only ever to hurl seven hits and went on to win ■ - .player '» » ] Fan* will nr.l lie ahle to u*r Inrhr* for new p«dr vault record two atralght.............. i.o.hitter* in the "Ilf Id 13-S, the grand»tamt proper although at Palo Alin, Calif. 20 year* ago Form er heavy­ leaRllea, llirierl nut III the fourth Now 38, the former Clnelnnall the rwMtrVed neat portion will he weight rlutmph.n Jack Itrmioey IttiiliR v o le td a v at W n * lo ti-S a ­ treat waa hired hy the T r i l - la*t O pen, T h e Irf* field Idearher* are anmomred nl Iteno. Nev. lie plan lem. N . ( '. New York'a (H a nla week sttletly tin a Iral Imi»I*. 11“ expected to more than make up for lied In rue Katellr Tavlnr for IMiiinded tutu for five i i i i i * -m may ih>! get another chance. the |o»t *pair. divorce Mal her re«pie*t." 1 1 m* firat time you sland h.*rk nod nerve y o u d a v In Mivl i lu v o u t. year lly H Ii H A R TE R “ H|i*-cd mill huHlr will In- iiiii main a u r U ," Sanford (Slant*' M a n a t-t Rlrhir hlau* taiii tu«lay a* thr |iM*al rlllli DWlltml (h r urwtiing If‘in of thr Florida Statr la-a­ gue » r a >1111 *«lmli ar '<* under •>«> tonight nt h r . M. « illi (h r (Slant* meeting O r Until- at the Municipal Htailiuiu. BgAford M.-t-. or Krnl Dyson wilt threw out tho firat hall nn<l thr Seminole liiah School ham) will lx* on lainil to arrenadr an t-x|M-«-ted crowd of 1,500 fan*. , Manager Itlrhlr Kla-t* has H i' hj- gUHl* f Will Ik- either A IN r v illr or (ierry Shtiltx anil thr rr»t of thr llnrup, w ith thr cxccptim of Irfl field, la p u tty Well ret Up LIU ’s Feutado Con­ fesses T o Taking Bribes On 3 Games •till allow* thr Iona U l l h it Aa>ln*t Washington la»t night hr ylrlded a two-run triple to Mirfary Vrrn-n. In thr fifth he attain wa- l*l(«d fur a two-run threr-laiaacr, thil time hy Sant MrJr. lilltM IN GlIAM , Apr. 13-lA*) — Pole vault and high jump rerord* of the SoutE.rn Relay* will lie in danRer firm a pair of i loud butter* in the fourth annual competition tomorrow. Draaitury./or tho turlimlnarlr* ate dated at 3 I’. M. for tho i W I N 8 T 0 N -9 A I.KM, N. ( ’., Apr. 38tt collrara and 417 high school 13— GP> SVu Yjfk (Slant fall* •choo| trackmen rntend. hope thr I’olo Grunndct* krep on Illmol* i,ml ha*t lrxa» Slate hitting aftrr the : ra-on open* next | w be represented hy two poten . Ikiiurrsi. ritni«Afel. II ■ lt«|r. P O R TL A N D , Ore.. A p r. 13— t/TI | i•m*. Ila/Morlli. ililv c ilo n t* I let Id. T o m Jm )f — O p * ol the leadoff men in a ,U I•ni l H I i l l t n ^ - l a i i H i r l-a-d-all„ fame „ h rrr toalar In--. ttU M ii^. A h rm litf, Klr*i Hiring, t w n n Vanport Collttfi* nri'l Ciaik Mui* M . iitn U rn i»«r. r U r f u l f*rt. Junior Collrgv won't Ikj a man at r u m i i • .il.‘!!” i i u „Mt<l.t! r i n___ i M m i» Ex-Detroit Tiger “Wish” Egan Dies In Ford Hospital OUR MUCOSA STRATTON 1 ENGINE TUNE-UP Cubs Beat Pirates In Rotary League A. D. ROSIER SPOUTS I *• » MIRROR rF h e F u t u r e W i U P r o v e i f * ^Automatic laundry Ej W K T W ASH, FLUFF DDY , Dry Cleaning a Oak Ph. 1082/ HR. C. L. PKUS0NS KYKfl K X A M IN K M I I I S. Palmetto y w .r riRUr FbhUhr nnd lltcn «*•! Iwhind the wheel fbr your find DirUl!in* drive, you'll enjoy'the wmv dm nil ciperieiM* or owning a truly S teal rar. BLOWOUTS Optometrist Ave. Today'siicst t i n y ! Hut the u n it few year* will give yt*u ‘ * t of hAw feund your when you choact a that fhoe vou*ll hnva Pontiac U built to dkxnwrad CLAHH B8 P I T T E D O F F IC SR .I T NOT i after vunr. with an aUnlttb- initiiniuni of routine mainU iiami* O n ly w h e n ymt r.-vo o p n re e iile Pontine * beauty in tlu> lig ld of its fine m formatter him I n--«l itrinom y will you roally know Ih nt, D ollar fig Dollar Y o u Can't Bunt m Pontiac! Contemn nnd And out Im w low prlco quality nwikn rn*iti/*r one ’« moat tanight after cun! 88n&4 2.O-N0T 6VCN lO -IN FACT W H EN you CAME UP 1 WJ « L u i'. I »^jr* _* c _ V LM f ft*4 J • J .. mud tnm dhutmUd am < to changr u tihoui suite . f - 'i 't ♦* / * fehn u vd Qua t» wi tha > «mdM mw WM0 ot 10 wHb oil the ’-Fro' > tha dogs at th* O-loo. Ion feed Kwmal CKtb. ■J.r gCOND, AND WA1 MK1TO I T t l l t SANFORD. FLORI DA PhoiNt 1 6 0 A -j �F R I D A Y AIM l. 13. lll'.l FALK .NEVE# Till: SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Whidden Receives (iulf Service Award Help Wanted It. S. Whidden ha* returned from Atlanta, (ia.. where fie re* reived an award for IS year* of **rrvi.v with the (iulf Oil Corpor­ ation. Mr Whidden wa» with th< Gulf Oil Corporation, city delivery >ale*man, in Tampa and » a » tia n i- (n re d to S*nfurd four vn r< ago. Hi ii a (<ul( transport ilrivri and work* out of the terminal office. Employee* from Florida, GeorKin, North and South Carolina were railed to Atlanta for the pre■rotation of »ervlre award*. For the IS year* »ervlre with the Gulf Od Corporation Mr. Whidden re­ ceived a diamond and ruby *tuddrd pin a!*" a rafetv iritifirat* for on accident durinK hi* vest* of •err Ire. O Z A R K IK E VUM JNO SMCWfO TH E M ST, PETE FANS SOME S LU G G IN ’, ___ fl'JBOUM... T W O HOMUMS AN A L / PAlB UF JCi}\ MANAGUM SHCLLCV NOTICED TXAT AM | d i d n 't m ake JOB. iniP.r... BUT WITH HIM IN TM LINEUP W E D LOOK M OBE LIKE A ^ r g r ---------------- v~T CABNIVAL 7 no it m TBIPLES/ SO IF Tm - CLOWN CCtlTiNUfS StNSATlONAL PLAV, A f AT F i«4T f LOOKS * WON’T WIN US A PENNANT. JA C irin KAMPP OnAPf i y - /------------------- WILL SPINO ) \ ----------- o b co bt T* SfASON J . H /.~ in tm ’ . ’ OUOOUT/ J I TMAN A PlO ir\Aw r t . j J 'i / ,- y t 'wkg \ i The Sensational N t W “ •fr»^tPT-M r*ing... . . . * 4 1 L v i( > > ^ e > -w w f,n ?rV ii •y ; , ■*V t - r T u t 21c wO /»*»<■ *w C4»r* AKO .»-••* * •» . — R s tOao rS t* i hjS o C l A S T r ^ C lA H A T G re a te r A era tion .C ir * » A M ... Lighter, H igher, Fin ar>T«xtu rod liw W a it D isne y Cakes • O n ly the nrw Mod. I III M iun.titrr r iv c i ) iiu N l W , I.A R G I It | I O \ V l . l i r III A l l IIS du pe d to In li.ili aide and hoitom of Ih i w I. All the nm turc ro,-* Inin and ilimu);l> ilirm for E V E N mixing in LESS lime. Auur hand* air always I K 11' • L A R G E R III’A T - R ’ SIS I’A N T HOWLS— Large U,w| holil* -t quart* lor griurou* quantitic* of bailer. Smaller Iwiwl lulhiicm ly lar,;e to " h ip rt ig (t* for a tloidde meringue. Lighter, higher, finer textured caLct— more I V I N mixing ami greater A E R A T IO N with the new. larg* r, MOW LI I I- beater*. Complete with Automatic Juice I xiractor. JE T T IN G TJ * O u LN\SOl >P. AUL C V - x L-L— K T V t t T H F O K / tlS i/ iT F . t Try HERALD Wint Ada CMy, *I.WHMNI ttl.lt N K W S P A I’ P.RS Fur uale at Sr u po ind m Sanford Herald F R IK D S H R IM P Dinner Ile«t Shrimp on Karth" at •r‘*. .lift K I at St Trade mark Caah. 2 BEDROOM JIOIIHR nlrout I I..... la Stale Hank Iluildine I'hone ITSK. tiny dog*, atroller, liaby mattrr***-a, rar *eat, rrorhetr*! I»e*l •prrad*. IS&D-J. • luiiri ■<••» •lien you riont bring your prrnrriptlon* l*> I.A N K V ’S TIIK IlkSKALI) SANFORI) 7 R A R TIt T.E S FOR BALE - 4 pnrenea. Hot srd raid water. MILLS SWAP fcHOP— 405 K. 4th Nat* York Camp. Orwng* Cll^. Rt. We Burr. Rell or Trade mo*! anything. Ptik** 14*4 NEW Fo u r room fornl*ha*t hou*e and hatn. On State Rt. Id Can ace Sunday only. Call Skmner E S TA TE FOB SALE— 3 LEAVE A TRAIL' b ~ / jflfB highway 17-02- , ,, „ f S f n a FEEDS Complal* Bne W ANTED Steam Pre»*ek— rnpalde of finDhing Wool and Silks. Piece wark and guarantee $40 we«k. Apply Downtown Cleaner* ami l.aun dry. 11.7 Palm»tt*» Avenue.R M .IA III.K Kalreman for whole»alc r*mfr/tbinary route. Call 1042. B A tY S IT T E R . Be»t of Ri r t n Mr*. If. MfltilBMrt, Palmetto A re. Garage Apl ROTARY BI.ADE— Unconditional ly guxrsoleed. Immediate de Plumbing and Repair*. 26 Liner raff. B iiio n ih lf Joe lfauoer. Lake Mary, Ssjf.SK •^rsrtstsairri LOO* wttAl l FOUND. rr ‘ IF TUI M ANW HCy '*I'C» t ••Vi LI AMI C> WAS W ltn I Ml LVkMH ROUUtRS TON t il Hit T»tA)L W TAKE US ro Tillitt HIDE (A lt' OOWCJLM'/ I A l AW IV l ROOF WORK of all kind*. Have, and Gutter* Repaired asd Faint­ ed. New Roof* applir-l. Fainting and rotting. Hanford, I’h ItWH W. R It A rkrnburg. N K W FI tltlRh ruttaced to per faction. Old floor* mode Ilk* new. Ftnbhing. .leaning A w*i •rig. I'.irtatle power planl, tt y*ai« n»|*efienre *n Serm f'li Co.m l). II M G|ra*oa. lour Mare LA W N M O W K K s Sharpen*-!. l> ryrl*-.- irpallr*!, Iiak mil k. work. Pmirpt ,crv.*e II. W Shuin*. 71" V tt* St W ILLU EA tfifK uirA T i l h i i n I to a “** ran* i /.**•*'. a w Ih-aeonablr Rato Free K*tl mate*. C aiprnO r A Hrarry I'lo-.a I.T*T M tu *»’.*. I (>»ntrartor, builder, carpenter an t run oniy -•••rk S|iec|Klltlnr •*' imifiiig No )*.b It, Hiuall "• largo. M l» llearilalgy, Hanford, Rt 2, Ibti 3VO, I'biuie W lntu I’aik M9XT* D RAGI INK »crvl<- «lay,flll dut. top •oil, lu-at, ►b*dl, dump truck M-tvtre Phono |t* u -h , T I I .K YOUR liA TIIR O O M wall* nowl Pl**tie or aloinlf'im wa'I tile. Free ratlmale*. Orange TibShop; 2310 N . tlianK*'! Phon>' W’OtiDWttRKf.NG 512 Sanford Avenue Shelve* Cabinet.*, Sink Tops, Awning* Ktr. C. Vail. Phone I4I3-J. Il> I ’a u l KohinH ira H Jrv S T X LirrgriLV O LOW IMG. B fiOCTU<5E TV fi U — M ITIC ES FERSON At M - 1.1 Roy R ie l, IbUi SanfoKl. W e -t PhiMir ’.‘p iL 1121r, P r r.v cot*. r -out. -coi*o*t a euw JL’ftBiSRr. 'O R B L B tr *1 M J ' B t i • KAtf* t C*jr A OciCV J ypOKI L tSroOQtSAMOS A • i T T iMCj MOUNWAS- S »ie e t. Work 1>y etpefe;lrei| men. “ Farmer** Frlendahip Tour of Europe", May Sth. May mb. and Sept 14th, I04L For de­ tail*, rontart Lanier Travel Sendee’, Mi land". 70 E Ilns Street. Phone 2-5S0I. / Flrat 61. l i » l - 16 •Ifsight air, 20 D rmtttt. BtVk. hand rordrol. «**d rubNr Shape. 2 H. Tel. I lH -W -l . 1937 CHEVROLET S dooV aWan, ?V*E .XSOOMI, -------- --------------V c J ^ W r C A N T V »c doEg e a x v . " S U > ,2B -'6 T t » K ip rrt A U C TIO N V-grtaW"*, Urestivk an*i mU-ellmi-im* *ale every Friday 1SM-R-2. P E N T A CAR. U-dHve It by day, night at 7:30. Col. l-arry Jo n n , week, or season. English Ford* r O R 'R E N T llrndenumvllle. N.C. W A N TE D Man to help with vaid and American Korda, sedan*, auctioneer. aoaeaniently located. 5 loom work eoe dag r wreak. >t|fcgoa •taiiee wagons and eonwrtiblee h n M M Houm-. electric kitchen, i A V T W n KABMERW A t r c n w BfrlekUndMorriiou. !t»e., F. ■■•aaad front potch. May, June, I iffitk south "f rlljr limlla on Jn iy. Auguil. A. L t f a SI ALT.*! M l Nt W PAN AM' I t It t* *U AI.V l W IK NTIAIS' LCO H b to IVUA.r '/ ^ (IV O W N K II Small fatm -fl ti**>m*, nire l>*lh. J T ir r n r d iroirhe* Modem r<m KOf’ K I.A T II, ’Sbrrl R o r l. Nail . Film, It X l4-3w. Illime.l I Irl trn lrn rN . r'ruit. Furnished m Z IN C T R A D IN G C O M P A N Y . unfurniihed A Itarrrain, A'ldr*341 River aide Drive, New York Rt. I, Ro* HU, Sanford. I’h«ne iff*. N. Y Mo. A-34.TK IB M -W -I. FO R S A I.K : 7 room*, complete R A R tiA IN S In new ami aetond band furniture Hr*lr<ami suit*, with ga» an<l elrrtrlelty. I lied living room •nil*, Itiinli-um rug*. room*, »elrriie,| front porrli, I Ihirkei A Royal Furniture Co. block finm I’oat ttffire on blark .-VM Sanford A ve. lop road, ritrri* fruit. Good lot. fraHHIINl w II. F rte l, l.aka G K N K R A L K lrrliir Hand Vacuum Mary c/o Mr*. J. II. I'iiwan Cleaner. Never iweil. f.U.Otl. Fh**r*e .’.M l. Gene,a. lfiT7-J. COI.Oft Kit II* er Garden, i! wren t'itl«.Sp«4 Ffigidalre, Ga- .S (o ,r. Wnaidng maehlii*', l**-d*, Dlnliig land. Work llldg T i x <0 I.Uai Room furniture wool rug ttilJ. Walt K'dxr llgbt plant. For Maple living loom suit, mirrors. •imrk aale. »22finmt Part Cash. Call 1277-W or re me at Nil Heater rlreulatlng. 3&I4 Orang*Avinue IT.opr 706-W. Celery Aye. A 'K i . a K A * PA IM K N ’ T K . R o o m * and store* I IB W. Ktrat Strati D V lIA IlY , Fla'., tin Route 17. 7 .1 D R A W K It cabinet sink, with mile* north of Sanford Nice one rnlsl'g fe'irrt* ami all rnnne-. fto.ne 4PfMV la-droom <-einrrit Work b*Wi»e. Ibui*. 29 feet or mote of piping. M O D f.ltN 3 tooin ftirnl*l»tl apt. I'artlv fninuhaiL A ll electric hit$45 00. Room 5.7 llmnntrl, A ir P riv a te bath A d ult* . 2700 M. I rhen— living room wall* done ir. Haie. »• Tonville. ___ Knotty CypTetOf tine acre lot. K IT C H K N K T T K Apt. Slumlmrland plenty rimm tor titru* tree* m F R IG ID A IR K . 7.7 cubic feet, IH Court. 8. City Lunlta, Highway rhlrken*. Ideal *|Mit for retlreil mo*, old. New $225 00, Now i t -m . . i a ______ couple who want peace and flflO.OO. Like New. 22m; park 4 RO OM garare apartment. 115 fiutct. Offetnl by u w u a r, Avenue. N o. Jrninimim- Avenue. fS&OO.OO. Last b o j-r on Sm yr­ na Htlve at •’Millet Acrea”. T R A ! L K R SPACK-Sanlamj*. A R T IC L E S W A N T E D Tra ile r Park, 0 miles South. “ Really clean for fulk* who buy, aell A trade u*«*t care." Shade, lerrentlon room, um ilurc. Wil»«m-Maler Furni­ ahufflrlioarri*, (>atn>», grill, »*wture P i . 311 K *•* "hone *”.* gra for imalern trallera. We hav* W A N T E D i«. buy govil ikoed Imby every tiling foi tuttler trailer liebed. Ph«me IM IJ b * * ._______ __ Ing. K*-e Rob Wilhelm. HEM * W A N T E D 3 rtkonv furplkhrtl c*itLge nyar Orange City elcan. c**ot, quirt, W A N T E D - g i i l for fnuntaln and comfortable, on Sparkman Avc. drug dept, loinev’* Drug Store South of Rluc Spring* Avr. IF Y O U want In *tll ynur hnm A liG R K S N lV E Kale-man. Sleu<lv -t reruRa, Dat ii with J. V employment, many opportunities all. Realtor. Florida Rial f o r . advunrement. Fire* tone h r rent fumbitwTl apartment Hank DMg.. I’h*me 17&B,- •*?* Store* 304 W 5th 8t. 1— 4 room Bungalow— 2 Iwklrooro. S— Gax range, healer, two tun L it LIKE VOUMl U M N O II mile* from town, fi.t'iOO.Ofl, good ter .it*. J BEDROOM llltU H K . nearby community, Completely Fur­ nished. I ' , Hath*, f1.fl00.00, ||. I>erul term*. I. W. I I A I . L R E A L T O R l i a a i Atm w ill Ke ■»,,**»* o* e t I k , leftXgA* or **u t w r u .i ** * , rk sia a II n o t a*m* I* l l , l , * la rwa l,lre*>»a« y**k. la pelw ro lee f.i* ar*amma4*llaa Ik* a4*#etlme I* n , * r i * * n* gar geoaigrip. f T e*4er fu r a* la r * * 4 » r ik* m l poadht* *er«lre, wit W a a l Atm a**l k » la oar a t­ tir e aa INS gar Net etc eakllrafMflfe, P lr a w M •» a* lm*ae4lalHr If ■■ eeaaS Xrrara la yaar *4. WTe eaaae4 *e e*apaaalhle tar w a r* I M S r •• laeaf*eel laeee- W A T C H and Cl.wL Itepalring. All work fuaianterd. Rra*nuaM.price*. F. M. KtiglDh. Jr., 325 Sanford ^ve. Phone IB04. \ K M !H A N HI.INlifc uutile l. order. Seminoh- Venetian Wind Co «2n W 3rd St. Ph..*, WH/CTS'I o t r M A 0 D « O . " SIMP lV *VRBV7HrjG* ) J = - A C C A yra B O * W M AT H A P P B N ta r^ .f t l- i A -;| - )h b e e n fO r/ A Trg D D O A F TE D .rO R E O r T Z ^ r CCJUl P ) A k -tN O O v o u / H O N Q A V . lcans f — ■— " TH6V J-JV T NOTlFirO ro rag* \ no«r.' mo V»C51M4VC v r T OO 1 rvi - v to ua r weu. C s r M A a B i g D GK3MT - _____ _ /w. av.f \ — ‘ _____A N O W .f ) �FRIDAY APR. 18, 1981 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Amendment OnRecall jw *, T.7.»*S I ' « , — T “ I Octal) ” *^ !?*“ r *4' T , B*yi.s..t .epll.d, •You uuaht » A S “ ' r r r v c^ \ have eoitfHMwv and faith Ti. the lh i n w o u l t l h«v# full p^pi* You rant fo«»l them loft by deputy *herlff*. The »talc attorney would I*Jointly reeponilble with the ih e riff. for the enforcement nf all rrimlnal law*. In many countle* -* u c h a* Dade. Dural, and Hlltihorough— that have rrimlnal court* of re. cord, the Mate attorney ha. Juris diction only In capful c a -c . Ifowever, hr .<111 (■ required to •Jim all front Jury Indictment!. The proposal authorlilng the Legislature to »et up machinery for recall of all taw enforcement officer*, war approved by n 5-2 vote. Senator* Collin* of Talfaha *ee and Clarke nf Mnntlrello n> . . ___ i 1 . The Senate committer also ip amendment, * hl« h would permit I* year-old* *• *o»e, " n<1 » ouR m*,noI? 'V « ” > tm * ,»• wr,J? In,« **}• ’ 8 Oonstltutlon a 25 percent celling «n Income and Inhertlance tare., , The legUlatlvr council lutro'bleed In the Home of proposal *« ■me'"' tha S U U Constitution •« allow taxation of homestead* <nr eehool rurpone*. Homestead* at prevent arr exempt for taxation up to $5,000 continue the exemption except for The proposed amendment woulil _ L .... I nw *na* !al aehrut I laid they believe the people will vote to permit eucb taxation for educational puipciei. The Senate completed legisla­ tive action on a bill to permit employment of minor* In produc­ tion of motion picture*. T h r nira*ure already ha* U rn patted by thr llouae and now goes to the Governor for hi* approval or veto. The House agreed unanimously to axk Congress to make peace­ time >H'trayal of drfensr informa­ tion punishable by death. The memorial wax introduce! by Hep. Bom i ll of Martin rounly who *ald the prrtent punlihment for lietrayal of defense informa­ tion in peacetime is only 2fl years Imprisonment. “ V'ote f<jr this memorial and save your nation and home," be urged the H'>'J*f. ManthiiII Opposes l)R. H. K. RING ICoaHa-ea I rum r u e (lael today upon the Marine l.'oij, bill III) and 4? other Senator*. I denHeal legislation I* liarked by <h i member of the Hou*r. Senator* D o u r la*, George (I). Ga) and Ive* (It -N Y ) urged that the high bra** opposition be Ignored by Congress. George noted in n statement that the only way for Congre** to In* auic that the Marine, con­ tinue a* a hard-hitting combat outfit 1* to spell it out in n law, Dougla* In direct testimony and Ive* In m autment said the Mar­ ine Carp* I* the he.1 service t put down aggression in any part of the world. Both said the M arlnr. could •t-Ttt" the S. unit for th : United Nation* police force*. They pointed to the M arino record in P t o |M)h b J h Korea and World W ar II. “There U no better group of ( r . * i i . . r s from n > . o*s> fighting men anywhrre In the been |ilanninu»tn seek .pedal leg. world than the Marine Corps," M u iInn ruining the minimum con- Ives said. u. I Made Dr. Henry McLaulin c b ix o p r a c t o r Optometrist Please call f-»r appointment I’honr 173]— 1715 111 MacDalia I'hnae 51 t i e r D a y , M a y 13 . j * I h p y r n r d r * 1.1 . . - t l h n o * * .'S * I *. -s. i £5T£:* ' Stanlcy-Rogcrs Hardware Co. 211 SANFO RD AVK. Phone 1361 tlO U B TK O U S SRRVICR p r ic k s Q U A L IT Y r ig h t M R R C IIA N D IS R ■i«. ,t ■..tinly go\k........ L IG HT E R. H IG H ER .. FINER- UndOr the hill ht-fore Imth I house., commissioner* of two or more Flotldn roiintlrs could enter contrail, "to loordlnnle their efJ fort*.'1 The measure note* this ‘ would pet mil thrrn tu coo|>erate effectively to eml that the work and function* of each may eflirientlv and economically Imple­ ment the other In rendering »ervice to the people.** Boyle's Senate measure differ* oi that it also gives the county | Maid* authority In effect contacts nnd agreement! for the carrying out of their common function* “ by a ccntial agency or common ng#nt.“ But neither the Senate nor House hill confer* “ now or ad•litlonnl powers nr duties." tine of the llurnseil-Funua House bill* wmiihl permit county commission* to ratry liability in•uiatue against tort action*. It would also waive the Immunity of a county against such suits “ to the extent <>i liability Insurance larrlisl." Single counties also have plan­ Thcrr aie nine rnajur Cldneie ned to seek this authority by ipedialect*. i Ini nets. A Senate measure by Boyle would authorise county commis­ sion* to have made an appraise­ ment of all pmperty In a county. It *i>eelfir* they could hlra a •lu *o, and would allow ths egneiidltnrr nf county funds or the levying nf taxes for this purpose. Boyle also u ffrm l tha proposal fn raise circuit rourt clerks' fees for recording paper* and attend­ ing trial*. It rhanges th eminlmum charge for copying vr ntm tding anv paper from SO rent* for the first 100 word*, to I I for Ihr first .100 wnrd*. It raise* el»*rIs' •<iiopcii*atlon fur attend­ ance In luurt fn m $5 a day to Sin and deputy trial ilerka from I t a •lav In IN. T»ie third l!ornsed.RiH|Ua mea»me unilld set fee* court clciks may rhatgc thme instituting lltlgat Inn* a* ftdluws: $7.50 for county court suit*) $.1.50 for In­ stituting appeal* from any In­ ferior court to a county, circuit or the State Supreme Court: $10 far any civil or nimlnal suit insti­ tuted In circuit rourt*. egrept rapltal punishment rates, in which the fee would hr $|S. TEXTU RED CAKESI Come Ini L«t us show you all tho foaturoi of tha now }* W # A * C r A T LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING Huy your ear in Sanford Keep your Insurance at home Save rotta through ua IN S T A L M E N T LO A N D EP T. The Kagford Atlantic National (tank Member F IlIC TcL t t i MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING—TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. f ) F S A -N E O R D _ m— - ■ '*•' «i.e ,m»*l In vnppert >•> /;, o II- , .. * -.h . it* II/5I, Bui *»M?d of llnkf r and I. Hen Fuqua nf Manntec introduced the three House l i l t - 'oTTectmg f..iintv government ! and court clerk*' fee*. Rena* * t.Wi'u JIov'c nf llanfoiu i — inllti d the four mca.ure* 'l . combat while the Marines nie<| only three men for each two in combat. — — The leei.lation would put n ten " d e i' • ’V ’.«.n tin Marine'. Dougla* end Ire* % id pie ei •plar. ra il f .i a M ali... -• 17r.,(WK) to “no.nnn jn the next fis. eal year. Dmigta*, who rose from private In lieutenant colorud in th r Mar­ ine* in World War II. said there I- no intention of making th* Marine* into “a second land arm y." He said the A im y now ha* so many of It* best men and Turn * In Korra that It could not ilo th. necessary training jo|, for masarmy divisions, needed in rase ol possible all-out war. Although all inanjHiwer ceil­ ing* now are «uiprnded, the Mar­ ine* nnimally are limited to one fifth nr 2(1 percent the enlisted strength of the Navy. The Navy strength wa* 5( ni,not) la-fore the Korean outbreak. Calling attention lu this, Sc. • rrtary Marshall said th - Marine Corn* bill would “disturb thr traditional balanced relationship nf the Marine Corps to the other operating force* of the naval establishment.” RF.MFMHF.K TH IS . B K F O R E Y O U R F T IR E T O N I G H T T H R P R R M IU M W O N T R R F \ K Y O U , A LOSS M lf lH T I'hone | o INSURANCE Y liU H M U T U A L IN S U R A N C E FHlfcNDR* - * •••* * w a » '# j * ■—<► » f >»T-» **1 ** ir d .r .l't it f A l'.S 4b(OW* ** , I. mi unit t u n Room 101 Sanford Atlantic National Rank Hide. BEGINNING APRIL 7 A l ten o'clock on Thurwlay morning, Muy lOlh, 1951, Until I'tirlher Notice We Will Unuc (he Hoard of Public Inntrucllon will receive Healed bid* At I I1. 51. On Salurdnytt, on the furnishing and installation of a central heating plant at the Oviedo Hchtnil. Hides munt lie accompanied by a certified or canhler'H check in the num of five (5 ) SENKAItlK GLASS & PAINT CO per cent of the bid. The Hoard renerveu the right to rejerl any or all bids. Phone "_*0 For plans and wpeclflent Ions call oa Architect Ellon J. Mougblon, Sanford Atlantic National Rank lluilding. S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y H O A R D O F I’ U IIL IC SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO IN H T IU K T IO N Phone am CHEVROLET li Am erica’s Laraest and Finest Low-Priced C ar! s Jnp Peace Treaty M a rn lo u s new features for lighter, higher, finer-tnturtd Cik#s— crssmitr, luffitr, nashed pocstoet, etc. Only this Modal 10 Mismaster gives yon N EW , LARGER B O W L -F IT BEATER.S shaped to fit noth side and bottom o f howl. A ll tha mixture goes Into and through them for E V E N mixing and greater A E R A TIO N . An eaclusJva ad­ vantage. Complete with Automeiic Juice Extractor. mw Heat canned brown Individual raaseroWs i service. You'll need a oven In which to m l about half an hoar, W| halfway hratad top with canned Vienna m i lat the m i mage* brow fifteen minutes uf ba! : ittoi, Indochina, Ic a center ‘rtnch civilisation In tha far # t_*■ M COLORED NEWS SPORTING GOODS 800 Rest Ktret Street m ^ r— Iw.vxenew t M4*d 0 *•*••*»« Funeral service* far Mra. Claud­ ia 5ta<t Mitchell, who died Apr. It, will be held Saturday at 4 >00 P.M. ai the New Salen Primitive Itaplist Church on W*»t Twelfth 8 t*r*l with Rev. V. it. Friaa officiating. Rlchelbarger Funeial Hon* wfil bain charge of the arrangement*. Yes, LARGEST. H’i lO N O U T in th« iow-prkn ftold, %full )97*/i indws of spirited ocHon and dean, sweoplng lines. H'» W A V IE S T In Hte low-price field, a itaunch and tolid 3140 pounds In the modal Illustrated. If 1948 B U IC K C O N V E R T IB LE Olympic Blue Finish; Practically New Tires, io, Heater, Seat Covers, Excellent Mechanical Condition Csilinff Price Safe Pries Yoa Save Die ItytUiM 0* 4-paw Sedan ICMltawaWaa *f Ua-ilwd •gyteaeai and Ith - — -*■*••; «f m* Yes, FINEST. f lM R BODY QUALITY, renowned for solid and testing goodmss. U M TW D K M i-A C TIO N RIDS, smoothand gftdbig. VALVIIN-HIAD IN O IN I ECONOMY, spirited performance of lowest hos Hie W IM S T TR IA D In the low-price field, a rood-taming 5 I H ■ htefies between centers of Hie’ rear wheels. Longer, heavier, wNN wider tread . . , that's the measure of Cheviolot's rock-solid voluo rofet's field. M H T Y -S IO M T M S 1 R U M M T R A IQ L, «Hdt shielded * .. big in b o b , big In handling and riding oaso, big in road-hugging Instrument RgMs. P O W B IO ilM A IITO M A TK T R A ^ S M U IIO rt. performance. W hy sent# for less than a Chevrolet . . , when bUEon-mlle-proved, combined with 105-h.p. volve-b^heod engine Chevrolet is the lowest priced line In the low-price field. �-wl b U a Jty T h e ra b S 4 r o i* lh — T « Prelect the P u n of Ike World: Te Promote the Profres* of A merit*. T e Produce Prosperity for S a a fo rl TH E ® J y * f AN VO LUM E X X X X II K n la W ished 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SA N FO R D , F L O W DA e r a l f Mostly cloudy north portion, shower* tonight and in extrema j north thi* afternoon, Hearing J and cooler north jmrtinn T u r»d a y ‘ beginning eatrrm r north tonight.7 c N K W S I 'A I 'K I C .M O N D A Y A P R . 10. 1or. 1 jW tK ia lc il W EA TH ER Press Lc iti-fd No. 168 • W ire Emergency Powers Allied Troops M ac A rth u r Is In v ited To A d d r e ss For Governor Are Smash 9 Miles Across Border J o in t C on gress S e ssio n T h u rsd ay; Provided In Bill o p O a » « i Would ttu u iu rTO Proposal Provide For Confisca- .* • — ', '°nF- 0 1. ! V TA IJJV ilA S S E k , Apr. 16 </P) -A prn»v>j»| In ^ r p F lo rid * , n . . Red MIGs Flee Into n r\ 3 Manchuria B e f o r e v B ll Lie 1113Mu Allied Sahrc Jets: Offensive I, n o m s AnswerFromRpd'J. ^ . H ig h lO U f t ~ • - ( i. , , u VO.-Apr. 16 ;.Vi A II* J ,,n* a M into Vat bon nine m,|a, m P r,! K : lea -l.-.L v *wl ^ * ^ i - ,.r<iuw t-orMddinc Bus- I r ^ n l T t a i£s ness On Sunday Is KoieeT^ileline. rlrcngtnt p j.-'c : tu live event o w i r em ergency w « i put ui> in tiir Cummunot ■ ?*;.if7.«.*J.*a*it J •* .sira .Tvif iod*y. from light to bitter. A House trill, introduced lay Yachon it th irr milrt norlhrait W A SH IN G TO N . Apr. 16 </!*) nine reprrtentalivet, it dctignrd to of Vanggu, the Red iiipply have — The Suptrtne ( ’null iplit 6 to t *el up a civil defeat* agency for the Stale and put legal leetli in the tod.iv in letting aland a lower court ta|ilurrd Sunday on the eatl-cende, ivion that a vt itr legislative com- Iral front. pm enl detente agency. AImiuI 50 North Koreant fled I Should an enemy attack or other miller can compel a witnrat to from Yachon liefore the attack tag whether he wat a Communial. emergency tome the Governor iiuiton Janie* «|>|tralrd from a Then they ilopjted and threw mor­ would atiume directional control of •me.month (tail tenlence and a tar fire hack into the town. the defence agency. Farther eait. South Korean _______> ...................... ................. _ J250 fine given him for refuting The bill provide* the Governor’' leiiure power* could be invoked ,(> answer question* atkrd by the t hoop* occupied a high ridge north after an emergency declared by the Wishing ton itale fact-finding com I "f Congret* or the President or an nutter on un-Ammcan activities j In the air war, P -M Sabre Jet* The high tribunal, however, re­ twice tangled with Russian-type enemy tnvaaion. jected hi* .appeal although earlier MIG-lii* Mundav afternoon. In The Governor could aaiie private thi* trim it ruled that witnr«*e* the first air liattlc III F-t)<ts mlsrri a property, communication* CUDfederal Ktaml Juris* and with no ,M|G*. American pilots » idle*. Irullding*. These could he adminUiiative IwhIIc * may refute reported two MIG* damaged and "■•Id. diitrlbutcd or handed in any to antw<i i|oe*tion» dealing with one probably destroyed, later In way the Governor or council wish­ Communist activities on the the afternoon IB (iubre Jets clash ed. Method* for reimbursing per * groondv of possible self-inciimina- <*l with more-than Hi MIG* and aona who** goods are aelied are tion. rhased them la rk arms* the Yaln laid down in the bill The court's rrfntal to accept River. The Communist plane* , . llir court • refusal i egencic* aJ»o a ir J lm , .' a|i)ieal gave no rrasnn l»ut escaped damage. authoriiad under the measure noted that justice* tllark. Reec Monday's vrorr brought to 160 Tatee to foot the bill In case of and |b>ugla* favored u-viewing thr the number of Communiat Jet* an emergency could be levied un­ cs»e. That left Chief Juslicr Vin­ drstmyrd nr damaged in air (at der provtaiona of the bill. son arm Justices flunk fur ter. tic* alnre Nov. | when M IGs first Rep. M urray of polk, one nf the Jackson, Hutton. Clark nod Min appeared In Korean skie*. aponaore of the bill, *a|d It w a i in- toil c.gtcclng t » let the mnvirtlon Since the Korean w ar started trodured at the r*ou*st of lh~ ■land. June 26 Allied planes have de­ -State Defense Council, lie captain­ Janie. haw’d hi* appeal on (mlh stroyed or damaged 317 Commun­ ed It vraa a model hill suggested ist planrs of all types- American by the Council of State Govern­ the constitutional g u a r a n t e e losses for the same period are againit •rlf-incrimlnation and a ments. listed aa IM . He said he would circa* that provision which -a y » no "late may The Sahre Jets were also out on tuovislnn* in the hill under which ahridgr the privileges arid Im­ a strategir mission Monday. They munities uf j-lliaentt < > f the United the Governor could u»e the strin- States. dive-homed an Impartant supply gent emergency powrre would Im bridge arms* the Yalu River at Washington State opiuwed a Su­ rleai cut. HiJu, upstream from Rlnnilo. Tw o An appropriation nf (IIIJltM ) t* nn mr Court review nf the case, pnipined In (lie bit), hut thl* would citing an opinion of the Wash diriot hits with BOO pound buml* •re reported, logtnn Stale Kttpiemo Court that ingirut ii'uitaaie on rata* *i«t. fn a(l Fifth A ir tactical wrr tn the i|inr«ttoa« aaki ‘ *n wt flrorr day. AraarUan M d Turkish aahlkr* »dcThe d a r t boat gains rfu the ground ai tha United Nation* Ctl Janie* for tptcalinning. maintained the Initiative arn>M New Yotk Htate's Salthsth «dt the Kdreali peninsula. servant e law which bans some hut Allletl infantry and tank* were not all busittvss activities on Sun­ flrmlv rntrenrhed In Vanggu, onre I’ U H A N . Korea, Apr. Jtt-h d V days also weathered a 6upromt a Red troop-mailing point on the The first toil toljiei* to returned from Hit Korean front Court challenge. rvn trd front. The high tribunal, earing no under the Arm y'e new rotation Another N . force held the aultslantial federal iiueation wav high ground northeast of Ynnggti, m, nlley arrived today to board transport for tha united Staten. involved, rrfuacd to review a state seven mile* Inside Red Korea on About 40 of fleer* and 360 rti- court derision whlrh upheld va­ the eastern tip of ihe huge IfvralUled men compelled the first lidity nf the law. chun re*ervolr. -lilp.unit from various conduit The derision was appealed by Tanka lumbered Into Y a i.g rt unit* In Korea. They are ache Sam Friedman and Snt.i I'taska. Monday afternoon after breeching dulrd to leave Tuesday, aaid 1*1. •irtlwdn* Jew * and retailer* of -trnog rhinrse and North Korean fob Robert T . Shaver tif San kosher meat in New York Clly. ('ommunist defense* Antonio, Te*. He la rnmmaml Friedman and I'taska were mn The Red* m ailed iroop» end mg officer of the new Eighth vie!i*l of telling meat nn Sunday, sunplies there eaely last wrok, in violation of thr Sabbath obser­ apparently In preparation for an Army Rotation C tnU f. Shaver aaid tha group w » vance law. Each wav sentenred l.t r* preted >ounterthruvt against rnthiliiastlr about being the first flu fine or two days Jail. the Allle*. Their appeal said the state law Ml to be rotated tramf-A aign in I ho On the weal-central front U N. ^ rotation compound aatd, "W ei permit* the sale of bread, milk irnopt advanced against only tCNnllnurd ftn Page S ill romr, you've ranted your trip light realitanee. They now have home." full control of th f youth hank of 1,1. General Kdwetd H. Riookeit. the Hwechnn rsaefeolr. Arm y Department personal elihf Ap rorreapondepl Robert Kimpredicted tins rotation prognuo son at II. 8. Eighth A rm y haodwill hit full spded by mid-sum ■mar I era said the Red* were us­ mer "unless resaaltW* go way taty Manager Clifford MrKIb- ing smudge poly and building np." htn, who attended the inerting nf brush fires to amok# up the coun­ Brookes, who flew to Korea to the Florida C ity Manager's Aaao- tryside and hide their ground Inspect troops and talk over per- riation at Oral*. Friday, was elert- movement* from the prying ryes •nttnel problems with field m m - ed a member of the new hoard "f of Allied airmen. f mandrrs. added, "of rm in t, #«• ■llrerlurs of the organisation. Allied (roopa captured a H ikc would like to end (be War at.d The other metol^ra nf Ihe In tn l ■upplv dump near east of Yon get them all home. are Oliver J . Srrnmr* of l'en*a- rhnn Monday. The Rfda put up a "General Ridgway I* very rola and K. E . Kelley of U k e - bitter one-hour fight before -Irnwmorb Interested in rotating »■ irsa ilsH S oa eaas B ill lh*»c land. men as fast as possible He ami During Ihe past yrar Sir. MrI want to get out as many men Kllddn has server! as serretarywho have had long nr dangerous treastirer of the group. He attend­ rilod* In Korea a* we ran. H o w ­ ed thr ronvrntion Wednesday ever. we must maintain enmhat through .Saturday. J . M. Baldwin, efficiency." iii.il*. teas elrrled president of the Aurtion sale* war* resumed thl* The first man to arrive for association, and Kenneth Thomp­ rotation wan Set. Paul D. Hear son. Sarasota, vire-president. Cor­ afternoon at 1:00 o'clock at the Hanford Slate Farmers Market k tnel nf Grand Konde, Ore. nelius llodlnr of Winter Park sue- with Vern Slater, noted auctioneer reeded Mr. MrKihhin aa secretary- from Plant City In charge of oper­ trrasuier. ations. The auction* will lie eontinned at 2:00 P.M- and 4:00 P.M. IH A I’KRS FO R IKIMBEM6 •laHr. W IC IH TA . Kas^ Apr. Manager Sandy Anderson an­ Cynthia Ann Metcalf. Infant Now they're using baby diapers on nounced thla morning that ts« daughter or M r. and Mrs. A rthu r the Air Forre'a 11-47 Hlratojet auction* are (or the aale of vege­ Metcalf, died at tha Fernatd- plane*. tables and fruit only. W byt Laughton Memorial Maepital at Produce ulaa were h e a v y P:0tt P.M, yesterday. Eveg Don I’enuci, senior mater­ throughout last woelr. hr stated, Funeral serriraa will be held at ial buyer for the Hoeing ah plans with I IS.M l units aeiling for the graveside in Oviedo Crtnetrrv plant didn't know, lie got a re 1109.070. 4 today at ft P.M. with the Rev. rruisition for a doten diapers for Total sales far thla saaao-i tha Mg Imml-er*. scratched hi* amount to M i M N I , and sales Frank O. Morgan effWiatlng. Survivor* in siURJau In tha mo­ Mm 4 a while, then checked with of only IIM.0P4 a rt needed to ther and father inelSSa Maternal the superintendent who put in Ihe earced the stillr* aaaaon of IM 0 grandparents M r. and Mrs. C. n. order. 60. U rg e n t of U n g wsad t ^ paternal The superintendent, Ray Mitch­ ___ Unless climatic condition* In­ grandmother. Mrs. Or* O m a Lea Met- ell, gave thl* egplanatlon terfere, the M *rh«t will thow ralf. The divpera are used to clean sale* valued at more than IS.'OO.the homh sight I n*. The soft, lint- 000 said Mr. Andersen, who point­ NEGRIMfl MOUNDED free mataetal ia idea) for the Job. ed out that tha proato t marketing Corine Brown, Negrsaa, was aeseason has two and a half month* verely woonded Saturday night hv A L L -A M E R IC A N DIKfl yet to continue. a blast from a shot gun, and a C ED A R R A F ID K , la.. Apr. 16— (A T— Arthur Foe, 72, former A llQ U IC K T » t P Amerka football player at Prince­ Ensign and Mrs. Bobo Mem and shooting which iMagaace at 1X12 ton and retired general manager daughter Pai a quick Maagaatlna A' of Ihe Quaker Oats Co., died Sat­ cross country their autourday light of heart “ The Nagra, mobile In order relatives hero. Inclading and Mrs. Upheld By Tribunal first Soldiers Are Sent To Pusan For Rotation Home B U McKihhin Is Named AiweriHtion Director Auction Sales Arc Resumed At Market Cynthia Ann Metcalf Died In Infancy ’S !r^ 'IS U ia £ ,5 “3; P. A. Mm Lei ring l:M o'clech made their arrived In Sunday. Hawaii G e n e r a r s P la n e v vVhi Cbl uni sc Declares General Is Welcome To Call On Truman While In Capital i ai T t i i V Fhotofjraphcrs A s MacArthur's Plane Lands At Airport MacArthur Fuels ld»n^ Term Of A ctive l)ut> Mirnalil H O N O i n V Ap. H A — </P> tienriai Hougist MacAithur. tlnpl>rd of hit top nnlitaiy romniandt. arrived early today from Tokyo on hit w «y to l|,r mainland for a hero t welcome and a (tolitical bat­ tle over American policy in AsiaHit big Iramport plane glided onto Hick am Field’s runway at 12:28 A . M. Seven minute* lata: he stepped on American soil for the first time time lu* 1950 Wskr bland conference with President Truman. He hat not been on the U . S. mainland for 14 yrvrt. The deputed tupirmr command­ er of Untied Nation* force* in the Korean war will Irate lursday to tarry hi* view* on U. S. polity in Alia to C'ongrrtt and thr American Public. lie arrived whro m«vt of Hono­ lulu wa« asleep. Hut today thr puldir will grt a good look at him — and hr will grt hi* first taste of American public'* wclromr for * returning nrrn. The General will ride at the bead of a parade through Hono­ lulu'* *treet». receive an honorar) degree from thr llnlvcralty of Hawaii and visit famed WaUtiki Beach. The General's plane wae Met ....................... i military and civMUn big bra*s. Applauding rlrHMo* l l w i i M M os raa* ai*t \V \ > H !\ C ,IO N . 11.. A .-w Post Office Takes More Than:. Refund Checks P O R T P IE R C E , Apr. 16— i d l Theft of an undetermlnivi ainmint of .bed from the local pt’*' hi h o m iw aid m om or o in iia i and mbs oouoias Mmas mu* bI~mi.i n,r -s r.\ r\ r„rmpr|v iifftre. including h i rslimatrd 2*h• named altrr the Tokyo cotumsud (tout which he hat U r n trlle m .l .mil now tt-nanied "Hst .iin”, will to 26ii government chocks, pro enil fiairtron unbroken yeur* nf scivice nUtaida the llnltwi Slot* Av the M.o Arthttrii pr> |>.tit .l I n ‘leave vumably Incomr tax refunds. » « Japan, varied public tr.irll.ina in hi* duiiilsail tnehided Hit unihrolU (lcin'.i.-:.in»lliai nl f in , ,i - , ,1mtlu-M revealed thla morning. Whi wo Imivs art* lighting In KnM -. The llalssn* w ill he Mown liy Die lot n e t Siqucuir 4' inIfI.muter ‘a |‘r r Postmaster C. W. Peters said nm al p ilo t,l.t.Co|. Anthony Story HMnding by plane). Alto returning ore aid*-* l.t. Col l.m -n-m r ); Hunker the office was broken into som<(Inset, top left) and Col. Kid Ifuff (inset, lop r ig h t ), and Ihe MacAithtita' ion. Atthur 13 (in(rrtiatioaat) time Iwtween 10 P. M. Balurdav ami 6 A . M. Sunday when • rust'd Ik I employee rr ported fur work. Entrance was gained hv breaking th" glass In an un barred wiinlnw In H i p pod master's offtrr, iinlslrhing ati.l raising ihe window. The theft was not revealed, however, pending a check hv Hr T O M S IM M postal and l"ea| authorities. M 'K Y O . A p r l« id’t ( S Peters estimated that 2 .IH10 )ct» «rr kicking the datlight-- out to pieces nf mall that had n l Russian-made Jet. t vrr\ dim been sorted for rutal and grnersl llii-y tangle over N'otlli Kotea delivery were scooped up and Mllice the Red* fllsl -*«»*•♦( n taken. Most nf II was flral cias In** Jets In the Koirsn war, S'nhut some packages were stolen I, they has-e lost 147 dr-troV'd *-i Only one package was lrf< that had liren opened--It con • nrapany I, l.’ ttli Inl-tniiy, I Ii— W AS H IN G TO N . Apt 166 </P) dainsgrd (>v U . b- Fjfllt Ait I ...... pilot'. talneil a woman's drew*. Nstmual Gu,ini, got * ’iugge*l — Srcie.laty uf Sisir Atlieunt to­ Peters said apparently the bnt U. S. losses are » i H hni -to ssolVioil in M lint lo .|oi trill glar wore gloves, a* few finger day lltgrtl f'ungtriv In sit huh kly Air Fonc officer said print* » r other clues had been to lend 2.f*3t,(HIO ton* <d grain to i -si problem > ilunl.iv oiglil ami “ Hell, o'lr Inass, Ii -h i n t |w-r round. The thief left Ihe p«*st India wlirtr, lie m il, • (anune tv anything compared to lhelr« " estly .SitmLy moinuig in ,s wigaleil office by the same openin'; Overall the CommiinUii im u .ste,s itrri Oiler ii through which he rnterea. ami developing nmtr is|inlly llisn tin* hot 'lit platira nf *11 I>|.< - -in,, rvrn hesitated long enough I" eounlty anin ipsled. (hr Kotrart w a r *lait*d June i -aaareal mil in ■ -lemelv wooded recline the window. A rlo -on went Iwfore a closed That includes n im a f l kluakid out I'rtera warned hanks and bu*i- aessinn n l the Senate Foteign Re­ «n tho gtounil aa well a* In the ai -ilea umler the nidrra m d plans nee* men tn exercise caution In lations Committee In discusi (he Allieiiran ln*»e« (ill the allu o| t ,,p|. David G ili he I, the opei • the Ihe cashing nf checks until Indian aid proposal lie *eem«d petiial Wert llat*.| « , INI. Eleven lion *Until,tied lu tllr i omhlion* I*. the matter is rlcarnl jp . He at*-> cerlain, ton, In tun into questinii nf thrsc wete lost In ait rniilli*: asked that at r discovery nf Ing about Far Easlrtn tmhry. The nthers were shut down n> etosely as |uiisdde, s nd I m l quantities nf mad nr mail sack- generally. I lent. I trsls New to in, evrttillvr rd damaged hv ground firi'. Manv t> he reported Immediately either tn That |*ollry has run into In tinned In base or huidid I - hlml (u rt. him nr the authorities. (( nr I hilled on Page Ml*) thrir own llnoa. ilapn (• le r, I In* it At my Of the 147 enemy Jet' claimed irodinrtrir, 'l a j o l with the Itontia l>v II. M. pilot* 42 weir known de thrsiiighunl the iir-dih m mid alloyed, 12 were listed a, pioha t oiiunerideil (a p t t .n iih .l for tho It aaltaael Oa |-»i» *1,1 T Dispatch Of Grain U- S. Planes Win In Company 1 Fights * U rt at midnight firing, many of them In con*M*t*Me detail. Thot nfgBl the j coin in ts* Ion of the American War .\>delation met to hammer out legislation striking » t the undcrssnr Id The final report of Ihe commit­ tee'* long look Into rrlnie is dun iu two weeks. The .(secial com mis­ sion (• helping draw up recom­ mendations (for new nnti-rrim i! laws. 2. Semite Investigator* i la-sifted tho nation's hasie militate tiainiog lamps all hut one front “esccllent" down to "minimum -allsfaetriry." Secretary Of St;itc D e c l a r e s Stfirvation Is Imminent National Guard Uni* Kxccutcs Tactical TrninifiK I’ ro Id c m I‘i evidential M«'tetarv -hiseph <h. rt made tills I leer at a news |l -allsai* Me I'ea, slat ‘"'fh e statement Mr. Trum an re­ leased nt thr ronrhision of the Wake Island ronferencee said that "prim arily we talked almul the nroblem* In Korea." The President said "w r mIv i discussed the "step* necessary In bring peart- and security tn the area as rapidly a* possible In ac­ cordance with the intent of the resolution of the United Nations General Assembly and In order to get our armed forces out of Korea as soon aa their United Nation* mission ia rompleled." Then, down near the rnd of the 700-word statement, the PreaL dent aaid: " I also asked General M acArw m i u i i « t r* * « T w i Wednesday, in rriierlng linlay tn a joint meeting with the .‘'enstc Thursday tn hear General Dutigl.u M u A illiu i. Democratic leader McCormack (Mass) a*krd ihit the Ihnitr em­ power speaker K.tyhurn tu declare .v retest during the tegular •csiiin Thutsday *o that M scAtlhut could hr heard. There wa, no ohjcclion. to the nutter w o rcttlcd. No (urthcr action hy Congrcti it nccrttary, tincr the unsnimou* content rrquett implied .in invita­ tion to the deposed General to tprak. However, the Senate to* morrow mud go through the lorm.slitv ol deciding to come tn the House ch-irnhct Ihutsdsy to hear ,Mac Arthur. The Scn.tte wst not meeting today. Meanwhile Pteshlrnt Trum an tiotificd Congict' he has author­ ised use of IJ'.'.OtNt.iNNi of govern­ ment funds to enable Yugoslavia to obtain critlcnllv needed raw ttiateriala for It* armed fours. Klsewhete in the natlun's ratiital Rep. Adair (R -Indi today in­ troduced s .evolution calling for the dismissal of Dean Achi'son a* Stvrt tary uf Stale, amt Rep. Hakewell t It- Mot offered one to giv? General Douglas MacArthur a spcs-inl medal. Iloth protiosals were made short­ ly after the House agreed to a toint sraslnn with the Senate Thursday tn hear Mar Arthur. The resolutiotia were sent tis commit­ tees, Wilts n*s rarlv action III sigh*. In id|iri action today 1. The Senate Crime Investi­ gating Committee and a special In Osteen Region President made a tadlo address on the matter, In neither ___ .... thr documents nor the speech wet there any refer­ ence to Ihe Wake Island mecl- Califs at MacArthur. Uia President faauod soon, they ■ Berios of document! Involved In Texas and the controversy which led to tho d-pi hr 4’oiuiillons there rr.-te ealled "detiltirahl*." Asawialrd I'resa Military Alfairs Reporter W A S H IN G I ON. Apr. 16 (/P) Out nl (irs ru l (hmglsi MscAtlhur'* appearance before t nftgte** may mme a new arenunt of what Ilie General and President Truman <IhI at Wake Gland fail October. | ___the men who eeeom- '6 w tw ss& sss loKeheveramme ■ - .;■ fly K l.T D N f . F A Y Until now, the only official version of the short U lk trdween the United Nations roHm inder In lb* F a r East and the man who later final him from the Job ha* come from the Prrsldenb— a for­ mal, generally phrased statement IssuroT liy Mr. Truman. A mystery grew up about the meeting. An fleinent of the ori­ ginal mystery probably rteve lotted out of the fart that the Wake Island session really was rontpoeed nt tw.i meetings— a private two-man talk between tha General and the President, then • general huddle attended by the \| liw'crii ’u'n iiiir.u-uvl)* Simulated Battle MacArthur Testimony May Clear Up Mysterious Wake Island Meeting Man J Shot With Wi l e Of DocUir Improves rile exception tsaitung centers niiioiig till- Iti is (he array p tta e '»(iig center at Volt Knox, T lo White lio n .. , ii eantira*, ai<l M acArthur l> welronte to call on 1‘iesident Trum an while hers* if hr asks foi an appointment. A-llomh Dcfunst'H Arc railed Inadequate W A S H IN G T O N . \pr Irt ■f t — Millard Caldwell, Civil Defer** Arlmilllstratnr, w ». uunlcil l.nlay a - saying adequate -teji* have not yet l,e«-n taken to prote t the na­ tion flora ntnmtr attar) Caldwell, his aides .and aii force offlret* appeared l-«-(n!r- a closed session of the Heuate nrmeil te iviees eolti in It tee to give tholr Idea* nil thr damage an atomii- at tack might eaus*. Chairman Russell llM iu i of the entnmitlee told a trpnftet Inter the Civil defense A'intimstratinn officials aaid that not r,ratly enough has tieen dime to meet tho w ay he laid out the maneuver* danger. and tin wav 'hat tin nu n ear Russell said thr witnesses also cull'd the opi nitinii ) outlined what they hope to do lo Tw o new officer* .erveti with I ptepate for surh nl tacks. He de- (In- group, Lieut -la. !■ Tirdscrg and Mg I. t C Teretoc- Itiown, who JA f'K M O N V II.L F ., Apr. in Ol’1 was reeenljy promoted to rank •laittea R. Ilow je, 27, -lint In Hu of warrant officer. head Haturday when found In lied Driver officers serving w e ir wllh lh* wlf* n f D r. Han- H liii.-r ( •‘apt. Roy Green and ' aivt. Iloh of Titusville, waa improving Indav Itaker, wh« with CpI Wilson In a hospital hare. served as Ihe ehr-ive enemy Police said Dt Kti »-••-, 4". ftilrc." Hievard county lirallh dllrotni. live " f l n i i . and If rnlixtid admlttsd flrlpR the slide Ihal men met nt (he Armolv at H:46 wounded Howie and killrd M i, I'. M. Satmday night, and after Mtrasser. lu n a s a r. He lie waa W *a held held without wlUiolK for for- Iw ln g briefed on ........ pinldem , ma charge in Hrevatd cm,ntv Jail ,, , r„r l , B, ir, p, M> Hotvie. a rivllla n technician at They — arrived ai the proving the guided missile proving ground ground on hour later am| denear Titusville, and Ida wife wet* (I esnfluHttl «|n V'fiit star weekend gurata nf the Kti* ceri*. Mt>. Howie told policr >lie and W H .D M F K M F E T IN G Dr. Mlraaser drove off for some I’orter I. in dug. preddent of the rlgaiettea and when they return. I Fl'Ulda Wildlife Fednation, today found th* two In bed Mrs. Ktrai antumnerd that a meeting for ser nude and Howie rlothrd except member* of all iport*ra*u'i *»*o for shoe*. Alt* aaid that l)r. Htrarialilin in the Mil Di-tiiet will he ser “got a f u n from somewhere held Friday nigh) in the Commls•not U and them.' -Inner'* room at the n t y Hall. climd t» go Into detail. Mr -aid, however, he presume* Caldwell will ask Congirsa for mote money to help pieparo the c ivilian population to nns^ atomic (tombing. Sanford Weather j High ye»t*rday Hit Low today 49 Rain 60 Total Apr. rain 1.51 incites Normal Apr. rain. 2.2! inches. The W eather J A C K S O N V IL L E , Apr. Id «/P) Atlanta 7H 19 :iM HGmark IK Brownsville N3 72 Chicago 29 11 Denver :i6 26 Des Maine* 30 w Freann 77 47 FARM BUREAU O FF TO TA L L Y New York «9 46 Meothera of th# Bern Inote Count v John I^onardy, local attorney Washington 76 61 Farm Hurvau and Ihe Vrirran* and former memlirr of tho Slat* Winnipeg 31 17 Agriculture Training Claw will legislature Mti.19.4n left thl* Jacksonville! Mi 81 ho)d a Joint m**tlng following u morning with Roy Partlp for Talla­ Miami t« 74 •unp*r at 7:00 o’clock at the High hassee In older to attend IrgUta- Tallahan** HU 66 live itwiunt T itttp i 78 69 ~ wl farm bulldlnf- - Q-* • 4 '■*-a. * •J* t v � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 13, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1de93e02575ed54a97411dc4b2bce410.pdf 79947d32e82cd69f0fd08022546dcb97 PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY APR. 11. IM 1 THE BANFOWD HERALD, BANFOBH. FLORIDA PAGE KIGH'f . Forester To Show Conservation Film Robert F. Simpson, inrnibcr «f the Florida Hoard of Forr>try, will sIkiw a sound motion picture, ’•Florida Wealth nr Waite1', |p a program presented by the Semi­ nole County Ambition H<wietv at the Garden Club Monday night at 8:00 o'clock, It was announred to­ day by George Bwartr. The publir la Invited. The mimed motion picture, raid Mr. Hwarti, will p»rtrnv the dra­ matic utory of Florida's fight for permanent |irns|>eritv dreplln Mich odds as winds, frcere«, fires, etc., and emphasis will lw plarrd on the nerd for conservation «f forests and other natural resources. Person- intere trd in hiid study are Invited to join members of the local Audubon Society »n » Irits to Persimmon Hammock on Saturday. Apr. 21. A fjf'up '*111 IcH-r the fiardrn Pcntei nt f./VI A.M. Tho<r desiring I cans |v>ration are advised by Mr. Hwartt to tele, phone him, 77ft-M. On Monday night at Hie Tourist Center, Mr. Swarts showed scenrs In color of “the srrnir west". Baseball Players Arc Placed Under Wage Freeze Rules WASHINGTON, Apr. 10—on —Tties Wage Stabilisation Board today ruled wages paid baseball players must runfona generally with club |>ayr«ll practices of 1950. Official* said th a t means no Individual hall player ran he paid more this year than tha hlrPfst salary a player on the sam* club received during 1W0, The ruling was made a t the request of attorneys for the ma­ jor and minor league*. They asksd whether wage* paid pall player* are exempt from wage control*. The Hoard said they are not Today's itding applies only to hasrliall. lint it waa considered very llkrly similar rulings would lie made on other profasllonal sports, such as football, hockey and Itssketliall. Players hr those spoils havr similai e m p lo y i ■*tnIdnyre relationships a s thst »f laisrhall. Ily making tha I9fd) salary or the top.paid player on each base­ ball cluts a chits “rrillng" the rul,bm o*sy oiean tiiai some itar* -'ill have to Ftfrrgo r.xlary boon!awarded them in new 11*51 eontrarts. For players M ow a rluh’s re|ling, there is considerable leeway for mrrit raises or bonuses. The club must show the Wage Board, however, thst the player has rarnrd a belter salary W aus# of increased ability. Toe Imard ot reeled that earn club keep a payroll record avail­ able for insprrtlon by the Board's representative*. The h*iaril said it may modify or revoke pxlay's ruling *t any time "or as to any club" as It proceeds with davalopmsnt of a more detailed wag# slahilltatlon pollry. It was Indicated today's ruling may !*• only temporary. Salaries paid baseball players will not Im> limited by the 10 per ren t overnll felling applicable to workers generally In Industry — Ts - • — . r - - Farmers Auction To MacArtliur Praised Hold 1st Birthday IC rttlH N r r M f i « t Orel The Sanford Farm ers Auction, Inr. will celebrate It* flrat birth­ day Friday night, and among the articles auctioned will lt« a big birthday rake, aald C. R. Dawson, president. Increasing amounts of vege­ tables are being auctioned at the miscellaneous sales, he stated, and many housewives era among the buyers. A fter a year of operation, the Auction now has 20 acres of land south of Hanford, and 18,000 In­ vested In buildings. Plans arc pending for the hulid. Ing of u rattle auction market, in­ cluding • budding and ra ttle pens, said Mr. Dawson. A vegetable re­ packing shed will he rnnslrurtrd in the near future. Another pend­ ing project will hr the building of a restaurant and a filling station at the market apprnarh on the Orlando Highway. Return Of Formosa' ira -iia io S ■'mm r* a e Oast upportunity In take pari in the rurrent negotiations'' for a Japan­ ese peace treaty. greum en in an attem pt lo fore* stall thr telephony call*. "W hat’* going to Happen tn my ■ »m In (n L'ntaa son KoreaT" frimA cried am wnmiii woman who telephoned tha New York Journal American, a Hearst pro. MacArtliur newspaper. A Journal American spokesman said "it Is the most violent public reaction In history/' “llow Ho you impeach th at old iwitrhbosrd operator at the Hearst New York Dslly Mirror. Hhp reported IM rails In 95 minutes. “What did MseArlhur say about Margaret tn make Truman firn him ?" asked a rsller to the Den­ ver Po«t. The San Francisco Examiner received a telegram saying: "We have lost MacArthur hut thank God wr still have Grnrrat Harry Vaughan." Callers to the Columbus Dis­ patch asked: "What can we do?" Home wanted to sign a petition tn retain MacArthur. A fireman railing the Cleveland News said: "If we need a Kefauver Com­ mittee tn .how op 'he rottenness iO’idr the *r-;nt|y, wr need one to stiuw up tin' trouble In uoi inter­ national policy." Calls to the Canton, O., Itrpnsi. lory brought three cooiments: WASHINGTON, Apr. I I —/AT— llritish proposal* that Itesl China he Included in Japanese peace treaty negotiations and be given title tn Formosa were branded as unarrrptalde today by American officials. The two requests are due lo lie turned down wan by Arrrbessador John Foster Duties In the souls* of hla treaty talks with British AmIwssadnr Kir Oliver Franks. The proposals represent by far the mu*! serious problem which (<ll ■ sa i-iimt* JBiirf *a stiatris* . it'a has yet arisen among the western power* in connection with the Japanesr peace treaty. But Dulles, a Republican advisor who Is running the project for President Truman, is reported to lie optimistic that the British will not lie adamant. H latr Department official# said any negotiation with the Chinese Red government—which Britain recognitre—would require that the United Males recogniva the Peip­ ing regime—something this coun­ try ha* no Intention of doing. Un­ like t^indon, Washington main­ tain* relations with Generalissimo Glutlng Kai-Hhek'* Nationalist re- Draft Deferments Underworld Chief K ilin is Meeting COLORED NEWS JAMBS CRAWFORD DIBS Dies In Luxurious Funeral tervieee will be HeM tlf k a u to hi a . Awards war* prvMiami Beach Home santaer ny Mr. rrtngie for perfect Sunday a t 3:00 P. M. a t 8t. Jamea Church, at Ninth Street and Cyattendaaca. MIAMI HKACll, Apr. I I —<AT - C h arles Fischetii, SO, one of the leader* of America's under­ world, died early today at his luxurious Miami Beach home. A doctor who had hern attend­ ing Flsehettl for the past four d*y* said thsr Heath was caused by a heart attack. He said there was no doubt it resulted from na­ tural causes. Fischel'l, and hi* brother. Roc. ro, surrendered nine days ago to the >rrgesnt-at-armi of the U. 8. Filiate after fed y al agents had ought them rr/njr months tn rtve them with U. S. Senate Crime Investigating Committee *id>p*ierui* Senator Tnhry (fl-N H l. a memlier ef the Kefauver Com­ mittee, pressed for reopening of the crime pndie the day ‘tha Fisehetth **jrrendcred Tohey •aid at the limp that "they are kingpins in thr gambling world mol would contribute a lot of in for mat ion." Charles Flschrttl was described by the Kefauver Committee as on? of -even overlords who ruled America'* underworld on the basis of strlrt efficiency and business with an annual f2ftJNMtJN)ft,noft take. Following his return from Washington. Flsehettl contracted a virus infection and a doctor was i tiled tn his waterfront retain at 17% Allison Road, AIHs t (stand. Miami Reach. The doctor, who asked that he not l>e Identifies!, said Flsehettl s i* fretful at bring rooped up In ih> house, which Is fllled.with piccollected _____ while lure* Flsehettl _______ l-n-ing a* the rilver-halred art i X p e rt "Dr, Flslicr’*. At -1:1ft A.M. today the doctor *i-l he received a frantic tele­ phone rail from Mr*. Fixehatti: "Come right over, lie’s got terrih h pain* and he r a n t breathe." When hr arrived. Ihe doctor *ald Fiwhetti wa* breathing hi* last. The death certificate listed Ft*ehettl's age as fit). Ills father Is d e a d hut his mother lives in Ilruoklyri and the funeral will lie held th e r e . Fisrhrttl waa a cousin of Ihe late AI Capone ami had been a*«oelated with the Capone outfit sinre the late 1020s. He once served as CiilHine's chauffeur. Puerto It I- an- weir grant Amrrlran ritl*rn*hip In 11*17. Yongang, o» the w**t*rn Irani. Tha R m huklod mortar fire Irttn Bu Aiiivfkau unit and ware pound*d In' turn by Ameriratt artillery. Two American Infantry alUclu t o n ia i l m m * .. . , w w -a -M A - i . _ quip men t. pn«|>« tfieri future_settlement Theme included 8. F. Doudney and F. I la sky Wight, 11 years; Ralph A. Smith, E- 0 , Kilpatrick, Dr. L. T. Doss, B. B. Crumley and J. M artin BUneelpber, 8 years: Howard Montiath and Ed Lane, 4 ire; A. L. Collins, Joel Field, rl Higginbotham, K. M. Field­ ing, and William Stemper, 3 y e a n John L. Galloway aad Al Wilson, 3 y e a n and Fred Wilson, Roy Mann, Raymond Kader, R. K. Evans, E. H. I-aney and O. K. Goff, ono year of perfect atte n ­ dance. R upert Strickland, chairman of the recent mlnatre! show, thanked other members for their support of the program, and naked that a resolution of thanks be extended to the Klnalmmee Club for sending the entire cast of their show here. President Joel Field commended Ralph Black wt Me r. ticket sales­ man fo r tha show, fir h h success In selling more than l,->R0 tickets in m der to promote the show and add to the KI wants underprivileged children’s fund. Judge R. W. Ware introiincw the guests: W D. Lawrence, Win­ ter P ark; G. E. Daniel, Orlando, J. II. l-ambeth and Jack Stemper, and Joe McClung of tha Key Club. E prres Avenue, for Jamea Crawford 73 year old negro who died In the local hoipital Sunday night after a lingering illneaa. James, who wa» horn In Valdosta, Ga., came In Sanford in 1022 and until Illness forced him to stop work, « w entployed by the City of Sanford. Ills wife, llcrtha. survives. Funeral services for Edward Thomas, who died Apr. A at Ro­ chester, N. Y„ will be held tomorrow at the Zion Hope Haptisl Church at 4:00 P.M. Rev. II. W. Williams will offiriate. The Efrhelherjrer Funeral Hume wilt be In charge of the arranrementa. Odham Declares (Cm IIsss* V rs* s Ose I ing factor* In t*dh reinstate, mania." Hultivan ami V. R. Fisher, llill*iKirough county solicitor, were suspended after grand jure Indict, ments. Fisher wa» reinstate*) after Thu ssiore has spoiled <*# c s m drunken ami reckless driving. Sul­ livan'* indictment was wiped out hy the State Supreme Court, which ruled he wa* not charged with a crime under Stale law. The Governor yeiterdsv declines! The United States Air Force Is made up of 10 major com­ comment on reaction to hi* rein­ mand*. Strategic, Continental, Air statement of Sullivan Material, Air T rJnlng, Military Air Transport Service, Air Uni­ versity. Ovaries i, Air Proving Weight of paper used In the production of It. S. currency during 1010 totaled 1,702 tuns. Ink used weighed 1,188 ton*. That'* the way we treat out customers. Rut, even tnorr lmportanl, we KNOW HOW l<> care for your CAR. Gel tin* habit of diivirg in rrguls.lv ROY GREEN’S AMOCO SERVICE .'ml and Park BARGAIN 1948 BU1CK CONVERTIBLE Olympic Blue Finish, Practically New Tires, Radio, Heater, Seat Covers, Excellent Mechanical Condition Ceiling Price Sale Price You Save *1715.oo $1495.00 $220 °° fi-l Wendell Wilkin^—tfu^ Rrput^j, Ci an presidential ramililat-'. > 1 Rut he refused to « y If he hid signed a Communist Party "nomiat ing petition" on July 31, 11*42, nr if he had participated in other Communist P arty aclWillaa. n Estate O f Many Millions for Others CUSTOMERS In order to acquaint our customers with the changes made In the packairing and distribution of nur milk, we wish to explnin the action we have taken. O tic o f the g rea t re w a rd s to u i w h o h»ve g|wnt m ir Uvea a - life liiAtirARrr re present at ivep fa th e knowledge th a t onr e f f o r t * have been devoted to th e protection and fu tu re h a p p in e w of u lh e rn . The estate 1 have helped nthara to build U located at Sanford .. - end extends to the borders of Stmlnole County, Corutgntly = 1 -- j * rV - - - V„ growing, deapfte depreaaion and war* crop falturea end bank holidaya, It haa meant aecurlty for many familiea In our rommunity, education for children, taxes paid and pension* MUk delivered to our customers, however, is still produced on our farms and proceseed In Sanford, with the exception of tM i milk which we send to Orlando to be bottled in the paper contain c n at the Perfection Cooperative Plant, in order that you may have your choice of either the glass or paper container. provided for. Today, as 1 begin iny itoth year aa New York U fe’a representative In Hanford, I would Ilka to express my thanka to a community that has given me ao many opportunities to serve Its p u t, present and future We wiO ctmtimte lo operate a milk plait and business of flee in Sanford employing the same local personnel in the and on the routes who have served you in Che past % 4 Boy Holler, Agent ■3 4 *51 *V We have aggnclaM yaar patronage and confidence, and,we hope that we will oMttave to enjoy them, for we slaceiely believe we have acted in the beet interest* of oar friende and customer^! and for the host buoin*** interests ot this community. NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY H ;j | 51 Madison Avenue K g g S ia H New York 10. N. Y. A«k Your Grocer For Milk In Pure-Pak “ <S: h T t g s i f f g r i t M" si ’■ V J. f Ph. 9107 �In fJnltr Th*r# Is S tm t f t h— To Pr«U ti lU P m i of 111* World; Ta P i o m u it* Progress of AmtiUi. To P ro d u u P m H n l l for At«fwiL VOLUME XXXXU H ttp ^ r n tfa r d Special Senate C om ­ m ittee Is Set Up 9 T o H ear T estim ony O n W arren A ctions TALLAHASSK^ Ajw, 12 t/Fi —Without an audible dinriil, ill* Florida Home today voted tu conduct an inlfairv* tiis ir r li invittigalion to find shat i* true in all the chattel of Stair political corruption. * there war almost no ditcuxiian before the Home by voice vole adopted a resolution prepared by Rrp*. Slieppard cl St. loluu and Fate*II of Dade irltin| up a fire­ man committee with subpoena |x>wci* and expenre money to con­ duct the inquiry. It wrat hacked by the entire Houie Revolution* Committee. f Farrell told the Home and in­ terim committer to ad jointly with tension after the pretent Legitlalure adjourn* alto it nreded. but “in view ni cutterd event* wr ihould do tomethini tbit tettion. ih Collins Faction Says C onsideration Of T ax Is P rem atu re All Aide lie an plane* came tafrU out of thr ball let. Dean, Ray, Reck And Our ol llic ihuntlrioui clatlieG uthrie Are Given wat lhr InggeM jrl lighl m hitlory M e r i t Certificates Il instdtrd I >2 |rt planrt All Ruinan-iusdr M il, I' m and 71 Tbe Sanfoid Jayceet today p a ­ American F’JMw and F-48t— ami tented Progress and Service almui 40 11-20 medium bombers awardt to Rolland Dean, editor ol On the ground two t'hlnese the Sanford Herald; I'd Ray. ex divitiun* pulli-tl back tuddenlt editor of the Oilando Sen- and mysteriously on the centra' Anttricun troop* pu*hed tinel-Slar; Myron Reck, nwnei ol front, rnutiou*ly ahead in thrii wake radio station V I R R . and licinsid against no opposition. Staff ofCulhrir, editor of lhr Ssnlord firers said they were puttied h / the enemy withdrawal. Builder. The (wo Red divisions Wed­ Jaycee P in id rn l W. H. Strmp- nesday bitterly np|H>*ed Allied rr rip rrtie d the appreciation of crossing* of the ijnntan Iliver the Jayceet -for thr aid rath of south of t'liorwon They (might thr mm had givrn the orysniralion from the craggy lull* north nf the river. ovrr thr yrsis. Hut lln-y broke contact Wednes­ Mr. Drsn. who wat iulioducrd by day night Judge Douglas Stcnitiom. congrsSou tb Korean tn»>p» mi the lulslrd the Jaycee* on their cam­ ea*t r*tsst ttald>ed 2d miles Into paign for ctime prevention and at­ North Hurra in the deepest Relpenrtratiun of the current tempts to (met out corruption in laml United Nations drive. government. In history'* liiggr** jet bot­ Comparing their efforts to those tle, the HO Mills swooshed out nf of thr Kcfauver Crime Investigat­ Red Manchuria against 72 II. 8 flying cnvrr for 10 to 40 ing Committee the Herald editor ets T, 8. Superforts. The lt-21** drop­ •aid the fight mutt be continued per 100 tons nf bombs on tin if successful results are to be ach­ vital railroad bridge serosa the Yalu River between Artung, Man­ ieved. churia, and Sinnlju, Korea. "A philosopher hat u id that The American jets shot down ‘eternal vigilance is tha price of two MIG*, probably destroys.) libestyt it is also the price of two other* amt damaged 12, A n*2I> gunner brought down a dean government." Mr. (Van conthird Red let. 11-21'* alto damaged another Red- j ^ . > 9 9 , logh 9*Mtod~wul In the T en n-We were damaged hut meeting that tha purposes of the landed **f*lv In Korea. The others Jaycee organisation and thoie of returned to thrlr Japanese or Oki­ St* lion WTRR—the progress and nawa hates growth of tha community—arc The second air luillle flare.I Identical and that In serving Itself Inter Thursday in the eentrr nf the station Is cooperating with the “ MIG sllet" In-tween Riniitlu an I Junior Chamber of Commrtre prw- Slnanju. In this action lit Cum* g ra ta . imtni't lets attacked 12 Aintilenn •iunion Uradley, state Jayceu Sabre Jet*. •rrretary , Introduced Mr. Iteck The Sabre* shot down two It.-d and compiemsnted Wm on the fine J r|, >ni| ,ir„liaMv destroyed anw p e rs tlo n lh# J a m e s hsvo had ,|h rr Th(. fi ,,, , , f,„ lR from tha statian In their vsriuus 1 minutes from 14.000 duwn to < • drives and campaigns- Mr. Reck 000 feet altitude. said tbe Jaycave performwl a Other Alllr-d planes In <'-72 true public aarvlaa In bringing flights reported mure than feat many fin* speakan to Sanford. Red* killed nr wounded Thur»dav. Mr Ray, dascribad by Malrom the grratent claim avainst tr---r-t McNeill aa en* of thr must pro­ in the pas* three weeks. Tin- fir-M gressive newspapermen in Florida, er» strafeil Irunp column* nf 0,1)00 advised the Jaycees to takr an in •otdlers nesr An«k amt I,*at0 tense end abiding Interest in th* Reds near Shaeivony. politics of tha county, state and in the ernumt fishilne, thr A l ­ nation. lies used l-nvonets and hand l- mIndifference an tha part of the nadrs In rarvlnr out two small cltiienry Is th* easiest road tu t-earhhesd* W-dm-tdav nn the corrupt government, he added. Hantan River north hank. "It Is the duty af every c l lien The Reils tried to hall the to participate Intelligently In the United Nations advance uilb H'*a<laaed 9 m h a s t i l l heavy mortar and grenade finThe stiff Communist onposlthm BreakH tert nf firers at first to hallrve Ihev hail run Into the main enemy line. The Red* have lammed IH new dit-'siunt lp*n North Korea. Return of a warrior with the Heavy fjghllnr also *wir'.-l knowledge of having helped es­ near Yanygu on the aouthenstern tablish record* unequalled by any edre uf *he great llwaehun Reother carrier baaed flying or­ aervolr. Tight censorship ohveiirganisation In the Korean hostili­ ihI the details. ties I* J s e k E, MMcdm, seaman. Allied troops advanced ftum the U8N, of Oviedo, FIs., a member Imjln River In the we«t practicalof Carrier Air Group II. all alung thr front In the He* In rom hst far nine month*, lv nf Japan east roast. That frnnt which la lunger than any other now Is almost all In North Korea. group, llitr fuilewlng record* were The troops are under the ternmads: 1. The first N ary pilot to shoot tu-tary command of id. General Prank W. Mllhurn. Mllhurn l» act­ down an rnemy MIG Jet fighter. ing commander nf the II. 8. 71vb'h 2. Sorties Gown, DAi 3- (More than twice as many as any other Army until the nrrival nf I.t. Gen­ eral James A. Van Fleet from group). .1. Hours In the sir, 2.1,107, Wastiington. Van Fleet succeeds I.t, Grneral (Unsurpassed). 4. An average af ft) strike Matthew II. Itldgway who f t -w to mitslon* per man, (One-third Tokyo Thursday lo replace Genmore than the next ranking vrat MacArthur as suprinte com­ mander. group). The Red* tiattling the Allies ft. A record DjOOO.OOn pounds of ammunition dropped on th* south of Chorwon may be the outit ol a concentration of ftl*f>,000 enemy. mmumat troop* gathered In the ft. Carrier landings. 10,000. central mountains for a imssllde (Unequalled to data). In addition, tha air group was all-out smuah at thr Eighth Army. Air and artillery Iwmbardnirnt highly Instrumental In the suc­ cessful completions r “ the Inchon has destroyed Chorwon, one point landing and tha fsmou* Kung- of a triangular ares holding the ITisaUee** Om ram * T w e ) nam withdrawal. i Ex-Rollins Prexy Asks Resignation Man Of Paul A. Wagner Oviedo Records InKoreaWnr By Kenneth Ramsey Tw o ChineseDivisions Pull Back On C en­ tral Front In S u r­ prise W ithdraw al Revision Of Sales Jaycees P r e s e n t enemy jet*, piotulily destroyed Tax Is Taken Up Progress A wards !""*• *i * ^ * IwP1 - _ i' j |j I IJ . in two inatiny sir fight* ovei By State S enate To P ress, R a d i o northweit Korea. * M r. '* : ala finance ami Taxation Com mitten and head off a ipecial tax A fter the Parcel)-Rh*ppen) rr- study rommittea wtihlrh drifted the ■ehition had slipped through the ale* tax revlaion bill whirh I* eaadoptl<m without an objection, limated In rxl*n 117,Wr0.t>»NI. Rett. June* of Collier sought to Earlier, tha H-mate refund to pet a recon tide ration. Til* move permit a »l might 2 perrellt aero**failed by another voice vote, hut th.-'ltfuird 'ale* tax t« lx- put on he had tome audible support. thr Senate r alrudar »n it roiil.l Ho aald "Let** not go off half lx- dl-l-lltt'd. cocked and do somethin* that SupiMirlrm of Collin* aald early would In- worthle**.” lie taid Gov- action on the *alrs tax wa» “pre­ " ernor W arren hat authoritv to u«e mature” while Sham!*' supporter* hit nwn riiicretlog ghaut suspend •aid a special vraxion I* In prosIng an reinstating public official* pert If Slate need* are not ftand “If you investigate from now named Immediately until doomvday you can’t do any­ Thr revlatd sale* tnx measure thing. would remove several exemption' “Until aoma ennereta evidence including clothing, moat medicine* ran lie laid lieforo tha Legislature nnd randy. to Impeach tha Governor all th'v Senator llaynard of St. Ceteratalk lu plraar the folk* hark home burg, chairman of the AppropriaIs Otwolutrlv u-rlvia." lions Committee, reported to the Shepperd told him the reaolu- i Senate he expected a upending hilt tlon doesn't “say a word about the t„ |* ready for ronaidvration In Gov*rnor“ and thtra thrr* h*a been trooiia»»o o» r-»»* t i n "enough no Idle forore that I thin’; tha people demand an Investiga­ tion with a report you ran get your teeth into.” Jon**' move far reconsideration waa tabled nn a motion by Rep. Simpson of Jeffertgn. Jones who waa a W arren ap­ pointee to the Game and Fresh NEW YORK, Apr. I I —<A*>w ater Flvh Commission but rened to serve In the Legislature, Dr. Hamilton Holt, honorary i the llou'o he ha* "no con- president of llotlins College, w ncetlons,” and Is “aa free and un- Winter Park, has proposed that loiterrd a* any m a n .th a t ever Or. Paul A. Wagner, the presi­ dent, resign in the liest Interests came Into this Legislature.” A special Senate committee wo* nf the enllege. Dr. Holt’s proposal was en* set up to review all tha evidence against public offtelals suspended dorsed last night In a resolution by Governor Warren and recom­ adopted liy the New York chapter mend whether his get Ion should of the Rollins College Alumni Association. be confirmed. Dr. Wagner has been the center Senate P m id rn t Sturgis ap­ pointed Senator Collin* of Taila- of a controversy over his rilsmlsal. of a number of faculty i c m iis m * na Page Tv»«i inrm hrri In an economy move. Dr. Holt matte his recuntrndallon In an address by telephone from hi* hntnr in Woodstork, Conn., to the alumni meeting in New York City. Kenneth Ramsey, If, son of Mr. of Dr. Wag­ and Mr*. Clyde Ramsay, waa re ­ nerTheas predecessor president of the college cently judged first prise winner said ho had hoped to stay out of In an essay contest conducted by the controve.ey but had cum* lo the Florida Federation of Women'* the conclusion th* best Internet* O n of the college would be served A seventh grads Junior High If Dr. Wagner resigned. School pupil, ho won a ISO prfse A spokesman for the alumni . with his theme, “Conservation of said the resolution en­ #* Simla, Animals sod Wild Life." chapter dorsing Dr. Holt's position waa adopted with two dissenting votes larOafffMlUt Morloi IB UNl fOfltMt. among the approxim ate* U Right pupils of the Junior High attending the meeting. School entered essays, said Prin­ alumni He told the general feeling cipal R. K. True. was that some economy measure* The check for Ike prise was were necessary, but that there presented to KrntMl. by Mr*. «. waa dissatlfartlon over the hand­ P. Herndon, director of District ling of the pvohlem, particularly No, 7 of the Fedoratlon. the dlsmlaaal of members who had long service on the faculty. UM PIRE* RYRH The college Hoard of Trustees * CAMP P1CKKTT. Va* Apr. 13 will meet Saturday la W lnlar (Sq—It took thro# burly oer> Park to hear a committee re­ (••n ia to escort umpire Private port, ha said. HnM E. Fuquay off in* flold after * Ewwy Prize la Won Five Red Jets Are Shot Down By U.S. Plane TOKYO. Apr. 12 —<>!•)— American warplane* shut down TALLAHASSEE Apt. 12 </P) —Thr big debate on the tain tax cli*Hurt and what lu do about llirin it one. Ih r Senate Mailed il off today by drtidiug lu lake quick action on the thorny i»*ue. lh r upper Home voted down a motion by Senator Collinr of Tallahattee to tend the menuie reviting the pretent 3 peiccnt talet tax back to the Finance Committee. Die hill now it on the Senate cal­ endar ready to be debated. Collin* taid it wax loo early in the tettion lu take up the teviuon meaiuie became the Senate didn't MWe ihould indicate to thr know yet how much money the people there it a forum lo treeive ^Iste nw*W j°t operation, evidence on public official*," he | He taid the idea uf enntideting a tax hill to toon wax juit putting said. V A propotal for an inveitigation "the cart before the hone”. He to continue after the Legislature proposed finding out what expentet adjourns war introduced immediate the Slate would havr then voting ly afterward* by Rep Cramer of the necettary taxer io finance the PinelUt, one of the Legitlalure't needr. Senator Miami* of Gainesville throe Republican*. that If the Senate waited Cramer'* retelution to outhoriie argued to vnte on th r »*le» tax change* four rcpmenlativet and thtee or any other finance meaiurr the senators to hire invertigaton, con- lawmaker* would l>e bogged down dpet hearing* and report back to at the end nf the aemton and “hasty” legitlation would have A the 1913 Legislature v u ‘<pl to ‘•--he , , ..... _ ' die RA dutionr Committrr'* for Shan.lv it chairman of Urn Sen* a AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA T i l l K SD A Y A R P , 12. M ill EaUblUhtd 1908 Florida House Votes To Probe Charges Of Political Corruption 2f m THE ilfc W EATHER tkuutll lu l l t i l I luU> Fit'Fpl ini itMil ra*l «M(1 rritlla l jm«! Miiifh |H*r t i u n ll«IUilf>il ih im rn rtlrrau* I hi-* .1 f ( r r it.Min Awutcinltd Press Leased Wire N ii. t tin Mac Arthur Is Expected To Return To U. S. Next W eek To Address Joint Session • Webb Resigns As Housing Shortage Truman Declares Head Of And Reported Growing UN Plan"'* J f e f . In 8aiiVmti -Vu;;\ GameCominission Morris Is A ppointed To D irect A gency: Lewis Hiefuses Post Not Hit Red China Senator K err A sserts General Should Not Be H eard Fxcent In C lo s e t I C o n m m ii*«* W V S IlIN t.lO N , Apr 12 1. 1*1 I I..use Hr public ,r ii irjilr, M iritis ol M it-.u liu ir tlt tani loil.it there It ,r p u ,nl.ih tt t,r iici.il 11.,ovl.it M.iiAillim may lit l u r k to the P o lic y O l C a u t i o n l nitsij Slates orxl - t i i k to -iJtiirt* k ongictt. WAMlINt.lON, Apr 12 t/1’1 M Him m-iilr llic am uium cm rlit I 1’ici.il. nl I ium.li. it licIcntiH. lo o ctttinrn lollowing an rally ni ill.It l .killil Nallollt 1.01..licit mm mog xetiiun -.1 llic ll o u t r K e •lay ..'-it 11nn, \t.n u l.oi. j nut pul-lit ,10 Poll, t i oounillce W dli n av al (tritonnrl a n iv i u g daily amt trcko ig homing at to ld - 1 modal ion i . -in atu tc tlm iia g c ol K is lt O f G l m h m m I W . t r apaitmelilt .mil tiuu>r> at iii-.-iri.ile R easo n G iv e n F tu lental l a t r t Satllm tl Mit. t wnull• liiutr at the SemiHole County Clumliei ul Conimciic 1AIJ j MIASSI L. Apt. 12 o l') ic|H-itrd lint moiiiHig llul 12 lu ( r il l W’rldi u( lsm|ia tudsy 1^ i-rriunt. many ol them in the irtiiMird at i l u i t m s n <d the Slate Navy, aie applvmg daily b*i apail (Vimr anti I ictli Watci I i*li t urninei-li ami lioutc- Rraltnit leport "T h e re i» a p o - - il ii l i t >. lie *nnl, niittinn aiul I (• Moim id Mun- etl they air twainpcd will. 11-|>1it a- t l.uu .il ill.- -I.ivc ol ll.c K-uc.iii I.gill him - Ictl .ill.ii k- on Rril ln-ct "Hint lie n e ra l Mo- V l Xtills w ill fit liirlln tt.it nainctl lit tuctrrtl him lions. lull ti next Week and w ill be a v a il­ 1-11.1 I. oil t gcnci.ll WJI Ihc t u i |i m r arlmn came ,ti .» to a -h lr e -t t’ongre** t.uitier 1he a tria g r man m 'h r NavyIn hit i.ulio .uklicit liit night able tpiri,il mrrtmy ui lhr aucluv .mil can allord to pay onlv $^0 ni than the three w eek- m entioned explaining why he l.ictl (,cnci.il e u r lie i.“ only •» fcti Imuit lirlmc a linal at the most JtJ) a month for lent* Original p lan s. Marlin *aid, mrrlin« ni llic Senate comniillre m al« the tlatril. ami the tupply oJ Dougl.it Mu Aiil.or- Mi I iirnian made dear llic "Iw.mlt line mutt were fur the deposed General lo trtiiy.thny thr (omnu‘<tun. retu rn from J a p a n by -tup llictc icnbilt it rxhauitcd within icm*in ji tl.c Vtlu Hitr. Li-uml.ii) lli-publicim-, furiously angry at the tity. Rent a It now lolrd, atcr hrlween Notlh Kotca .mil Man* President T r u m a n for firing the age Irurn $7i lo (IDll a moullt. i limn unless llic t omimitmlt General, art sponsoring a trso lu “ I f h ig h r e l i t * do o u t c o m e lion inviting M ncA rthur to nil -to w n , w e a r e lia b le lu h a v e r e n t llirnuclt c t i on.pt-l nl lie* action. dit w a joint m eetin g of the S e n ­ Flic i'lrm lciit lillllirll put 'lie ate mot the House -i-id iu l." th e t t n lr d . Itayniund Hall, president of the i|UC>ll»n M.t< Aill.i.r lung Imi ticcli The Mouse Rule* Com m ittee will Seminolc County ll.-at-l of Real­ ailing consider the resolution liunorrnw tor*. ii-ported tislay that his Martin -aid he i- confident “Why don’t wr lioml M.m- and regulai ouslngas it ncarlv dl* tmtIi the co m m ittee and tin- Mouse milled l-y the number of nppli- i lui.it anil China ilsrID ' Why u d i approve it. Me -aid In- doesn't - nut- dully seeking rentals and don't wc au n t llic t limctr Na- expect \d m in i* tr a tio n Democrat* appealed to landlord* to hold tionalnt lioop* to land on the to light the irivitatinii proposal. pricr* down. A* fur the S e n a te ’* attitu d e , Martin -anl lie didn't know. "It Is recommended,” he stated, mainland of China)” “It s r were to do these tin the D em ocrat*' side. S en ­ “that landlords hold then rentals at picM'tit levels, or if rental* things,” In answered, " » r wmil-l ator Kerr of Oklahoma -tin lured President were ncently Increased to rrd u rr he running * very- grave risk of M acA rthur—-fired bt T ru m a n - won't do it the way the them to reasonable ami compar­ starting n general war tf wrrr to do then- tiling-, we Republican* propose if he. K err, able level*. “ It ran plainly lu- seen," he ad­ would 1-t-rtime eiitnnglerl in a can prevent it. Mow much open ded, “that If landlord* lake ad­ vwet i-onillct ntt the contini'nt p arty help the Oklahom an will get uf Asia mi th at score rentaim -l tn duohl. torn rd itn*' Idu* in the agency vantage uf the acute housing “It may well la- that. In spite W h e rr y -»f N ebraska, uitth Lewis amt M V. Joiner of situation now- prevailing In Ham nl opr ln*'l efforts, lhr firm- theSenator Senate G U I’ lea-b-r, l-M re Jacksonville un 1 1is uppusilc tide ford ih«t. w‘*. yrilt again be bur- mhnfstt mny -pn-s.l the wm il.il purler* lie will routinin' to pie** Then- nm only four number* limed with rent coni rut. * it wonld tie wrong—ttagirallv action on a resolution he of“With the reactivation of the wrong—for n* to tske the Ini- im t|uw un the l-uur-1 Itec!) use Gover­ f.rcrl )e* lrritav. It would invite nor Warren hat nut naim-d a sue- Hanford Naval Air Htalii-n,*' Mi lintive in extr inlii.g tin- wat.” MacArthur to re tu rn to W a s h ■ ci **er tu 11 i1 Jum-- uf Naple*. Gall declared, “thr demand for M. lip.imn llu.t left open tup at one* lo tell Id- tide of whu M-*lgneti when In *>- eli-atid rentals is vriy g n at, nml eit as he -ltd ut nr. i-arlier newt ing the «tury ut u Juiui rin-eli.ig of U 'sillsssS lit ease T am tu Ihe t.cgUlalui-conferelui* the ipictlP.n --f whip Cong reIt ha- t-ern rcpi>rti--l thnl Jum • ll.it count rv would -lo if <1 Senator McFarluinl of A rinina, will fetign a .i legi-lalui at th­ ('.Ii.i.iuuisl* Ihemtelvet la.il.H tin J te|uoi-fat ic leader. t-lockeit ru-' n f the 111 -i***iufi amt all out m i ml waifnii' or. t 1 \ <iiii*i-l- ration ut the Wlierrv menwill U- rssi(■|»**isit**tl tu tin- cum In-up* lu Kuicn -lift-. And W h e rry ackru-wledgeil misslun Top milltisi \ in-n l.uvi- taid t lint Ihe p arliann-uturv -it nut inn >mh a development w-io!«l triggei pru- ti-ally ruff* out anv a lour The (same <*iimmisskm, created mammoth retaliatory *trikr- today. at a cuiittituiiun.it l-u-li in 11*IT, ngnintt l!er| ha»et. wherever thev An identical re-olutn-n wit- inhat la-rn the tuigct fur severe are. trihlilird in Ihc l|ou>c hv Rep. rrillritiu f i ■-lit Irgitlalul*. tome liy G. II. I'. KING Mat tin I Mo**), tin inlnoiitv flooi *piirt*mcn nnd cuminen ial fishHut la*t night In- took sh atp TOKYO, Apr. 1 2 -l/F t-G en . ml irmen fur month*. Mur Arthur left hi* hcaibiuartt-r* testis- w ith the M a cA rth u r school leader. It prot-ahlv will I -• CODIt alto ha* tiet-u Imn with in- | in ihc downtown Dai Irhi hulldiny of !h o tig lit, w lilc li advie-ate* the tldvreil by ilie llo u -e Huh - Com ti-tnal differences oi ■nininisslun after a one-haur visit tn hi* office lom ldtig of ('onim unist b a n , iniltee F riday. Marlin lutKeil t-> Mm Arthur in ri<io«> the y lm irh iltia n bonh-i tornghi, perhans hi* in-t pollrles n - n r l a a * 4 era I ' s i r t —- I One of Mac \ rthur'* honor trom K o rr-ii mid n t -l-t in g tin A '(Meinl Senate mmmiltee wn- .ruar-l N‘n lio n a li-t * o | r im in g K n i-M n l salit the General wcril lo appointed in I Pit) to intcttigalc rlcnn out his desk. In open a ti-cond front oo the the agency. The giuup -diaig-tl A large crowd of Amur., an - amt I'liirirt i- tnainlnod the agemy with general mi* Janunete had waited paiiri,ilv for we were t -- do tlieie thing-.' management amt railed fur a hour* fur a plliu|i e of the five* Mi"IfTruman -uid, "ut would he ,torganU:ituin. tnnolog a verv grave risk of It will meet tonight tu deter- \ tint general. Mm A rth u r ...................it of lh r 'Unlink ■' gm rsal war if that nfltie if it* recommendation* hav« Here to llnpp-’Ti, we would have liern ia llied nut t-efure preliar- I building M 11:10 I'.M., 7<t minute- l-ioitght atoiut (In- exact tltualiiiii C O P E N H A G E N , A pr. I t — ( M ing u flmil rvpurt to the ta-gmla- after he had entered Kai tier he had talked wIt h hi* we nn- trying lo prevent, —A joint l l a n i t h-American tore. "If we were I-do these Ihlngr. Brvetal m easuie- already hnvi successor, Ll. General Matthew It we would becnmi roiangled in a trtiitv on the deienii of Derimuik'* huge A n tic i s la n d of l-evn Introduced in the l.rgisla* Rldgwav, at hit retlilmce At hi* side a* MacArthur left ta-i confliil on tin- continent uf Greenland tun lio n drafted uti I lure tu eit tier ul-ult*h the agrn*y, A-ia and our ta*k would become or dra*ticly change tt« powers the budding wa* hi* right ham! imiiiiaturuldk mure .hfficult all it now being xto.til-1 l-t the two man, Maj. General Courtnev It governments, it was r-haldy and ilutie* over the world irmnr-l today. Wet>h particularly hat beep the Whitney, who anknl to rr*ign from ' MTint would nut the ambition\i-eonllng to t h r d i a f t , the new tirg rt id ctilicistit from Iten. Tin- the Army when hi* chief wn* fitivl of tin* Kremlin belter than for treaty will to- valid for "il vis I’hillips of lb tm-n-lu who by- I'resldent Truman. our military font-to loimn M a r A it liu i was ch a ttin g with t- a r* . It will surei-eil tin tr e a ty ehargiil hln with misute of puli, -tinted to a full -wale war with itn e v a* they walked fro m the of I'JII, which g a t e the Cnitr-I lie fund*, and the u*c of rum- bWuhild in g . | le paused tu look at the Red China ? Stale* l i g h t . |o eslab ltih n a t a l mU*inu e-tuipmept and person­ crowd. "It may well t- Ihat. In *|iile and nil hn*e* in tile- •ili.iol. nel for private put putt * of otlr he*t iffo it-, the ('oinA Ku-tlan officer, o-*tit-ouk in It wn* leiito-il i t . P '-iu-th hand, *tooi| alone on the opposite 1.1111)1-i• may sprea-l the wat. Hut will titoh-itake the naval def- ose it wnul-l tnwrong tingirallk sidewalk. f th-- l*lan<t pm nor |>o*e wrong—for it* to take the ini­ Denmark will ink , over Ihe P h o tu g ra p h rrs ' fls ih b u lh s imp tiative in extending the war.'' P- l, lig h t in g M a e A itln ir'- uu tore America., l-uilt tint it lm * e in White ileclai mi- I loti the limit face. —nil- west Ar*uk Fiord on tlo ed war in Korea will Incurt led Driver* llrenses l»»ueil since The five-star general »ntlr-l coast. nn with “ vigor amt -I-lei minxHi-j.t. I, Htfitl. through Mui II slightly, tpoke 111 the tiff it ct of The air defense - - I I le n . m n total It^lH . nn lnrns*c of 7IH* the guard, I.t. Rol-ert D-twnev, and linn" nnd withuui uppi-usi-nn-iit. lit the hands uf th\ meTlcuna. he >.ffetnl the Cominool-t» peace over the lu.illH issued during the enter etl lit* *edotl. Whitney t limlwtl I'r.r tin* iea*on tin- I ...ted State* if they want il on ncceptaldi- will lie given hack rorre<tt"udlpg period ip I IMP-Mi, into another ear, .me nf tha Downey, of Fottsvllle, Pa., Intel terms. It wa* nnnounred ltd* mm plug air base*, i n r lading HI.lie . . . We*t — And he said: liy Mr*. 8. F. Fowler, elerk of said MacArthur h»-l rem arkrd One nnd E ig ht, halide I - v e r It) "Defeat of aggression tn Kotea the Dane* in th e sum mer of iPfMl. “the ftashhulh* rnnlndrrl him of the Coopty Judge* r-uut. may be the turning point in the Dining the first three month* artillery." II a n I * h - A m erican «imfen-ncet Downey said he had been office, world’s search for a pta'llcal wav ctinceinliig th e nett t i c i t v l.ave of this year, IHfi dilver* licenses were issued compared with H71 in of the honor guard three year*. of achieving peace an-l security.” been t i k i n g o lare In *V|>enhugen Real peace, he said, ran he since Mar, 27. Tear* welled In hi* eyr* a* hr the first three months of l!*50. Marriage llrenses are showing watched MacArthur'* sedan drive achievetl through a settlement ha-rd un the following facloi*. an Inrrrase. she statrd. From Ian. out of sight. ‘v i n f o r r l \V ( » a t l i c r “One: The fighting must stun The officer estimated fttut per­ 1 I, through March, 72 were issued, “Two: Concrete step* must l»j an lnrrra*e of 21 over the fliat son* watched MacArthur'* exit. High yesterday *1 th rr, months last year. Of these, ‘T h at's th* biggest crowd I can taken to Insure that the flghtiue I.4)W to-lny d& 25 were issued In January, lit recall," he said. "W* u-ually keep shall not break out again. Rain 01 inch "Three: There mutt lie an end them un the sidewalk hut thr-v In February *ml 22 In Marrh. Total Apr. rain. 1 4ft inches were lined up aero** the street to­ tu the aggression.*' Normal Apr. tain, 2 .’t inche:* He xildeil; night. “A settlement founded upon “It t rally has been a beetle day these rlrm rnt* would npen thhere." T h«» way fur the unification -if Korea WIIEREAH. the Sanford Hateliall Clut. announce* thr open­ and the withdrawal -f all foreign i -------MIGHTY MO HK1TIIN8 ing of It* Ulftl -ratlin nn Friday amt JACKSONVILLE Apr t s —o r ) iraatlnasa oa r « - Sill i.t ING REACH. Calif., Apr. 12 W H E R E A S , the game of tasilwll is the National game of 7 ft 12 Atlanta —</F)—Home from the wars, the IS 28 Ihe American people, and 'Mightv Mu' nosed out uf the fog SAWYER CONTEMPT TRIAL HDrnark WASHINGTON, Apr. 12-bF) M ilrown«ville ii WHEREAS, lhr Sanford llasrhall Club la a memlwi of Ihe and Into Long Beach-Lo* Angela* 2ft —Tl.e U. 8. m urt of appeal* today Chicago Dt Florida State league ami, therefore, is an Integral part of the harbor today. po*t|iun-d Ms runtrni|it of ruuit 16 22 Denver National Association of Frofessienal llaaehall Iw-ague*. which Thousands af rtlative* n* the IH 21 la Ihl* year celebrating it* Guidon Anniversary throughout the 2.080 msn gad 128 officers charge* against Secretary uf Cum- Des Moines Hft 6ft nation, aboard lined th« pier for the mere* Sawyer ami nine others, hut Fre*no New Orleans 7ft 44 denounced their conduct. cllv’t gala welcome THERFFORK, I, a t Mayer ef Bsnfurd, iirtMlnlm that nur SH 4(1 Sawyer, attorney General Mr- New York The Mleeoori, biggest U. 8. rltissma shell parilriimte In all of the astlvitles of our local (P.) 52 battleship now active, had been Grath, and other high govern­ Washington kMeball rlub and particularly, that we shall attend the opening 21) 22 in Koreen water* for six months. ment official* sat silently hy for Winnipeg t u n e and aa many ether game* as poaelhle during the season HO 82 Her officer* and men hadn't seen mure than a hour while the court Jacksonville aa an indication o( our interest In Ihe Golden Anniversary HO 74 continental United State* since cHtiritcrl the government’* part Miami celebration. SO ftu they left Norfolk, Va., nearly In litigation over * big steam­ Tallahassee F. A. Dyson 82 Oi ship company. Tsrapa eight months ago. nn inUtci Wt-Mi rt-signol, thi- chair* mamhip fir»t »n* offcnsl tu M 1 l.cwlt uf OrluMilu Hi- dn'tlnitt '•canti- -,f | m-i -until business Morris, v tui tin* bt-i-n a incinhcr uf tire cun mi** uni since 11*41 a ml tcivnl a ihairm an in IU47 amt iPtlb thin tin* cli'vted unanintuutly III* |irt-*rnt Ivrm un the agency cvpltc* next Jamiatv. lie taid he would acfrld unty il thr mrinl--) • agreed tu forget pfirunal difference* nnd lian<lle agency inatti l* in a business.like msnner. Ilcfuit- today the commi**iuii ha* been split 2-2 nn most cummission huaines* It cuuldn't teacli agivemrnt on a chairman to sne­ ered Width at th>- tegular January rrurganisatiun meeting. Wrhl- and Murri* unsuallv have MacArthur Cleans Tokyo Desk After Dismiissal Order Treaty Of Defense For Greenland Is Under Discussion 11,318 LicunHUH Are iHHticd Here In Year E l-GNO OYBADUK? NEW YORK, Apr. I f - W — The Commuaiat Party In the United Htatto today hailed the ouster of General Douglas MaeArthur s* “long overdue." In a statement for the part?, General flreretary Eugene Dennis called Mar A rthur *tha ultra-war­ monger" and tha "Caesar of the Pacific/ jiiiI |>ii««ilil) nil Itiwrr ra«l r a i d la* iiiftil. Proclamation Wciithi*r �•. ---------------' ■-i ' a in n ____ . ttt* . a t Ik* h i t orriH •■ (•r I t i Art mt March a. IWI. HOLLAND L. UKAIf Roller OONDOX IIRAN HaalaMM Maaaaer ___m 'N i n t n f r a t r i IcrrWr .............................. • M # Maaik .... — ........— 1M t«a Maatka ...... AM l Maatka AM a f a i r ........ IS.M afcllaarr aallraa, rafla at ha, raaalatlaaa, anirlamatlaaa, aallraa al ralarlalamaala far paraa*r al ralalaa Iaa4a. **1h iara*t< far al raaalar aScrrtlaMIM. _ ____ 'A ip iH fah l Malta astir Hr . M u l Nawaanpar Haa'aaaata. aa., Jtaw ta lk . Cklaaaa, D*. kaaaa Clip, It, Laala. Hara 14 la m ataaikar al ika 11#4 fraaa wfalrh la ratMIrO Mil la ika aaa far rapakll* a | all Ika loral aaaa prlalaA I aawapaaar, aa wall aa all Mira tlip a lrk n . t THURSDAY, APR. 12, lift I ' ¥ o d a Y’8 iiini.R Ku r s k itnlmul lovr* InorM E ras f lb# object ot lid .f.'.v n '..,' visa the affection of most llvrreatures. They iiii-ss-d upon him for to touch him.- Mark 3:10. glare labor still builds towns snd **tori**, (iod will ask an accounteg of tyrants. No curtain ran hide i from Mod, Woe unto him to huildeth a town with blood.— hakkuk 2:12. William J. Kennedy, chairman of the United SUtea By DEWITT MACKENZIE Railroad Retirement Board and a delegate to the Inter* AP F orties Affairs Analyst American Conference on Social Security at Buenos Aire*, haa stuck his neck out. Returning from Buenos Aires, he re* elttaen probably marked to a reporter that the Peron regime in Argentina difficult to vl#w hns reunited in great apparent gnliiH for the underdog. This dispassionately President T ru­ lemurs probably will earn un nccuuntlon that he Is a Fascist man’* ouitar of General Mac, or a sympathizer with dictators. By the same rcaaoning a Arthur. Aa an admirer of MacArthur'* person who points out that Communism appears to do some* tr e a t military record, which glv#i thing for tho underdog Is accused of being a Red sympathiz­ him a high place among the famous generals In history, your er. » can underitand the But Kennedy is merely pointing out a truth which columnist a v e ra ft cltlien’a, position. Lika people who Ixdievo In democracy too often overlook. A ruth­ many of my readers, I wiah th at less dictator who takes over a nation, as Peron has taken the chief executive could have over Argentina, is nblc to bring about chnnges in economic found some other method of und social conditions which make the underprivileged people solving his problem. Still, we are hound to recog­ think that they are better off. Partly by this means Hitler nise that Mr. Truman did have a built up and maintained his stranglehold on Germany. He problem. This was, aa ha itatas, made discontented peoplo think ho was helping them. MacArthur'* failure to give Communists make capital of the same trick. They seek “whole hearted support to the policies of ths United States out discontented i>oople, find the causes of their discontent government” and then play on them. By dolr.g this they make themselves That bring* ua to the path of appear to bn the friends of thu underdog. Sometimes, carried the whole controversy. Even If by our zeal to opjax,. wo have simnlv MacArthur dliagrren militarily C < * * ' - o r W ": uo.ctl tile Ui i —w!l>..huletiT ttie*1W ,:**()Tng and thus right to iTiuse to comply, be­ have made ourselves look like enemies and opjiressors of cause , under the constitution the the underprivileged, This warning has been voiced again , Preeldent _____ . .................... ....... In is ths commander .. M V._________. _________________ 1 1l! r -H__________ iin iU n in C -fl, ___ -e ’---— anti — * Asia. * of tKurupe s.U-UlC-.M m f.l forrrs. r ' also understand the |tcoples It Is not enough to be opposed to Communism and to point nut the fallacies in Its arguments. We must show, by demonstration and practice, that democracy Is tho real friend of the underdog, & ' Geography And Greatness Senator Boyle lost no lime in If you nro not an oulntantlinir individual, with great ptaahini Seminole County's hospi­ nehiovementn to your rrodlt, nt leant one Investigator arguen tal bill through ihc Sensle. that porhapa you may with impunity blnmo your birthplace for that fact. Tha Lakeland Rotary Club has A recent atudy mado by I)r. Stephen 8. Vlnhor of North­ gone on record *t asking far the western Univornity dug up ttome intercatlong facta regard­ Intpeschmenl n| Governor War­ ing tho rolntion of environment to achievement, Among per­ sona atudled were nnthora, engineern, artiata, bunineais men ren. _____ A bill ha* been introduced in tha Legislature revoking drivers L licenses for motorists receiving _ j s Stale aid-to-lhe-hlind benefit pay* ments. ^ The Stale House of Representa­ tives voted 83 to 4 in favor of titioning Congress to open Slate •Ifare rolls to inspection by the C . ptople. J f i f r comment on the MacAr* j Ibur ouster comes from a Cali­ fornia newspaper which says, “They've fired MacArthur, hut til God we slid have General Vaughn..'' r*K ^ . e new commander of the EJ|Hth Army In Korea is an old University al Florida men. Gen eta I Van Fleet, then a young lieutenant, was professor of mili tsry science and tartics there from I9jl through 1024 and was again | . , as signed there from 1029 to 1933. 1 An outstanding football player Himself in his day, he served as head coach at Florida in 1923 and 1924, and was assistant under I.* Coach Bachman in 1929. Sterling HaySen, movie star, ' admits joining the Communist Party after his return from the ice in 1946, but he adds, "It the stupidest, most ignorant g I've ever done in my life, V me a couple ol months lo e that they (the Communists) that they alone have the that they know what is bell everyone". He is smarter then who have fallen for tk itmmist line. Some of our ftft citiiens have been toying Communism for yean. uml educator*, whose common link wan that all were born In Indiana. One Hcction of thia atate with a population of about 200,000, yielded but one outntunding acientint, while another with the mime number fumlahed twenty, according to Vinhor'* aurvey. The region with tho longest and hottest summers had fewer notable men, and so did the rich, level farm lands. More leaders came from towns than from farms, nnd small cities had more important men per capita than did thu largo ones. Ho suggests that certain ty|>oa of people tend to congregate In certain geographical areas. Some student* of sociology have stated that to lie born ns a late child In a large family Is conducive to greatness j other* claim that certain crus, such as the Renaissance, tend to stimulate great performances In those happening to enter uiwn their careers then. If now wo add to’ these re­ quisites trio placo of birth, wo ttcom to teavo little to In­ heritance, home environment, education or Incentive. There uro always those who have greatness thrust upon them. Home, nevertheless, still grow Into greatness, J - V /j! ' ■ ■■»■" — ———■_-gl M lM—— ——M— WMMMM j Ready For Opportunity Thomas Jufforsim, whose birthday Is celebrated tomor­ row, Is noted for many accomplishment*. Probably the beat known aside from the aimplo fact that he was our third president Is his authorship of tho Declaration of Indepen­ dence. This skillfully drawn document Is a work of Inspired art, It was no accident that Its writing fell to Jefferson. Ho with a man of family responsibilities and his own prlvnte pursuits, Just ns nro most of today's citizens. Al­ though trained in the luw, he had acquired a distaste for It and had mado up his mind to dovoto hla time to -farming, Ho nnvorthelenn had l»on willing to serve In tha Virginia colbnlal legislature, and when that body was dissolved by the governor he decided that tho matter of liberty was more Important than his yearning for his farm. Uo Joined the hotly of Virginia patriots seeking redress, and when tho hour rnme to declare hidt'itendence he waa there Waiting for It. The great snd deep marks on the pages of history are npt made by those who can't be bothered with public service, They are made by men such aa Jefferson, who have believed public Service to be more Important than private desires. MsfcArthui* Returning ahodd.” Other icoitors said Tolitv told a Renata Banking flubcommlUte a v s t i u i * w m M m ea st that the Prcildlnl "could Tokyo bv telephone tint said thu Moitday ba Impasched” if ha aupprataed would becoitHi governor of G tntral U willing iknd' M ger to avldtnca ha onca eJalmad to poaaif the present governor •ocsbt • coagm sionsl Invitation. aaa th at caHeln mambhra Of ConT&formoS .M urtts In Tohro said g tsis had scrchtcd f a n in con* G .P . MscArtl.Ur iefltiitoly will com* to tha VntUS BUUa ha soon a* poail». 6lq. Praaldent callad Him on ths phone K em ■hArtberHIr of MacArthur, and asldt tgllcii tho OOP bropooal to havt "I undaratani flv o atar uonoral addroot to hi sew im i Rut, you demand, supposing MacArthur felt sura he was K ____ ___ T_Ington dnstructlona, must ha still "carry on"T No, he could express hi* view* to the President nnd tf that didn’t work ho eouid rnsign hla command and return to America for a showdown. Failure to support Admlnlatra lion policies, howevsr, would tie dangerous and might be dis­ astrous. Under our form of government tha President and nil Hecretary of flu te are rotides, and sponsible for foreign poll _ . tmoortant ones were some highly o Involvrd In the Ailatle operations. For axamplr, two of our great European Allies, Britain and Franca, who have vital Interests In the Far East, have been great­ ly worried over same of MacArthur’s unauthorised pronounce ments. One of these was the commander’s advocacy of using Generalissimo Chlang Ksl-Phekr large army of Nationalist troops on Formosa for an Invasion of continental Red China. London and Paris protested to Washington against pursuing any such program, on tha ground that It would be ilkelv to precipitate an alt-nut war with China, back­ ed bv Soviet Raaala. This likely would mean World War III. And on that basis America turned thumb* down on the advenfura. This was onlv ona of numerous Incidents which had plagued the Washington Administration, and its Allies. MacArthur'* view that Asia, rather than Europe, la the paramount theatre In tha strug­ gle agaihet Bolshevism had caused grievous heart-burning* And till* natiirbllv he* presented among tho Western Democracies, a threat to the solidarity of the e la b o r a t e defense system which the Democracies have eetahllshed In Western Europe. So, oven If MacArthur ha* been right In his military Judg­ ment. he has be-n wrong In not deferring to Washington, Tho sum and tdtal of this imbroglio la that soma distrust and dis­ content was created among tho Western Allies, much to the -r'tiflcstlo n of RuhsIb. Britain'* —-**jnn to the firing of M*e. Arthur has been an expression «f relief bv F rllhh officials who t'old that Ihe chance* for m*klnv oeace with Red Chin* In Korea have been Imnrorad, There we* similar comment In much ot Europe, And dMe this and tha contravorsvT Apparently not, for Senator W hirr v (8-Neb I ha* announced that MacArthur agree,! In a telephone conversation to anpaar at a_ Joint non. u «e«*lnn of C' ■rreea end dlicuaa hla dismissal hv the President. A l",ot session atlil baa to he arranged. Such a development must, of rnurae, add fuel lo an alraai hot fire. Recognition of thl* a nareutlv was J n ^ lh e mind of General Dwight U. Elsenhower, AlUntlc Past comptahder. when he axnrekaod the hope In l>h'*o«. G s r tp * a. t . that Mao * u'mildq!t rat urn to , the llt»l*",i Sttaa ian,l become the te«*er of ~nntr*«-*Mt*> sod •eetnvinv Ela*t|. hnwer and Mae<r*hur. h« , the wav. are old frlepda as wail aa ft* Political Corruption | I m II*s «I Vraai T u * Oael uaar--i ... h-rj- ■rt*WvT'Vt-rw.--Glher menmhers are flenatore Carroll of laalmmea and Morrow of Lake Klei Worth. Old-timers in the Legislature couldn’t remember that surh a committee ever haa acted before. In past cessions, special eomthlltees have hcen named to ho<d hear­ ing* on single suspension* but none ha* had Jurisdiction ovjr all such matters before the F-tnpte. Suspension orders bv nnlrn Oovamor Warren ha* ousted 18 State and enuntv officials still have to he act c l on hv the Senate unless he reinstate* them without send­ ing th*m un for confirmation. Pei ban* one of thn first to go before the Collin* committee will he thnt of Sheriff II- late Enaor of Okaloosa county, who was ousted Inst summer for falling to close gambling establishments, flenator Collins said It was not his understanding that all sus­ pension orders of the Governor will he necessarily referred to hla group. Tha Senate hiav net di­ rectly in secret eeeslon on some, as it did yesterday in confirming suspensions of Sheriff Walter Clark of Broward county and Sheriff Frank William* uf Polk. However, Colllna eald he under­ stands hla committee will ,ret all those auapeneione which are given to any committee for review of testimony. The rnntmUteo has no similarity of function to that of one pnnnsed by tha House earlier this, week to Investigate the Governor'e actibrt suspending and reinstating publie offidala. That reaoloUen w«a rilled out of order when It reached the Senate yesterday. Opponents ■aid I t would he eseroaehlng an executive pining*live* of th# Gov­ ernor. I ;> v • ■ Stooping To A New iW , bean, Tampa Trlbaae Ir. it. L. Editor Tt* Sanford Herald. the local ftaatal Advisory Board, pradictsd that In tha near future a survey of ths rarttai situation In the Sanford area wilt ba mado by the area rent director who- la locatsd In Orlando. The are* teat director, he said, worka In co­ operation with T. E. Woods, hous­ ing expeditor, whoso headquarters is in Washington, D. 0. • A naval man who applied this morning at the Chamber of Com­ merce, Mid that he had a wifi and two children, and wanted to rent n house. He was Informed of a house that might be avail­ able soon outside of the city. The man declared that about WO a month was all ha could afford to pay for rent. Mrs. Bruce read to him a list of furnished apartments with two bed rooms at tho following rental figures: 9123, 980, 979, 979. 989. I«9. 986, lift, 9100, 976 par month. i. Dear Hr. Dead: . A Herald correspondent Apr. 2 laments tH* fact (hat Our tow n ia slipping; haa lost her rank as 'F irst’ In i number of categories, among them First In Transporta­ tion. We once having had 7 rail­ road# and 2 steamer lines bars. We may have lost an edge hare and there in some respects, but (hla Isn’t true of our standing aa 8 transportation center, albeit ma­ dia of transport have ehifted some­ what. The boats are gone, but new highway traffic—both freight and passenger—much mors than, off­ sets our Iota thar*. Our rail posi­ tion la stronger than ever. Sanford haa bean a major rail rooter since the early lPOO*, al­ though we never hpvetanked First In this respect compared with certala other Florida towns. We are probably lit about fourth place, which Has been our position at least 30 years. W* onca d!J have ala Independ­ ent rail lines centering hero, not eeven. Five were contemporerlee, wholly non-competltlve, meeting at Sanford and nowhere else. The sixth, a locsllv charterad *hnrt I*It line came year* later, aftur consolidation of the other lines In­ to on* eyatem. All ot these original ’railroad*’ are still right here In active oper­ ation. AH nave b*#n rebuilt, bet­ ter equipped, and are ably staffed and managed. Service to patron* le Incomparably better than It waa under original management. Essentially p community can be no more bentflttad by hiving a number of railroads thaa by hav rallr: thalr. .pre­ Ing only on* unilies*, (a) In) th* ., „aencc_ creates competition :omP*tu_........ result' lag In either tariff benefit* or improved physical service or bethi or tb ), as property-holders and employer* they pay mora more taxee, taxce distribute larger payrolls or other wise stimulate local business ac tlvltyj or (c) provide more effec­ tive contact with other territory. Nono of these premlsee applied It is dlfficutt to Jw calm and Ua good name. Nowj -by a ttod of dlspedelNtat# tit eommautlng en tho head bed * el?Nt«.«f *Ha P*9i tha latM t output of th* semblance the Governor of 'lorida haa ua>ork and handof a Governor who w i t Inflicted dOM all th*Lg6qd>o: back into the n tha people of Florida ta ihe I elections. In bis reinstate* tMre who had befouled It. msnt of Jimmy Sullivan as Sharlff tttW S jw J has stooped to a now low In public estimation and In official malad­ ministration. II* haa Insulted tho good cltlaena of that enuntv and defied all law-rrspoctlng and lawohatrvlng Floridians. In restoring Sullivan to powrr aa chief law enforcement officer, he has Issued an Invitation to all the evil Individuals, gangs and InGuineas which corrupted Miami to return and resume their ne­ farious operation!. He haa said to them: "The door la again opant ur friend ia In charge: com* eh and halp yourself; whatever you do, you will not be officially moleet#d; Jimmy and me will take cara of you; to h— with tha Greater Miami Crime Commission and tha decant honest people of the county!" Under Sullivan'* administration as sheriff, Miami became reropol**vt -,r,J i.otorlouii *s one >>f t throe crime etntete of tho nation. When Sullivan was ousted and sincere law enforrement waa inntltuted. Miami began to redeem Itself. It was well on the way to ridding itself of the stigma of organised crime and defiance of ardor which had smirched K Wife O f titteral Cancel* Hit Plalr Germany, Apr. FRANKFURT/ G« 18—W7—Tlis U. 8.). Army hns of rnnccllrd ..a soldier production p "Mr. Rolierte’’, bvcauie a Gen­ eral'* wife 'didn’t, like It, an informsd ooure*' agld today. Th* cancellation cama after tho sanceljauen — --Oentrall’a wife,walked out during r _____atlon, .##.: the show In "reientL..-^ Raidelherg', leidelberg,, 4JhSf;.Army • Europrau headquarters,' ,ihn. informant aald. The broa*lw*y stage hit had been sehi-eolrd for a month-long tour of A m y ? , installation* 1“ Gormany. It waa.yponaored hy tho Seventh ArmpIavBpoelal Services division. ‘ . For the premiere on Apr. L the Army .tlgw ,ln a group of celebrities IwmU'l l»v Hollywood «.«, <0?"* F’< A’nwer, who liemdwl uivM/nWm. c i i r 1H0 playThe play,) won great acclaim from first .ulghter*. .Bower wild the performan#P “O'1 , staging were "absolutely mlraeulou*. But after the.'Hridelhcrg performaure.i the 'Army announced i\ ) .1 Cl mat "a: M ANNIVERSARY) We e k -e n d in our caM. featur e! Th* only real loss we hav# Buf­ fered In tble connection wa* trans­ fer of the locomotive shop crew to Tampa some years ago, taking a heavy payroll away from thare. It* r la da ba table whether anyone here ..................... ......... ■ anyon could have prevented thl* being don#. Thank you. Sincerely, B. II. Guthrie. If your youngsters - Ilka .the flavor of^wolaeaea dribble one half <to on* 'teaspoon of it oyer a hair gragafrult. Children usual­ ly lik e mgtaasrs over lee croam, too; ue# about a teaspoon for each serving,of vanilla ice cream and top wiTH a few Singer snap eriunba-.'"/ ” ’ . . „■ .mi., Wh#n you,buy a eolwutor diakn sura that If the holue ih . small, th e n are enough of th*m to allow tho liquid* to pass through freeTo cook pork fet elmmer In |y, On the other hand don't buy water to cover for two to throe a colander with hole* that are hoitra. fleanon them well and too large so that food* like rlre will slip through. . servo with hot sauerkraut. ■H mA iEmAdBdw *s«Jn*A■ M—»Am Lace Trimmed Slips Rayon and Cafeton • Terrifie Buys! . Summertime Cottons • Bmouth Rayah Crepes • B lu s: 39-40 S AV f. MORE N O W ! 1940 Plymouth 4 t)oor Sedan Good T iw i and Seat Cover*—Looka and 4 . runs good ..... ................... .............. *(-r-y 1941 Studebsker 4 Door I Cyltoter Sedsa One local owrtws-Uoka ifid nine good 1WWW ||H 1• I N # B a lc k ( M r S op er S e d a n ' ' i *• ■ ri i B ml«M hal» etirif* »h| altuattnii for th at t v s t n e etthfn With :T*bey said ha ralUral fe m s s a Korean Wsr terra pled: 9 *h ’ • - ” ’ ■*r — • "Now Mi me tail ywt thia. San ‘ If yoy waul h> Hava maim* '|*(*a«'H44itN«'ri'StiMs4lM«f :\K 'xb. #r mt**, -- 1 -r - r ■■ -r*»3LaL^#aaB^i Cover., * .......................•••*(• .-.pj . . .'• //e J ffto w S T a n t»: 'ikfc'if tMAWWtfiA - M H W B ffliiffii l';;:, y 74 ■ T- .j •*■<-1 mtP-% usvu. mS - ■ W ; ,, ,"<1 V,-.* I .y t, , #‘*| i f '.)- X 1 < * ■ * * "# » :* * ‘b C t i i k ’l l rated b*.* B l e ^ W a W HI ................. >. J l ‘r*-r\: •' '<■ ■ •.'fvDvo '.v ii; RroW ' •• ' • W n I I M S • ( - O N ... 1 j U - '•< w J : i ■j £ | i ! i | l l g i r j j j i l a j l i ^ m t a j i u '1 i fH iff 2 9 ^ "4: :y : r tp ;, .... , . *.• I f . ‘ I ' j ! "p e A. IV * m 1^, is . v‘ IM M , 1 , f y li aot'd 4„.vv ,s ,> y �1051 THK SANFORD HEHALl), SANKOItl), FLORIDA____________________________ _______________________________________ S o c ia l A n d P erso n al A ctivities ^ HONE 141 Cracker Party Is Given By Church Social Calendar TBiIHHlMY Tlie IlimRla* Jobe Junior llruthrrhoort will meet at Itic Kiral Baptist Church tonight at 7:.W P. V. » The Seminole llchekah Lodge ™ No. 43 will meet In the Odd Fal­ low* Hall ul 8:00 P.M. FRIDAY VN* Ilee l.undtpiist, daughter nf Mr. unit Mr*. K. F. I.utulmilst, became the bride of Itulidi J, Cosla. min of Mr. and Mr*. James A. Costa uf Alhen-. Ca., In n duuhle ring ceremony Holiday, Ypr. I ul tile jit. Joseph’* Gatlin lie Church ill Atbelis. Mrs. Evan* McCoy has return­ ed fruin Home, Ca., where she visiti-il Mr. uml Mr*. I). T. Hardy. Mr. amt Mr.,. Richard Klaus uml daughter format (y of New York are mukliiK their Itnnie on Pnlmctto Ho- chinch was aUructlvrly Avi-liue. •lei'oruled wltb pin). gladioluses .'uni gtcenery. The ouptiul inusir Mr. suit Mrs. C. It. Campbell of wus rendered tty Ml*. Emily Antler m i, N. C. have returned IIIumIim, rogunist and Edward K. home after spending several days Illum-hurd. soloist who sang "Ava with Mi. uml Mis. \V. H. Duncan. Maria". The traditional wedding marches were used. The bride chose for the wedding Mr*. Fred Thurston has been a navy blue suit with white ac­ railed to Chester, l'a., where her cessories with an orchid cartage. daughter Is recovering from u re­ Mrs. Murlon Conway, twin sla­ cent operation. ter of lliu bride, who served a* matron of honor and only atJ. W. Dunlav ha* returned to tvndeiil, wore a green suit with the home of hi* daughter, Mr*. matching accessories. ■fumes A. Costa, Jr., brother of W. II. Thornton from the Florida where he has been the gruum, served us *■•--1 Vi • r J Y H K t * .tlr." t.'oslu is ut present in tin U. S. Army stationed at (!im|i Pickett, Vu. where Mrs. Cesln Mrs. ||. C. Jeffords and daugh­ will join hint. ter Jnuice of Florence, N. ure expeeted to arrive Saturduy to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mm. K. A. Covington. The Sally Morrison Chapter of the D.A.R. Will tneet at 8:00 P.M. at the Imrae <4 Mr*. K. M. Callo­ way. 2441 HaUolivillr Avenue with Sire. Frank Woodruff and Mr*. K. W. Ruprecht oO co-hostes*. VisitIns dau fh tatt are welcome. Mimosa Circle of the Carden Circle will meet at 10:00 A.M. at w the home of Mra. Clarence Wallla, ® 1500 Elliot Avenue. The Rota Circle of the Carden Club will maet at 0:46 A. M. at the Carden Center. The Jacaramlu Circle of the Carden Club will meet at 8:00 P. M. at tn* \ CiNaytnnMMwWw llillun, 1201 fu ifc ru o Avenue. The lllblecu* Circle of tlm Carden Club will ineel ut 8:00 P. M. a t the home of Mr*. V. C. Schley at Paola. The Palm Circle of the Curden Club will m ett at noon at the Carden Center with Mr*. M. T. Haynes, Mra. Cih*on Hale* uml Mra. E. O. C* mil he 11 a* hostesses. A. F. Haiutay will he guest «peakaf. The Ixora circle of the Carden Club will meet ul 2:80 P. M. ut HAPPY HIRTHHAY the home of Mr*. Dale Scott, 1110 Mairnolln Avenue. Mr. mill Mrs. J. J|. Standlfer, Hr. The Dirt Gardener* Circle of Mrs. Kndsley Melsch McGinnis the Carden Club will meet at 10:00 Sue Callahan f A.M, at the home of Mr*. W. D. Judy Roger* " Gardiner, 421 Magnolia Avenue. The Magnulla Circle of the Car­ den Club will meet ut the Herron munity missions at 3:IHI P. M. Fruit Stunil ut 0:00 A.M. for a TUESDAY tour to the Orchid Canlen* In ZellThe American Home Depart­ wood and the irreen house* In ment of the Woman’* Club will Apopka. Mrs. J. Field* naked that meet at 8:00 P. M. at the Wom­ each member hrlng n parked lunch. an’* Club. The Seminole High The Axnlca Circle of the Car­ den Club will meet at 8:00 P. M. School Glee Club will entertain. The Dependable Class of the at the home of ^lr*. W. II. Wray with Mrs. W. It.. Jennings a* co- First Methodist Church will meet nt 8:00 P.M. ut the home of Mr*. hoRtei*. V The Sanford Townsend Club M. E. Iluker on West First Street. Mrs. Rurke Steele will he coNo. 1 will meet at 7:30 I*. M. nt bostess. the City Hull. There will he The P.T.A. Study Cour*u of games and refreshment*. The pub­ Seminole High, Junior High ami lic la Invited. the Grammar School* will register MONDAY The theme will be The Past Matron Club of the at 0:30 A.M. Toward Maturity.” Thl* O.E.8. will meet at the boat home "Crowing at the Oateen Bridge and the Ed* I* a blue ribbon study course goal. *an Cult float will leave at 9:00 W ED N E SD A Y P.M. Member* may hr Ina a covered The Civlr Department of the Woman'* Club wltl meet at 12:30 —. P,M,.(it the club for a covered dish urrn luncheon.-The public Is,Invited to prayer A*™ attend 41 Ii80 P.M, to hear Miss Lila Woodard of the Home Dcmnt- unstrotlnn Department apeak. C ! .! tL • Pe rsonal s Friend* of Mrs. J. K. Deneff will lie glad to learn that she liuu re­ turned home after being confined to the Orange General Hospltnl with nil attack of Influenxu. Pfc. William W. Hendricks, who attends Radar School ut Keeslcr A.K.Ib, left yesterday after spendIng several day* with his iiarent*. Mr. ami Mrs. Lacy Grantham. Friends nf Mrs. Eugene Terwllleger of Chester, l’a., formerly of Sanford, will he glud to learn that she ha* been moved to her home from the Crnior Hospital of Upland, Pa., where she recently underwent a major operation. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr, and Mrs, Ted Brooklyn annmnico the birth of u daughter, Ithlu Husim, Ain. IU *t the Feenahl-Liiughlon .Memorial Hospital, Mr*. Brooklyn I* the former Jean Hotiler. lint! under the «b l h |MH t And suited to the Spring weather In our lovely collocilon of huIt* In Weather Match Fabrics, Linen, SharkHkln und Needlepoint In pret­ ty Rainbow colors; Also Navy mid White . . Sites 10 to 20 14.96 to 29.95 ' * BLOUSES teat HrIIiu with ilaintv amt embroidery trim li 3.50 to 5.95 thl .pure Bilk BIouma *1 \ f .'7.96 Vi* nf fhO Mutrr. * - 1.I* tililta umt I hud it yi d i* nf I h* f *I*• f hijh Ifc* n a 1 1 fit f* i 1*4(411d linlMH'I T I'M I I K'IkM.**4*t < i. i.i"h nn May -* i" ■■ • i'' and in- , l u d l ’ll! \ \ n \ hi- f d i Hi f i i .1 I i ’ll t i l l ’ -linYV It v\ M l »1j i " i 111.' |ihUr** »41111)*111914*tl t I 1 den t Id* 4 f H Ii d 11l g idhl-l kill t hi ' Itll*' | III \ ln-u (|]|i| |iidv*'d hi*h| I In*v had M ? h. i |in u li'id , Htnti l ' . m \ f-ntinn Pri i t ci **** I n 44*1111, I n !*• \|*i I"* i l l ' . - in I* M . •• ' il.llll.il. fin u - . \ ' i.i im mu, ha* ,, • .it ImI tier talk • ' in* 'iimi Ici Fell' .1 in t .irin uncaii *1'i'r OIIIIIIUIIC4- n* S |M in t t , un i c i i e l e • I'f-ld at * - .ii . I tin- Iriitiitin* |iMigmm i.i i ■» i <>4111*441 i ’ll im 14tii*Ic(i (‘lull fMid-ii V * lilt llli d un «’Spt'finll\ :t i ,i y » M.. j n * I »j , i h , hi Hi t t . Mk ' h ■ I M" Mas- ‘l lin o - fur ro - * ....... itii-v may Ira * Ihdirjitu T n, idt.'imiti ' I m m CARLOAD SAMs ( ASM vv t ,\KI{V I*10101s c a m *: TUB ( ’llA 11% Mi lim it, Slmmes, diiiTto: of Clump Institute trlglitl I- -bown In-,,- |„, -i. nting the in-ilitute’-. nwnid In M b, Kulbi Norris, ns 'be in..I . inn Ming wiuimp ot iIn v1■ti is- Iclevidiill I'lie pr >soil ill ton mi $C.95 Speeial X ill in 11II • HMtlid lit T lii'. Week d t t h .Meeting Is Held By rhihithea ( lass The I’hilniln-u Clo*' of tin- Fir*t IliiptM (’huicli met Tne«dav evenmi; ut (lie home of Mrs John Ini dm uitli Mr- Fluvtiiii Sinltlt. Mo RADIO STATION WTRR Id en l K u i — II iillle. I.uw li. ( Jot (Iffic i' u f ( 'tltil|% rileni N hw At l'i Ikd I IIUI Kilocycles .II S Pal ECHOLS KEI)l)!\(i CO. \*e nil.oe 1232 1 I* Ihis’t'Mi iiliil M* ' Wit 11r i I ' 14* | II l «« It 4* I .■’R t l ’ N Till liii'ft IItif tYm I In* tjiM4.1iitmii hy V(i np.’in'l 44ill. Vl I I hi \ M i l I t iM M \! (hi* i ItiM* r»f tll«" hll*'iiH’H’* t iin id if ic lilt « Mtt*itiiinmcnt Wli** pi n s f i i l I ’d )*y Mi t, | ,,«i h )«* i \|n* til till I 4» • I M .'iM ■t• pi .iff •i ' i, whirli |it*’ tirif) eoffet* \vt-M* t i\4 I |Id-• IMU ,i\ thi l i m i t ’ « i s !*t the fn||n\Y ifii; 1 <t itr \ 1 h . rin u liH i i i ti i i 1 1 1 , Mr* I I h i i v mi r. I »l I I f l e e - . M > * t nn linn m il l. Mi I I \ lid M HmicM, M i * M ( ’ S tm ie , Mr * I I I % 10 (». M i p t i n , M i* ( ’ l u M ' i p e C’»*1 I I Pi II 1% I ii jh , Mrn I I u v m p - , Mrn. J . II I'ln l II V. 11|ii*, .Mrs. I. II Svkcn, Mr*. \ l> llnliounv, Mi*. Cliff Aide*, Mi* .(’ ii tidimoi' M i-'siineclpbi-i V,ml ' I Itll i r. 1 in i V, [i nn 1 nn t (JKNKVA MOWS | H> VDIIIF PREVATI' Nm n* \ V! | H in t Ilf M il n il ( s i 'I l* r i mni duuLrtilt i JliVi ily Imv*' nmvn! t lii-it flit lire ri.ll lullin' Mr. und .Mrs. Ibrimiii Fun liad ii* tln-lr gut'*l Sunday, Mr and Mis. \V It Fore uml iluiivlili-r llnrbtirti Ann uf Dcalu. Mr uml Mr. T W I’rcvutt hud ns their gm-st Sunday, \|r and Mi* Guv Diirami' mid smii Guv und Garv of New Xmvrnu Rev. und Ytr* Itul, l.nmhert have returned In (lilaiidu iiftm u scries uf icvivnl ot ilu- fluptisi Chtlicii wliirli tri- tin Im-cti run ducting. N. F. Stnilli nnd Mrs .1. (’ Rills left tlic first nf lIn* week for ii visit with bet sun uml daoglitcr-ln-luw Mi nnd Mr* Jnbn Hill- in l.u . A'lgeb- , Calif On the way buck they will stup lit I'll Ioi Springs, Calif In visil Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert McCpIliiugb Mrs. I'holte Hurriei nf Winter Fork, uml Mrs Crews uf Cn lifpriiiu spent tile weekend on Lake Harney ul tin- linker Cut tage. Fili-nds uf Mr, und Mrs. II. M Seller* will bp glnil In know that they Imve purchased two Inis In Geneva back uf the Melhudisl Church and will cnulinne tu In' winter vislturs. Alwin i N i in I P I’d \l * MI . Id \ | y| no t!n» till. M1• f »• Ad.s If I•• I 1*1*1 I |l I'M 111 > Itrs4 \ t Sit l M*1 Sep M»I**P < ; II Y I .n t n liiil (Im I !• . 1 . I r I Y'isil Itoi lli-ln -I"i" oi I I'M., S t )|l,‘0 I litr I or I .mill \ Pop l'i. O M lC 1 c t tv t • H ID E -IN T H E A T R TONIGHT-FRIDAY M. 1 it K TODAY AND l-'RIDNY Mni titnu \ ,41l« i y I.(*Yliiefl'*' l ilt I<< 1*1 I I t M"ilit At N’lMiii \1 11H11 ’ | I || Yl I I I It.ntld Cut in (MiteM IT’S THE PERSONAL STORY OF AN AIRLINE STEWARDESS I I *..... d|.titor Sim I,mni Amerhirmi V I' VY N VIIiwl. Ill Vill let III* Horn Nniif lliiiin h Waal |.| M Ttitie a jf-s tflr casC 'V s a ll f o r f u n !!!» dhi v'iH Hi air 'to H i I n A r i d 11 in* it l i n e s 1*44111 M V i 'iI m T v 11||! 1 Mnn'ici IdiiiMD I'ltii* Nr yvft My lli'n nt' *ri "I'll#' | tm i I H n 1 ft i n H m if Kits id tt» Ii *»y \« tt r* >itnfm'it kf.it |<»•r Ill'll, *ci«w i..... . , i -i ......... Iit iII iMil Hi \ * It"i.i I’ it I t Y I I VI. |' .|| I . ti« K« YUtil » s It\ < Ml. V.11I. I > t I.i 11 - -i.i M«*i*i Tin* It,in.( -. Ml. \ Ik(if IMl Hoit I*fii I Dn*il M *it ii vi • Im If’* I i4»ri4'»‘i Irm* j1", t'llllrif Nn I t*ni" Tttiniiiy lhn •*♦t * >i l» III I" At II-.nn Wtili \lu.t. I l of» N«'Wh II ir. hIkii ni r .v » * ' TfcSSSa: n ' Sihiiii) Tui*Milnyt uml xiiivi* iIi immii it MltlllTlH Ilf l'lt'9’1lil’il V In till* 1 II ^'liil» i;iih i - G M l U mkIi |»fO|irllril Mik r Mill' cill i n|||f*l|v I I4MINH4 ft ■■—r l.oiikmif fm u wuy I m itmki* Hiilml ih h i Iwu Ih * illffrri'Hl ? 'lilt'll mill i'liti|!|u*i| r i lit ■*ti‘tI mi tilii in-lii'tl iilmumhi jiHf htfiMi' MAIU'II hi I'lYIK’S— “St m i n i s \ l \ | | l 11 I'A U T U O N - -4 4»| D \\ \ i r tpirmliliK- D immI Looking S prin g Dr. uml Mrs. W .1 Martin eild Mother of 41rl ■■mto visited Mr. and Mrs, W. I. Slug Fil dog. Xtr, and Mrs. Fbllllp Rimer had as their guest Sunday. Mr. an Mrs, Fred Mallard nf Mail land. Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Sleg and granddaughter Nuriev of Suvouah, Cn. were visitors <>f Mr. and Mr*. YV. L. ftleg on Lake Kurnev th" nnst weak. Mr. ami Mrs. Ilerimril Hrml.t" was enlleil to Georgia las', week be**1ns* of the death nf hi* lirirther. T. W. Prevail Is III In the Fei'u'h|.Lsugliton Memorial Ilu" pltal, Mr. A. M. Petti*, an eleetrlfiC"t|nn snerialist uf the University of Florida visited the Geneva P n .ii.' V o . I M i .1 iP'itW I ' o net I Ml uml Mi*. I II |li>w uf I » I»> , V \ llllVi* III » M *|H II ■11IIu ii fi'yv liny with Mi *4, I lew -I if*i mni liMiih*'1 in Inw Mi mni Vh D Shull/ mi l.rit > A FLORIDA STATE. THEATRE |> • l\ it \ lv 1 ' • ' ...... - Id .1 lit-', fnilnVYid l»v il pHIVrr lt .nl *•\ \ l i 4 .1 M Stincciphcr. ' Laced trimmed Crepe* Priced from 4.95 not l»M hlilt* ~ I ' i Mi. l he Ann mi | Flnwr*r F 1111‘a (liven iu-w !..»> .., I ..........i ig . : V Honey flavor depends upon tin kind of flowars from which tinIwes gather nectnr. Clover, buck­ wheat and orange blossom are throe popular and different honey flavors, I ......... Mr hi'li! on tho \ hlil'ii jiii*11 u . llli-I.I * 4.1 h.'i »r i'V t*VI'll ift ur uf ■ ’ * hi* hjim plot c h a n isl ^ince Jiirniitrv Li Im IVinpIo Hi. ..1M’» Y*11 Mrs. Mir hind i •1 Mil *; i iiv . t I.i ' 11 * mm ii rti'W^impoi* nf Various AP Newsfeature* Teen news I* pretty normal o. we start out u new year. Rut here are some highlight*: DATING . .. There is a big trend to hume dating. Girls find thnt parents are much more cooper atlve about letting them yo out Use a heavy metal pan rather than a thin one, when you'ro making randy to assure against sticking. And be sure to use i pan hlg enough in that the eamly won’t overflow. You’ll find .i wooden enoon la hast with whim to stir the candy, Ill'Ll ( tl i TH D iitit t i t 1 r<*|M>rt«*«l Nmt 7 1 7 !* plant boys is’? Ernest: ’Girls i* nii- (iiu n i ’ m F lv n t iipu 1 1 n u 'iii in ficially iirtter loukinit than buys J o y , I In w h i'ii' I In-v % i 11 niirk' is Suit Time! l lu ll VV m11ill 1 III, i*kch n n i n lly VIVIAN IIRDWN i*’ ”, HCIIIHEP . . .T he student news­ paper editor uf Ihirdett Cnll-ge found that '30 per rent of tlie girl* not only hnvr Interesting hnhhic* hut unes definitely •»> ilomestiratril anil artistic side. Whereas record r n 11 e r t I n g. stamps, and autographed pieture* of movie star* used tu In. top* on the held.) list, nowaday< rug making, interior decorating ami painting on metal and glass comiound* the attention of tin. student*. They also enjoy cro­ cheting, knitting, sewing and dressmaking. DIET . . . Who *ahl teen-ager* are Nturvillg themselves In get sylph-like proportional Today’s healthy loen-agers eat more tlinn any other age group In nur popu­ lation, according to the National Research Connell, Girl* develop their biggest appetite* between Die age* of 13 amt 16, hut Imys out-eal their sister* even nt this age. Girls between 13 and 16 need 2,800 calories of food energy n day, suy nutritionist*. BEAUTY . . . Today's glamor girl follows the theory that the new look Is the "you look," according to one model agent. Her dress, makeup and coiffure are deulgned to suit her typo and not that of her favofi’o screen star or best friend. Hhu Is natural and unsophisticated a type the boys definitely like. ( < ai lic it i t ! It ^ 11411 <I‘ I I I : TURN TALK bond, providing In- bus been en tertained in the liunie sevend time*. It Is * good oppurtunitv for a lory to piove tiial lie > Iruslworlhy fur outside dating, suy the girls. Girl* are tint going to braught napping or loafing on lb. job white their liny-friends g>> off to wur. line girl write "I know there are many Ikv, In Army nnd Navy himpital* who are nut receiving any mail from home. I would like In du mi best to help make 'nine of them feel a little less ..... ly. I real lie I am too young to work In i canteen (eighteen) lull 1 do not think that I am too young 1*’ write In service men. I would appreciate knowing how I ran get iiifmnialhiu nluult iihluinine the address of niemlieis of tin united forces,” Hotuething new in etiipiette ithls postscript about ’‘manner' nt *ianccs" in the Girl Seoul handbook "Your Ticket to I’.i pulnrity." It gives u girl tie right to beg off duneing with u hoy when they just don i ’’click." All you do. ndviaethe hook, is say it’s nil yom fault, and suggest sitting out in waiting for a different type oi dance. FARH1DN - - Skier* have guim mud uhunt gold-nugget Jewelry Girl* are wearing gold nuggetIn the form of hrnrelot* an.l ratlings uml men uie diiplayln: them In cuff-links und lie clasps The Jewelry was designed In Fred Picard, *ki clothe* d< signer, anil the fud started ui Run Valley. , Hive utcr* und skirts still ai'e tup-drawer uniforms for «rlmnl girls altlumgli no sloppy sweuter jobs clutter up the picture .Skirts ure slim and neat, also HUMOR . Typical of youthful humor I* this little teusy (mm the Normandy II S. 4’mn • I’riilcssiM: "Ernie what i, wimor willi ilils sentence, ’Guts im* i naturally better looking .*i'» iii.l th*lr ert* * f. bj* i p#ncer* rt t*,4W r.'iflitlt ,r . •.|l.'*nhon iy i i./ (ire* tniHfiinil I* iYlll h*' lit IIH tl A i , ; n it* i* i j n l i I***,!4 tt "■ * i iiit Mi l Jl •“1*1 VV 4 l ! l | l —41il V illMl |l Nn* 4 *si * i l l ' l l r » ‘i ii * > lection of Mrs. .1. M. Leonard nn.t Ashby Jones. Recreation wus under the di­ rection of Miss Hetty Jo Tolle of Orlundo uml Hob Crumley. Prises for the best costumes were uwuriled to Miss Louise SI ti­ lde, Mr*. J, W. David. W. W. Dawson, Jr. und Rev. J. E. Mc­ Kinley. Prise-. for contestant* in fulk Kuines went to Mis* Itulii llninl nnd M. II. Klrirklnnd. Itcfreshincnt* of .uiuluiehe* and t'ocu Coins wore seived Inter in tin- evening to appiuxlmnlely 73 guests. w ith „ M e e tin g tiy i hr -Vitiill in-pui l pienl nf 11" At v-t licit i-1 I'litirch -p,m*nred u "('rocker PuitV" Tue-duv eyi'lllnc in MeKbilev Miss Alice Lunriqiiiflt Weds Ralph Costa B o a rd D on*t mlxH our now rool troiiHur ftilluctlon . . . now welives, now imMoritH, now colon In nylons anil rnyorw . . . Evory puir Is hitntl-iili'hoit to hold tho iTunso ami Im porfuct for warm wont her wear. Sizes 27 to 110. $7.50-*8.95-$9.5© Nylon BIoumi 7.95 to 10.95 . , |U a a vAt to 44 And Cartoon "M a ria Undo* Thn 84*m ‘ PIIONF. 1222-J ■“v i u 1 IIICW AIM)’ �T iiuiidiU Y ressive Sanford Giants A re Whacker And Scheidt H andcuff W isconsin B a tte rs As G iants T i g h t e n Defenses By El) IIAIICP.lt Hanford Giants' M*n*s*r Rlrhlf Klmm announced today that hr will start Al Neville or Carry Hhnlla against lha Or* Undo Hcnntnrs In the opening fam e tomorrow nlaht. Coming back with a vengencr tha Sanford Giants slaughtered Oahkoah, Wla., II to 2 laat night bahlnd the superb hurling of Darrell Thacker and Ray 8cheldt. Sparkling delenalvo play com* binad with excellent pitching to r tu t off repeated Oahkoah acor* ing threata In the late Inning* hut tho Wisconsin liatters were unable t& solve the speed ball offerings bf Thacker anil the wide breaking *urve of Scheldt. S.L.’ ^jsuf- -the—-smriiix With a run In the first hut the Giant* promptly countered with hree more. Frank Therina singled a start Ihe Inning, Sholten filed out and Petty singled moving Therina to third. Parese singled driving In Therina and Petty scor­ ed on an error on (he throw lo pome plate. Dolan filed to renter bringing In Parese aftor the retch. The Giant flrat aarker had gone ill tha way to third as Oshkosh kicked the ball around. 1 Young Darrell Thacker. In his flrat year of organised hall, cffretlvdy handcuffed tho Oshkosh ilu b after a shaky first Inning Ulnwlng only two dean Iwso MU and striking nut six laitter* In six Innings. ’ The Clint ts got three mure runs (n tho thlid a* Sludten, playing ■narUtop for Manager RJchle Klaus, walked, Petty singled and rarase knocked In Sholten with • punch single. Dolan and Slmltx pounded out hut Petty scored having advanced on Ixith plays. Thomas singled driving In Parese and catcher Don llaMcy singled a Thacker struck out lo end the tl|lhg. Oshkosh went down hi order In the fourth and Ihe Giants fail­ ed (0 score although Petty reachid aecond base mi n walk ami pass­ ed hnll. 'The Oshkosh second liascmnn handled a lilooplug Texas League •Ingle Into center field In Ihe filli t £ rtn a litanta again got three In tin bottom of the fifth s* Tim Dolan, fast Hsnford rentorflold, wl» safe on nn error and stole •frond after Hhults popped up. ThO'ioas singled but Dolan waft haul nt third hy a cleanly handled chance on tha oart of tho Oshkosh anorlstop. Bailey got on on an error and Dnlan scored while tho somewhat huwlhleietl Oshkosh •cramhlod for the hall. Thacker doubled to i r ' o r t 'niPmn* and Bailey and Therina atjqad the Inning wllh a pop fly. Tpi acore stood at D to 1 as tha Giants were having llttla trouble Ml|h the Wisconsin team’s hur'la g fo rd scored another run In 6t|| after holding Oshkosh scorelisa. Hhultan singled through tha jg»x and Pare** and Dolan drew M i passes. Shulls'* alow hopper ■N ad Shultan at th* plate. Tnama*' ground ball to second Maa forced Dolan at tha kaystona H i.P a r e s e scored on the play. • pay Scheldt replaced Thacker III tha aavenlh and sat Oshkosh •Mm In order as the 0!«nt pitchM f waa more than adequate. Sanlord want down In order In tre *u»r. * FSL H as Had Only 15 No*Hit G a m e s In P ast 17 Years Celeryfeds Lose Training Camp Notes Women’s Swim G arver H urls No H itter For Browns; By ASSOCIATED PRESS Meet Opens Today G iants’ Jim H earn Is Disappointment Straight To Orlando 6 To 2 WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., Apr. from th* In Tight Contest 12—(/P)—Monte Irvin, Negro At Shamrock Hotel Cettles Pitched Noh ittc r A gainst St. A ugustine In 1946 i Mouth fl,ala League opens SILVER SPRINGS, Apr. 1 2 ■ !w *°n tomorrow night If the law of average* can be Witt} Sanford masting its arch counted on, Florida State League rival Orlando here In lha flrat of fan* can expect to »ec at least one, 20 scheduled grudge matches. perhaps two, no.hlt victories In Thl* writer la la his first season wllh the Sanford club Official rernrd* revealed heie but If all Ihe alorlea told about today at league headquarter* by the strong reeling between Secretary Peter Srhaal show that fan* of Ihe Iwo club* la true although league team* played II,we hope lha presa bet la en­ 882 game* from 1030 thru 1880, cased In steel armor and bullet only 10 of them were no-hltter* proof g|a«* lo protect us from going at leant nine Inning*. "•ray htillrU and broken hot* That’* on* no-hltter for every ■ tav*.»-se ■ 772 game*, and, slncn the loop’s Since ihe rule* under which the eight clilh* have been able In Glanl* will operate have Iwen re­ get In nlHiut 1,110 of tho 1,120 vised fairly extensively (hit year game* they i*rh«'dulc annually, It might ho a good Idea to ex­ that Imllcalea at least one and plain a few of Ihe change* Iwfore slightly mure than a third of n the opening game. game for 10811 To begin wllh Ih* bask The Iemp’s first no-hit, no-run number of men a (earn ran contest wa* produced by St. carry ha* been reduced to IB St. Auuonline'* John Bradshaw on four of whom mu«! he rook­ Aug. 28, 1037 against Orlando. ie* and not mure than four of It waa followed five nights later whom can be veterans until May IS, oi during the fire* M bv a not-hlt performance by Jim McMullen of DeLand against Orday* of tho season, a ll addi­ land, nlthn the Senators heat him. tional player* ran be carried milking a total of II. Lofty Forrest Brewer, killed After Aug. I all clubs have the during World War II, hurled no­ addin, as many a* hit, no*run hall against Orlando privilege of- -----on June 8, 1038, for tho only no- four rookie* tn their roster hut hltter of that season. ut no time during the season can It wa* mid-*rn*nn of 1030. July a club have more than 21 players 21 to bo exact when Lefty Frank under control and not more than Hudson of I’alatka set Oalne*vllle four of these can lie veterans. down via that route, the only noIf Ihe innuagor I* non-piaylng hltter of 1030. lie Isa t considered a* covered hy Three hurlor* displayed top the player limit nor doe* his form in 10411, however. W. J. Davis rtalarv come under tho |2,800 of Gainesville beating Del.nod monthly salary limit. Mav 28, Don Kynn of Gainesville Between May 13 and Aug. whipping Ornln on June 111, anil Ed Harper of Pcl.and stopping Leesburg on July 10. Big John Moore of Gnlnosvllle defeated Ocala on Aug. 10, Hill for the only no-hlltor, no-runner of thnt season. Tho league “joined ihe colors" tlu'ii and did not operate until lt<48 when Iwo hurlerx teiched Ihe charmed elide. One was De­ land Manager Uill Fpcli* wlm fogged them by iha.Ht, Aukustlnn Saints on April 28, only to lose when errors bahlnd him studied defeat. Gooso Keltic*, now tho Cofon manager, also turned In a no-hltter III 1048, on June 2. pitching for Hanford against Gainesville on u hot Sunday afternoon. , The htirler* really opened up In 1018 after pasting Up 10-17, for no less than four no-hlttara went Into the records that y e a r 1048. Tho first came on June 21 when Charlie Bowles lu st Deland for Palatka One month latar Bud­ dy Lake of Sanford turned hack Do Land with the league’s first "perfect" game, a tilt In which he retired 27 men In order, winning 8 lo 0. Myrll Hogg of Galnesvllls Baseball Gamea MY C A L L IN G NLY PORTION OF [N0 8TAND .OPKN TO 3 WILL BH IIOX 8BATS HENCB RARLY r F h k h v a tio n h ARK 8UGOE8TKD condition lo play Tit* disabled Hal la Tor player* unaLle to play hrt.uee of Injuries su«tajn.'*» white play lag. The* racalrt fall salary h u t. way be released at (hr end of twa weeks. H Ihev are not their aalarv mast continue In he paid. Playera no this list are not active hut are still under control and Ihev Inn mast slay off Ihe srllre list lor ten days. Ili, faam Ho far tlaiifm-il'. Hanford's I,l<es*ast biggest a weakn « u r» n e m rto - ltt«tn~clubVI*cK of any heavy hitters, hut centarfield Tim Dolan and Manager Richie Klaua may b« Just tha! punch If blows (hay walloped against Lenoir Tuesday night are any Indication, At any rata Klaua flguiea to hive a hustling ball club regardless nl anything •!*•< Orlando blasted out a 0 to 2 win over the Sanford Olcryfed* hats yesterday behind the twohit hurling of Frank Hutsell and Alton Hampton. Tha Senators pushed across three run* In tho third Inning to sew up tho eonteat aa the Caleryfada were unabta to salve tho Orlnndoana pitching. Hutsell helped win nla own game with a towering double In the third which pushed across the winning run. Sanford ah r h o a Htenstiom sa 8 1 0 10 Clause 3h 8 0 0 8 3 Whelrhcl rf > 0 1 1 1 Stafford If 3 0 0 1 0 Crowlev 3b 8 0 0 2 1 Taylor rf 3 0 1 2 0 Blahee Ih :l < *> Rlnkovlrh c 2 0 0 4 2 Cordell e I 0 0 0 0 Matts p 1 1 0 0 0 Totals 24 2 2 21 7 Orlando ah r h o a Hurt. M. cf 40 2 0 0 Norrl* 2b I1 0 2 o Reynold* ** 3 01 0 1 lludnall r 40 0 8 0 Redding If 3 1 1 9 1 Etcher rf 8 1 2 10 Hurt, P. rf I 0 0 0 0 a!l lb 2 2 I ,fl 0 olcomli 3b 3 01 1 2 Hutsell, n. 3b 10 0 0 0 Hutsell, F. p 3 1 1 0 3 Hamntnn p 0 0 0 0 0 Total* 27 0 0 21 7 Orlando no I 320 0 - 0 Sanford D02 000 0—8 E —Norris 2. F. Hutsell. RBI » flrat hareman for the New York Giants, la filling tha role a a clean'iN hitter brilliantly. Irvin whacked nut a single and double yesterday to atretch hi* hitting atreak to 20 gamea. Ir­ vin'* «tlckwork wa* waited a* the fiiante lost to Cleveland, f>-4. ’ WASHINGTON, Apr. 12-OP) —Ilrooklyn D n i l s t r manager Chuck Draaacn ■till hasn't mad** up Ida mind on five pltrhcra hut he hope* to do ao by the time the Dodgera complete their ex* hihitlon arhedule thl* weekend. The five pltchrra struggling to make the grade are Clarence Podhlrlan, Phil Haugatad, Karl Mo**or, Jim Romano and Clem Lalllne. V«• TUI-HA. Okla., Apr. |2_g/|»)_. Mickey Mantle, the New York Yankee*’ prlxc rookie, probably will know by the end of the week whether' he's headed for Army service or a major league baseball career. The 10*year*old outfielder went through a pre-induction phynlral examination yesterday. Rut axan if he's reclassified front hi* present 4-F status Into an eligible bracket, It’ll be month* before he’s Inducted, draft board officials have Indicated. BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Apr. 12 —</P)—A bright spot cornea up for the Detroit Tigers now and then. Shortstop Johnny Llpon has coma out of a hatting slump. He smashed a double yesterday after going hltles* In 17 straight times at bat. MEMPHIS. Tann., Apr. 12— GP>—The Chicago While Sox’ success on the grapefruit circuit ean lie attributed to the team’s conditioning program, say* Coach Doc Ramor. “ Every one of our boy* U In condition, and th at’s the hlg reason we have done an well In aprlng training.” he aald. “ Look S n n r N H n iitirlim • at some of the other dubs— Hy IIII 11(411 FULLERTON, Jr, they’re hog fat. We get n little work every day, pitchers especial1v. Even have afternoon workCINCINNATI. Apr. 12-l/Pl— nut* liefnrr night game*. Then Willie kcidium 'i summary of the If we nils* a day Inter we’ro Famerhon lliirgln fight, which had still In condition-’' Cincinnati ngog for a few day*! “Good fight: we win easy and wo do a good house." . . Famcshsp, who speak* almost no English, won over the fan* hy bowing and stock waa the highest today since smiling while they booed him before the fight and when they chrered afterward— and hy his nalvo picstlun to tho hosing com­ missioner: “Excuse flfst please7“ . . The only guy who wasn’t pleas­ ed was a writer who asked some question* In the dresalng room and took a good poke In the stomach as Ray tried to show how ho had fought. Ilvbuugd Off The Pasteboard. At tha Kentucky basketball dinner someone told of a visit raid to Assistant Coach Harry Lancaster during Ihe NCAA tournament In Minneapolis. The visitors ware a high school coach and hla B-UV», pound pupil . . HOUSTON, Apr. I 2 - I / P ) - The National A All Women’s Indoor Swimming Meet opens here to* morrow with four champions com* peting against each other In the first event. Entries In the 100 v*rd freeatyle rare Included the defending chain* and two tltllata from tha racent plnn, tho national Indoor champion, Pan-AAmerlran games In.Bueno* Aires, Argentina. They are Marie Corrldon, New York City, Betty Malian, L afay ­ ette, Ind., Jackie 1-avlna, Chicago, and Sharon Geary, Loa Angelea. Six entries from the morning preliminaries will qualify for the afternoon championship race. The meet continues through I wjgggswiuw'vJ£.)(ol’s outdoor pool. Other event* tomor­ row Include the one meter dive, and 200 yard backstroke, and the Individual .'100 yard medley. Mlie Corrldon won the 100 yard freestyle la*t year a t W«at Palm Reach with a time of 1:00.1, seven-tenths of a second slower than the American and National record held by Amt Curtis of Ban franelsco. Meet official* expect. Mlsa Corrldon’a toughest competition to eomo from Mlsea Geary and La* vine. Mis* Geary, an 18-vaar-old, won the event In the Pan-American games, while Mlse Levine, one of America’s fastest crawl swimmers, la the lOfl.metrr outdoor, freestyle champion. Ml*a Mullen team* with Missel Geary and Lavlnc and Carol Pence, LaFayette, Ind., to win tho Pan*Amorlran freestyle relay. Outstanding entries In tha 200 yard backstroke Include Maureen O’Brien, Chicago, last year** win­ ner and Pan-Amariran 100 motor meet backstroko champion; Shelia Donahue, LaFayette, second place In the Pan-American’.: 100 matar and Miss Geary. The three-day schedule (prelim­ inaries 11 A. M.. E8T, finals 2:30 P. M.. E8T): Frldav —100 yard freaatvle, one meter dive, 200 yard backstroke, and Individual 3300 yard medley. 200 yard breaststroke, 400 yard Saturday— 100 yard backstroke, freestyle, and 400 yard freestyle relay. ; Sunday— 100 yard hreaaUtroka, Harrison Is Named FSL Chief Umpire ni.H nirrm un. vrirrun oi ball waa named chief umpire of the Class D Florida State league here laat night. Directors, completing details for tha opening of the season Friday night, voted that a team can use the tame player only once a sea­ son on the five day trial basis they approved last month. It waa announced s u u i.., ; w . i r Sanford, Gainesville, Cocoa and will start at 3 F. M. In Orlando, Leesburg; at 8:30 F. M. In DeLand and Daytona Beach, and at 8:48 P. M. at Palatka. Weekday gamea will start at 8 P. M. In all citlaa except Gainesville, where they start at 8:16 . M. About 80 manager*, umpires, club officials, apart* writer* and broadcaster* attended the meeting. Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries He grnolcd only all hit*—thrao of thorn Infield scratch**—and ho walked lust <na playerAnother Bob -Lem on—g o | 'Cre­ dit for the 8-4 victory over Naw York eesl«r*r*y. Hr was tapped for n hi* ml a run In ,tlm *l|fnth end i ’ ” — I th<- *ld»- In order ■In tbp ninth. ,• ■ •■.y~ - .■ « 1 rti'M'.trtTi r i 1 and -Stan Muslal without trouble. Johnny Boro, who pinch hi! for Oerver. doubled home the only run of the game In tho last of tho eighth. Jim Hearn and llowle Fox, two lanky rlghthnnder* who rose from obscurity to major league star• iaaayta^L-i-^i'r, nrc traveling dlfferrnt path* thl* spring. Fox, who wound up hy winning 10 of hi* Inst 12 games, appears hendcil for hi* finest season In the game but llcarn hasn't looked so good fop Ibc New York Giants. Tho Cincinnati Red* number Fox ns one of their big four. Thd other three nrc, Ewell Blackwell, Ken Raffensbergei and Hcrm Wchmclcr. Blackwell and Fox are exported to carry most of the load. Fox ha* looked every inch the star he was in tho latter half of 11)80. Tho 0-3 200-pounder came up with hi* socond rnuto-golng Job of tho Grapefruit League season yesterday as the Reds crushed Washington, 12-3, a t Lynchburg. Va. The Red* let Fox coast as they scored *11 Jllnlr run* In tho first three inning* against lefty Al Sima. Home runs hy Bob Usher, Joo Adcock and Connlo Ryan accounted for most of tho damage. Hearn, who ttasn't approached hi* 1060 form, wont all the way as the Giants dropped a 6-4 de­ cision to tho Cloveland Indian* a t Atlanta. Willard Nixon and Bill Wight pitched tha Boston Red Sox to a fl-l vlrtnrv over Columbus (AAt nt Cnlumhu*. Tho Sox wrapped up the decision., with three runs In the first Inning off a former tcammntc Cot Deal. The Philadelphia Athletic* ratne from •behind and trounced the Richmond Colls of tho Pied­ mont. Lookup. 18-8. Tho t*C«* ed it- up" w ith** nine-run - W i t in ttw seventh. T h e : Oottf' raMbd Louvilrlsslg for fix rung In the second. i> Thh Brooklyn Dodger*, with Robinson and 'Radiy Rdcky Jackie Bridge* hitting homers, whipped lh<* Baltimore Orioles, 11-7, In a night gamo at IlnUlnioro bcforU 16 408. Scheduled games between Boston (N) and New York (A), Chicago (Al and Chicago (N ), Detroit (A) and Birmingham (RA) and Philadelphia (N) and Pittsburgh (Nl were cancelled because of fnln. Boh Lemon of the Cleveland ln« 'Hans I* tha nn|y pitcher In the ma« lor IcNvuea to win 20 or morn games In each of the last three vesrs. r r r i-iK r n a r .r L t; j.w ruu:i'i i.rt.t tu t^ u ta -u cu a jin i: Rupp nrotestadi “But Harry, wa're •Ir.fW y.ghag, away all tha game tickets." . , Harry gintly correct­ ed nlm: "For a coach with a kid wa got tickets." (wrap Coll act ion Pennsylvania commissioner Ox :0rota has asked the NBA to thhold action agalnat Ilia Wil­ liams for not defending tha lightweight HU* ha won In 1840 hepauae lk* has promised to defsnd I! next August. . Hindman of tha N Ing soma nor! of g tha mam bar aP 3 tassaci GIANTH WIN llobhv Hhefflald pitched n onehitter for tha Giants m thalr 8-0 win over th* Cuba Tuesday In tha Rotary Junior Laague. Hhnffluld faced only IB battard In tha victory. w t s m r v s L 7.T- 1 y ■ 9 I fit. Augustine on Aug. I f without a hit, whllt on Aug. 17, Stubby Btahalflsld of Daytona did It M ‘ Eba R aw lha owar WOtO al a a s -n e w e a s y p u r c h a s e p l a n ,' £ AUTOMATIC "DAY & NIOHT" WATER R IA TIR J35 Gel M r Hr. rtcoviiy] AND,A ‘ BEAUTIFUL FULL SIZE RANGI—WITH DIVIDED T0P-FULLY EN- S • #7 R ** �wry- '•/ 5: v , v ^ . ; v Lx-' -■• *j-vSy> 1 ‘ V7 ■ r AW *. X2. ft TT.. -4 THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFOHD FLORIDA Interpellation I§ . . Out Of Derby Race <V <\* r o •B fach tttjr • h*ve left him a bit weak but he Ii very strong on hll Brooklyn Dodfera. By fc strange coincidence. Chuck le picking up right where Barney Shotton started hie con­ ditioning program lait eeaeon. It was juit a year ago that AP Nenafrature* Sport* Editor Shotton, toty, had Influent*. MIAMI, Fla.—Tin’ flu bug However, everybody In camp C ha rle y D reaaen picked ui feel* that anv resemblance be­ tween Shottonri team and Dro* sen'* gang will end right there. ■••l candidate for the Churchill "I think we are the team t Brooklyn D odger HeroAgainDonil Uniform Of Bums SAN MATCU. MATEO. ta CoIlL, n Apr. 1 2 #tgn_Caliw Interp Intarpretalllairnla-br*d ' *— ‘ Uon !■ sidelined today, virtually tha go.................... golden ntate from Wmlnatlnjj iiif the .. 1---- " Kentucky “ aky Darby. tha T h « Stii ire-ye«r-iilId ■on o f Read |[ haa a allfht fllllnf in hi* laft front ankle. Trainer Jo* Lutldy said "Inter•ret*tien la not lama, but he’s too Downs thriller May 5. He in not ex­ heat In the National League good to rlik permanent injury." Interpretation waa California'* pected to return to racing until race," *ay* Dreaaen. “ Brook iy late In the Hollywood 1‘nrk meet­ ing, which open* May II. Jockey Willie Shoemaker watt impended 10 daya for letting r.mpilchndn liear out through the atreteh In Hay Meadow*1 featuro race Tuesday. Empildiada finished first hut wa* (liaquulified nnil placed *econd. Shoemaker tlpd with Joe Cttlmone for 1950 national riding honnr* with 888 winner* each. j'ttate Farmers Market He p a r t N*. | M ■ A ir tia o b t a t k n a h k k t r t a m m t ■■afar*, Flurlda. The following .price* reported by th e Dealere on 'he Hanford A t . t . produce ___ mM F a rm er* M a rket for _______ ■If- up to 1 ---» T rucke r* A Dealer* I' M. alna/Jim a**' bu. hpr. 11.11 i.io-t n ^ e a a e , Pole bu. hpr. 1.50 H e .in . T e m te r a r e e n , Hu hpr. I.S0- M 0 B elli itoi. b u n r h e i .15- 1.<10 Cabbage, de p en d in g iiuallty . a n-elihl pe r Ilia .75*1 10 • ■ 'f i e r y , Fie tlolden, depend In* uuiilltr I i * larger 3 ln . ; | 5 Celery. Kia. I 'a ii'il, depend-. 75 1 35 log m lnllty I i A lurger Cauliflower, depending C ontainer I 75 3 15 Corn, depending i|)iullly pi iini i-mta 4. fin l S«» v . i.* 1T O i. - CfE^Uni I’ACIF. • * a. hit* alwaya been nucatlon mark but In I’rcaehri Roe anil Don Newcomhe wo have two ace*. The rest of the itaff HOW .MANACER DltKSSEN SEES IIIB DODDERS ritehlng—Two Aee*. Re*t? Catching—Top* Infield— Heat Outfield— On* of Beal lllltla g —Plenty of Power Finlah—Team to Beat la n aort of <|ue*lion mark hut pitching tut. Ii»kt* Inlntie, ( I r e n i do*, bhrhe. .75 ■•a*, Black Bye Ini tier. r. 5o 'em,, C row der im hpr. 5 5n 'super* Iiu l.skis, 2 15-3.10 'oiatot*. Kta Bed llltos 1 <5-3, J5 5<i Ih. bag* 4’ruok Neck inaoh. V«llo t 50-1 On Hu. hpr. Tomato** to lt> oral* 5.IP Turnips, Purple Top I 00 1 Bos. bunch a* CITHIS IUH hander from Anderson, lnd., turned In an 8-1 mark after tak­ ing 10 derision* at Fort Worth. Branco failed a* a starter In 1950 hut only because he waa juggled around and he did pitch fine relief hull. He finished five of 18 start* for n 7-9 record. Dreaaen, however, like* to re call 1947 when Hi . m.-h won 21 gurnet and had a J.97 earned run average. Ilrntuv la only 98 atul has hi* Item t set on starting. It look* like the brunt of the relief work will fall to Clem l.ahlne, 24-year-nld Lincoln, R, L. six-footer who comes from Rt. Paul with an 11-7 mark. He appear* to hove overcome Baseball Friday Night SANFCRD vs. CRL4NDC Dieasen, when he piloleil Out land to the 1’urlflr Toast l.rugm flag Iasi yeni, saw Wilson «* some «f his 21 games at Sent*!* and watched Suikont, an It- iaine winner at Sncrnmenin II. s Impressed with Loth ugh fhanders, lie also thinks I, in 8 :9 0 Marque*. 25-year-old Puerto lllean outfielder drafted from Portland might help Hilly Ri.uthwoi til's *»•«»"Marque* can run ,md field.' »ays Chuck. "Hut he may mlilt mueli In Ilie iiminm. << l» . M. MUNK IPAl, STADIUM '.'-►-POW'iWT >-*■!- S tu rts Friday l.'Iili T hru S atu rd ay April 21st t (Image*. Valencia* tiu* l.nii-3 5n ra p e f r u ll, H u m a n ho* I 15-3 SU r a p rf r u l t . 5lar*h H**dl**a | Bog 3 50-1 75 t 7 v a r i a n t * p roduc t r*c*lvcd at h* Hanford Htat* 5'arm*r* MarUnt tat rccalp ts from I? A M. A|«r. 10, todaf l« A M Apr II. 75.071 packages, dtinnnd l la a h n g (airly heavy. hie wlldncia, a mania well course, 111* lliovcs attack Ii I Sid ({onion anil theie's no till have. Both no Inngri are youngknown around Ehbet* pleld. centered around Rob Elliott and Ing what kind of a season thev'll oers. you know," Dreaaen believes tne (Hants and Orkvet will he the tonms to heat, with more emphasis on the Giant*. "The Giant* will he lough with that pitching they showed," any* bt eaten. "And tholi h it­ ting ll hound to get (letter. ■'The Brave* figure to get help from ,11m Wilson ami Mat Stirkonl." nd. A N M lVERS*AR Y SALE . n" e ».w .- . ,...*- i , I.no I u i Tk i m ' I am confident I have two more ace* In Carl Enklne and Ralph Branca. “1 know both Enklne ami Branca are better pitcher* than the 1080 record »how*.H Enklne completed only three fr<nmea last year for a 7-fl record hut in 1049 the 24-year-old right i S i You Can't find A SETTER Washer Value/ Legal Notice O T T oi O T tt’U (IF I*I lll.lt l l l t t n i v u ON p g t l p f l s i II llltM il:. AWFNUWHNT* IN A N II t'ltllTNIN m a i n li r a o r m r. xomno u l t iiin a n i i: o r T in : tlT V o r a A N F o n i r . r i . u n t i l \. Nntlr* Is hereby a l i e n that a l*ul» tic H e arin g will he hrld il tin. of flee of lh* City I'onimlsaliip In Ills Ball In Hi* ('lly nf Hanford. Florida, a t 1 :0a o'clock l'.M.. April u tli* following 1(1. 1051, lu colialdor th* change* a n d amendm ent* to Ih* /.lining o r d in a n c e of the City ol Hanford. Flnrlilai (a 1 Tha p ro p e rty Honed In Illstriot .. It-I-X (tine . ___ Hlnaf* ...alt _Fain. lir>. hounded on North by 3rd Hlraot, Kaat tijj Pecan Avenue. ran A Huplh hy 1th Hlr*«t and West * by MangouKtlnn 'iAvenue. I* proposed to lie c hanged In f l -3 (Multiple Fam ily) HI*trlot. Hahl properly being 'c gally deacllbad ileacllbad aa tncira legally nlnek . 5 and * „r 14. 15 <* Tiara “' a n d l l , K. It. T r a lf u r d 'a Map of Hanford. l b ) The p r o p e rt y Sinned In D is­ t r i c t It -1 (On* Hjngl* Fam ..'I* an-eiRq on on R a ua il aid*, ■ill" of o, l iy j , located 3 pi 111 TRUITONI TABU RADIO Di/sinp 5o/p For Only . . . Wilh Any Truolone Radio-Phono Comole TRUcron: Redie-Phono ComoU U JIZ Q R D A Beautiful Full Slta V M 7 * n n GAS R A N G E tanford Avenue between tOth ,r#«t ie n d Celery Avenue. Ii Street " Low in Price m id to be c hanga d to C .1 U t a li - 'f i li t r lr l , nverclal-lint ax perty being mure I*. id .nr Iaita,# to ""[iicflKeinf Block tl hf n<!lu*lt*L _’1*r A. and Lot* •. to It), Inof T ie r A. JOL'traxfSVd1? ilinp of Hen- F $14 9 .9 5 Hjqh (n Qualify arw/rfe the year (cl Tha prnperty Zone ZonalI In Dietrlct It- 1 - A . ton* HI i i ptl* i Fam - • 5«*tftivr FM AM Extra Features for Easier Washdays Raally your b elt range buy. timed.t rofjio rrrrphon • 3 OtlD'mofiC rtfCor*| chong*# a $ 1 1 J ,.4 5 R Y o u 'll th rill lo tha b e au ty L and modc m d c iig n o f .t h la .iW 0 Fashion R ange of Big 8 ^ - C u . F t REFRIGERATOR W izard N* Beallnil N* harih rubblngl H tangllnal Thorough, gentle act Ior oto out all nf the dirt. L lPorcelain I nid* 1 to B lb. load. Famous Owing free Lovell wringer, Bathoon roller*; double ufety release bare Fully Guaranty teed. 1(1144 *4 BARGAIN PRICEDI :«• • Ri<h roDcnl i.t* * 11“ • f f ». 1 vrntrrr . il•■*\ t Spacial $199.95 Cnmpire It . . . fealure'fQ (catiire1 lllg f icn rc r h h l S r lip In 3(1 III* fro /011 roods. Ini i of •lonigc apace riianl. full ividlh crBticr l)»o|y vdkfr lift, j J101S lly ) , located on North aids ijf l i l h Htreal btlw esn Aveioin and Monlord Avenue la uropoard to lie c h a n g r d to It- 1 l l l u i l l p l e Fam ily) III-trlct. Maid property being m ore legally d e n rlbctl aa I,ole II, IP . 17. 31. 37. In. 37. k I*. 3) A in of I,tinea Addition. AU pa r lle a In Interest and Hi aena aball have on n p o n r lm illr to be heard nt aald hearing lly o r d e r n( the City Com nlsalmi o f tha City nf Hanfnn Florida, this l i l h day A^rll. haVbu . Aa t ’l l r Clerk nf th e City of Hanford. Florldn. DR. C. U PKRSONS O ptom etrist E Y E S E X A M IN E !! Inl«l 8». Palmetto **•Ate. WIZARD GLASSES FITTED Happy Is The Day When Backache ,Goes Away 4. . . My fuevtlnn slows down, many Ml* ef aagatne Urkulw lew of N«n4y DOUR SPOUT ONLY - WIXARB W 1mat* ? w8 - 45 Guaranteed 24 Moiithi ototr P«PVLAt CAM n « ,laik, LONG TYPE... • H ,M lachan®* Full *lia-full liM) ampara ca- > ; New Car Guaranteed REMANUFACTURED ENGINES $25-M $10-59 With Ench rm I Did V It, I'M J - If) 2Rf I 101. flH, 11 Cfimpl.le at vhown WEAKWEU Motor Oil At Ou» »*9 Pnte*ol Mmdhl y Down 2-Oai. Can Low r0( ciwv n u - i e . 2RFi;nfl, 12. 16, 2f). 24 For P(ym. 1 9 1 5 - H , $ 1 .1 7 PI tin T hu Thit (le.ilde metnl pour ipoul rdv mo-t icteu-iop oil or g*. cant lljH ti Initallatlan 2BFU08. 12 ............. N ew C ar G u a ra n te e 9 0 Day* o r 4 0 0 0 Milos Other Can— Similar Saving. oI Athang# pfkti teiti* Sava on BMUtiiul Country Club Deluxe Plastic SEAT COVERS CMchei A . $ 1 9 .9 5 Sedoni <g J ^C ouiN i." .8JJ u:. ■ n a y m e t t T T h c v Dalu x e Ptnaflc* give y o u c o lo r­ ful p a tte rn * for lieuuly. and (adni't oof plastic f o r d u r a M lity a t t th r if t y prlcol H f iil-a i Utlnxa fiber Davara itta t f* Coaihei A Selaa*., , "i r * • n rr Guaranleod to Outperform any Other Outboard in its H.P. Class or Monoy Bock I WIZARD 4 M R. Super Twin $ 1 7 9 .5 0 It’s America'■ faiteit grow­ ing outhnardt yinvhmg 10 tnph. iperdi 1$ m « It trnliUUr ■Indnnt llarling t • • llghlwclghl. rvij-bicm it . WlZA«n t o u r " S u p tr Tt o r 0*• 11 $ 2 6 9 .5 0 �# .v I T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N T O R O , F L O R ID A Court Of Appeals Dismisses Action Against M i n e r s CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. YOITR Locker Plant We Were GrnlRIerl With Your Kr«ponne To Our llh Anniversary Hole IdiM Week. You Will He Pleaneil To Nee That Our ‘'Mpedah" For This Week-Entl Are Jowl An Allrmllve rORK ROAST PORK C H O I* CENTER CUTS 6fi END CUTS ... .. 49c L,} IU,’. U ._LlLliIU D A FLA . G R A D E A D R ESSED & DRAW N FTLLKTS RED PERCH .F IM .K T S MACKEREL vE(iKTA H I,K 8 2‘tc P eas & C arro ts 'litTip* A Cpla pkg. ASPARAGUS .. 211c A L L FLA VO R S Dft*f YAk-KB 'R O U T P IS A H ' PA T K IN ' UV A IN P o t i l t e t — |Y «A N l AH' H »TI A LLO T LIAVE O S f Of P O L K S Judges Split 2 And 1 In D eclaring Case I in A Ci*,TooM! I s No L onger Issue P h o n e 131H SQUAtRl.......... file , ■ in n iT in in j 2 Pints 55< 54 Gill. Brick 98^5 WASHINGTON. Apr. 1 2 -f/P ) —Tlir U. S. Circuit Courl of A|»prnls today (lionised llir govern­ ment's appeal from a decision wliitli Ii.kJ «Irarcd John I.. Lewis' United Muir Worker* of roulcmpl ot courl in ihcir I'JIU conlrad tlrikc. Tin- appeal m int iplil, 2-1, in liolding liic case was mool, lhal i*. no longer an inue. Tho lower court's deelalon, by Judge Richmond D. Keeeh, waa quickly followed a year ago by a contract between Lowla and tha aoft coal uperatqra ending a tenmonth dispute. It waa appcalod by the .Inntire Department Thu government asked that the union he punished for iiriilouglng the strike after Judge Keeeh had Issued u-hurk-tiHWork order on Feb. II, HIM). Justice attorney* ui cued Hmt Ixiwl* had given only "sham” contpllanre to tha order when ho directed Hie miner* ti, get hark on the Job. The miner* Ignor­ ed the I,cwl* order. A Ihrre-Jndga panel heard the government'* argument* and the union's rcpllea last Apr. 2«1. The panel iurlilded Judge* Harold M. Stephens, K. Barrett Prettyman, ami Charles fahy. Chief Judga Stephen*, who wrote the majority opinion, wa* lolned hy Judge I'rsttym an. Judge Fahay wrote a dissent. Judge Stephana said a civil con­ tempt proceeding would not deter offenses ngnlnst the public or vindicate tin* authority of the court. Judge Fahy laid ha did not regard the case a* moot, and said It should lie considered mi Its merits hy tho court. Thu effect of the Court of Ap­ peals' action today I* to allow Judge Keeeh'* artlon to aland. District Judgo Ktcch, In a de‘ ‘ l1050, MAO, dlamlased dismissed ciilon Mar. 12, both criminal and civil contempt charges ngnlnat Lewis and his coal miner* growing out of a soft coal strike. The government could not ap­ peal from Judga Kaech a ruling on the criminal contempt laaue. hut oikMl the Court of Appeals in reverie him on the civil contempt charge*. T ru m an Speech I t M t l i u l r > r a Page Oae) forces." He raid be •removed MacArthur with Hie "deepest regret" but ridded Hint “Hu* cause of world ui are li more Important than any Individual.” “I have thought long and hard,” ho said, "about thla question of Jaycee Meet T H U R S D A Y A R P . 12. 1951 •standing th* « u In Asia. 1 bar* United Natleaa raalatawo “taught the enemy a leeioo” ■tilm >8*atf8i«yn iiii country, i Datiava won ail toy heart th at tba conraa w t ar# fol­ lowing la the boat conraa. "I hullave that wa must try to limit the war to Korea for thaaa vital raaaoaai To make aura that tba prerloua Uvea of our fighting man are not waatedi to aaa that tha security of our country and tha free world la not needleaaly leoperillied: and to provant a third world war* "A number of avanta have made It avldant th at Ganaral MacArthur did not agree with th at policy. I have therefore considerrd it eaaentlal to rellava General MacArthur so that there would lx* no doubt or ronfualon a* to tha real purpose and aim of our l*nlicy." Tlio Ihrcaldunl quoted from aerret Communist Intelligence re­ Palmetto A Second fltreet porta to ahow that the attack on South Korea waa part of a g re a t­ er plan for conquerin# all Asia." But Ha aipraaoml tha belief that W ait P n a f Tkot flag f d i Sm Haw Y aa SavaWHk fly OVIII A. MARTIN Ann Page Pure Old Fa*hlonad 12 «*■ Grape Jelly .... . jar 22c Ann Page—Creamy Smooth 12 o«. Fnut Butter .. jar 31c ' Ann Page Salad LMustard. 9 oz. jar 11c (I . . x i l s - . u F khs f s a * H aul alinut three weeks. lie mild prospect* now are that the rnmmltlro will turn out n hill somewhere In the neighborhood of the general budget for the last two year*—$24R,000,1)00—plus a likely f ) 7,500.000 for s -hool purposus. A hill to authorise nstnhllshrncul of u Stole Agricultural Ex­ periment Station near Fort Pierce, lint not providing any fund* for It, cleared the House. The measure lutrodurcd hy Rep. Snundee nf Ht. f.ncli- was the first general hill to tie passed In tha Douse thla aewdon wbt-n H apnearud on tho t-aleudar. bill Irnnii'dlate|v after passage It wn* held up for iiM-iiiisIdemtloo. Iti p. Itoisl of Mumitf'c question­ ed whet her ll should have •>uen sent lo Hu' Aii'iroprliiHons ('on)miller, lie withdrew Ills nbjee• l ip* today. The hill authorin'* the hoard of control Hi establish a atutlmi lo or near Fort I’lervo tu experiment with fruits, graeses and other crops suitable fur growth In the Indian River dUlrlct. The hoard could accept donation* for th* ataHon. Ilrp. Andrea of Orange county For FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR AND FHIGIDAIRE RANGE AT Y ou know what vou pay at A A P l»uc o u s e A *P p r i c e mark* every item in tha store from A to Z, INTRODUCING * - 1t ’ * A \s. • Another Favorite AAP lllend of Coffee Croacent Cltv a<nd Chicory ‘ Vinegar .. qt. btl. 21c Ann Page Flavorful Cherry Preserves. 1-lb. jar 30c ■ ■ ■*1 Ann Paga 8paghe|tl or _ • Macaroni 1-lb. pkg. 17c • amnua A *P blend of Orlaana typo iu autaxlng low em ydoy S apar-R Ilbf" "Super night" Brisket Corn Beef Red Circle “Super Right” II*9V» lb. 73c Western Chuck..... tirade MMITKD QUANTITY AVAILABLE ON THESE TERMS A Drraud f Ml» t k Drawn Fla< Fryer*..... . lb. 59c 1^ | '1' • f *. ,'f • Nkaily To Rat M~ Iv lllV a•••#•• «•*a••• 99*•• • <■ lb. 47c ?ted Perch Fillet . Faney Bad Dallalou 2 lbs. 25c Apple* ......... D aHtrirjr A m i P rlc # G iM tn n la td Th* Refrigerator or Rang* you aalvet will b# set aaldc for you. You will not he p tn illw d and you ar* aura of having yoor appliance whan your down payment (In accordant* with Qavl, Regulation W) la rnn.platcd, regardlaaa of ihortagoa. 4 for 29c /. Jvs v v'' *t * !: .* 2bchs* 19c • laauo lionda f (bool construcUon. S. When dawn paymeok la eomplekad your aaalianc* will ha (Ullvorad. Ymi aaa Uk* op to (H waaka to pay 15:.i!T-,d,2r5!!:.?M ' fc*aUU" Y-,” •“ changed la tha m ats time.) Chocolate C o v e rid C h e rrle n 49c Ann faro * Salad Drc«dii»,ru.|; p t Jar Sic 5 lb* bag 33c Follow Tt»U (.Point Hill Hirdwir* Plan 1, Select your Frlgtdalr* Rufrigatatar or R nga and deposit |S. Maks weakly payments to fit your budget. Down paynafni musk hr ramplutad In H week* after making dapoatk. 2. Hill Hardware Wll) guarantaa price and delivery of Ik* R a frlg m ta r a r Rang* you a*|9*k., J, • t ’ Tea°Vi [Aff. 45c ' i lb. pkg. 87c * 3 lbi* 25c * targe stadk I, at.pPff depi'i«...K ■•.-xfvjvvJ .T, ueeili'il graax for il*irv and oilier Iiv... slock grating. fi. Supplies of llveMm-k feed g ra ln -th a raw maierial for meat, dairy and pmiltrv pmdm-i* } —were n fifth amallar on Apr. I than a year ago. Till* decline cm phaxltcd the need for Mg feed grain crop* thla year If n high level production of livestock food prodliel* |* lo |M< n mi i ii talnerl. Another department report served lo rail nltentlmi to ugrieuRiirn'* Inlmr nltuatlon. The niimlier of workera on farnix was said to he four per cent smaller than n year ago despite i a 12 per rent Increase in wngi-x beeause nf hms nf hands to the armed service* amt city i„ duatrle*. nil the other hand, Inlmr re qulreinnit* are g rratar lus-aiix.. nf the guvernment'* nppeul for n record iiulmit of crop and live Mock products. Illg factor* in cutting vvintei wheat proapeet* Included a severe •vlii*er, drv weather ami Insects lln the basis uf prexi'iit uf. flclnl furernst* this year’s wheat productlun would he alsmt I,OKI, 000,000 bushels—alsmt 11(1,000 000 less than anticipated need*. Fortunately, the country has ■■ reserve nf about 420,000,000 bushels of wheat from Ihst year’s supply. Unless the government restricted export*, It would he nivesmiry to use,grain frnm Hd-s reserve to meet the expeeted , . (m , . . v im i n .1 .1 l i n n .. l<h . , •• ’ , Mlnuln I lie .luuinal ".V II - l e a l l l i i l ........................... lln \ iliinn i t i a l m l i , Iillil Hleil In u lrlm , , mil* l i . lie ia t , .........1 Ma. 1,11 mu niililar* .................. ma i n le l il r 1 III Ul it • t. , . .1 -r i. III n l|i|ir, ... , Vi t ln , il,,1.b,ill nut tliplo- \ l I bo uM.-.-i 1 I., t ill.' lu ll uni vig o r , , , . , mi-il'-t.a ii to e n K in n e all Hiosi. "lo, ,-y." . diini-rn- «*-lh official £ iflfi* S it FkHtrlllb. twg 70c H aatilSK If $i'e)m27c .1 cal* 57c 1 ' tAAV r q X *rt8 3 c ■»*ff**; •-1 • r- poll* -oldii-i i.,i*ii„.. i........... , inn*l . . , ohev, orders. When ii nriH iin n Neo-ocr M o nitor: ,,h | f , “ ’| | 7 " " 'V ', "H nvu„> i, „, i .......bided a ,ip” g re a t uh the mo ves which ,,." m ,.t ,,i „ v, •I. . ' * T . r " T , i " < , , f i ' ' ' 1 K iirn ,,r. the A .n e rie a n people n r„ "!)' rti,.?,' ' J " M ' ' N ,,,,w Mar '» \ rl mui wtuiM m vt'r v in laiinelied upon u no lhrr over ^ *.i fm an .............. I n v r l..b -ra t .d In ' " X V * " M -'"HU***r.*«l hi* own Mini,* I lie in x iilim iliiin t in i •'""'"’‘''d **V nerxim al and nf ** liit-li In- liim -e lr wa* r n ilt v " pn rrleiin i-nnOiet. lint helilm l llenrxr iie u -n riiie r-i. in rlm liiu r llii-ne lie a i|ue«tum nf fu in lii iln - N’ e« V n ih lu u in a l Vitn-ih-nii m ental im liry It i* I n r y r r Ilia n lln Sail I 1-1,1....... . 11>li in it ■. i 1*1. I ti-iin aj Vine Vi tlnil I.lee-.-i I bail s„"" 1 •' • l i e nil 1.1 O ilm a n * . * t ' n l e - C.d h .y.., *oi.l l in la y that , fiiiu n rv »lild le * in d ie a le Hmt two b ii'b tv vnlonbli- n iiH liititle nia ti'ri-*I is pri-M-nt in S | h*i -I hI i ihiikm . The nntlhietir UINterilll* mo 11-eil ill Hie llinnilfat-tlire Ilf pelli. •''•lln, aiireemvein and other of •hi *n-eiil|ed 'wonder drug** wli ii-li have iiceu lined with a liigii degree of niU’ren* in the I real meld of cold* and other illfeelimiH ihno.'xe* ••...... . " '' ............... r ; , r w, v,,r r-.... ........•, - ...... :v:.......................... .r;;::.::;';!:, it'll ... In l„- II I•a11«* i * unit * *| " K a il ,i t »f> S la i f \ .till "lln I *1111 I lllf*Ml II i'iiiii »p Ilf '||||H T I* III,lit | m NulUiHt t'OlltlUUIlit* I Mil i ,| kt'tl lit w ild rm u u u u ii* l Itn* ia amiw,,,l< C'»ni|ilelelv in lln- dark ax l.img regnided n* inure of a lllll-linrn llillll an ll vnliinhle raw niiiieiinl Spniiinb mon» ti Inn eon1i i iiix rhli.riMihvll, vitiaiiiiim. min ei-iil*. and priiteinx. Hie xeielilixt rei'-.Mi-.l after Initial lalHirntnry atmlv .■I U. .V 'mie ml, in whul lie wa* i|i|i|iiMed In aebieve. m < Hu ..u l.m ne wa* iUevitutile. ll i-iiiild and slimibl -'live r............ I lein-li m ill boye lieeri avoided I. u ik ,,?.|ll.v *, r" ' "" v i,»- ifluxi ,-,d .iil or id •.i ln ,,|| i,,.m l, ,, ,,,„ I Im .a 1 'in-agn I rltnine and VVa- liin ,'l"" H e ra ld " I 'r e - u li n l T r i i " iu ii m in i he iin |ie a i lu d and eon voUed. H i b u lly and v in d irllv e " 'imvwl id t ie lie r a l Mile.VI thur la lln- i-iillllllia t in ll id a el u uf a ria wlmli ha, i -liuwii lhal lie ■ unfit, * * * |inU ••» lb Kddv, a lin lh in n llv leeoif n i/i-d n u H io rilv on v ita m in * and e iiu -i dux iirofex.-mr uf phvxlulo gienl I'lieinixlry nl r n h u n h iii I'm V e i-I lv . Iillil tin- S in lllie r n Ax xoi-iiitinn nf Seienei- and lliilu x iiv "I in h iiiir v S p n ilix h niuxx m at e i.iii« -ii m a ii-ria lx w nrtti ax uiueh ax « | 0|l | ago , •nu "Vi. ..... .. , i,,H, mm ally and ineulnlly, fm In litirli l. I'm le d "Hiei a » < Vlae.V r ljp ir » a lir e il ,.,u e i ll | In vuu.- e he *aid !*•>11*,' 11111 v ** hat n I i l id im i'll Hu- ,ieu)ile uf lln - I'liit e d S ln ti-a - In *,, i a n - iliin k in y ||lu Vim -i n iiu in i,Inn nut mu ha nevei I m-i - u hi g re n le r -iii-iiu ni-ii d anger, ll i- led h\ :i find wlut i> lllos*. T l u - e in g re d ie n ts include n o li •duties, im e nf w h irl) indicates x u lix la n tiii! iin t if iiiii'iil properties proteins, m in eral* v ita m in s , and rh lo ro |f)ivll. T h e eld o ro p h yll prom isex to lie uxeful for lheru|>eutie purpose* without rn s tlv p u rifie a tio o . T lie residue m ay lie u sefu l for the production of celItioxr." . ..id Via,- • l.-iime In fill dlf- am rounded h> kmive-." New York Timea: "We do not see IIIiW it la |liri-*ltlll* tu i|m*atillll him mi a the enrreelne * uf lln l*r,-aideilt'i lead ' H^ ill-,-1*i«i| I. I’liliry with n apei'l to .a i III r I,,, t-unilui-l uf a win r a limit he '}' nuule in Iwu nlai-e ,<* Tin* fun•ll Mae Vi ' .. latter mav >l il lit l*m pul Hie makiuir •>, pulley n v„|,pi„|. ill the civilian build* ul the chief i Siii-iuli«t executive, uml it i- (lie eleur duty now Hull of *he inilltnry In etprea* lt« nnlitii-iaili ! dimlita nr iln di-meid lliruugli pro­ war wIuii per military eliiinnel and not in with »• ■»•" piltihe ilehnle. ll i*. I ill IIn-rmnre, II. McKinley Coowny, Jr., di­ rector of Hie Southern Assocln. lion of Science and Industry, stated Hml Dr. Eddy's funda­ mental research on mnxx utiliza­ tion now pave* the way fur er,rrvlng the project into the ir "ll i* M-i; Vrlion i lihurali 'r il adiiuiiii Hu- clear duly of Hu- m ih ln ry to follow u aprelfle p n s id e u lia l dll eetlve, aueb aa wa i twice I ued t|i Heiieml M ncAilluii." Learning To Cook Is Becoming Increasingly Popular Al School Heavy Western Fnloy These Other AAP Cofft** 8 O’Gock . . . . . . Smdcm In the Home Milking KdUCuthm kltehen ul the S. , I UP, left to light Mis* llinliuni liu jreclil. inxi I'nlxy llronmn, Alurll.u Hmitli, Sou (.qluui. Hetty l.,,u I 'm tin. h I •ilium, Hat lull ii McNuli ui.d l.dill, 1........... | v |.,.w, , I.-m , \|, Sirloin S te a k ...... I'rr Pound . . . . . r .u -l r i i - a i i - - ilu a lin li We «•nil 1! linn li l.e lli-i . 11:11 .. Inn.ll. .Vit, I ill il................. III*I I III o ,Itttl,' ... ilu in* .I la.lm.ii . ai u VV a 1 I u io - .I ko .. Ilia n „ Ini- anilI'.oiiuioiol. . t . *lali.. man , ' " i’iii i / i 'I and leadei u 1 . I :n Scientist A sserts Spanish Moss May Be Worth Fortune a S S S S S S JS ffiS sssB 1 Ann I'nn, C M ,, lly tS 'ilM I \TKD P R F .S S Som e A m e rican n rw ip ap ers today e d ito rially condem ned President I ru m an’t rrn io e .il of G enera! D m ig la . Mai A rth u r a* a tragic m istake. lin t u llit -i. said I lit- 1’ i o i i ir n l had no alternative Sam ple reaction I hr N r« O rlru iie Slatr« "P resid en t f r o m m '. precipitate le u n o a l o f Ite m -ru I M ar \ i lln ir -e —— finin n il lo* iMiuiimiiil- in it,* I a i ,, , , .. ,, , . ... Tbia lituation wa* pictured late yesterday in an agriculture department crop rc|>ort which disclosed that production prntprrti lor winter wheat tied dropped near-4 ly a fifth *lnea U it Deermber ib-miiml As a consequence, the wlo-m I h•-in I- .on pie lime hntweeo rinii may full sliott of domestic and export requirement*. Tlml ll"W and lull veal fm lln- wln-ii. would uiakv It neeeiaaty tu u»t- pin pecln In diup fill I her ur to reserves of the grain wlileli tin- regain anme nf lln* lu*i yinund government had hoped to xuvo ii-p.iried yealenluy for |m*a|hle futura emergmi-lea In addition to thn abarp de­ cline In the wheal crop, Hi,> Department alao rtported that: .1. The production of milk In March waa three per cent below March a year ago although eon aumer demnml la greater. 2. Rgg produellon In the same I.AKKI.AND, Apr. ia —(H| m.month wa* two per rent le** than rial I—A fortune in S|ii*ninli mom » a year ago. mav lie bunging mi term of .1. Farmer* bgve made slow tlii.imnndR of tree* In Klurldn and nrngre** In Riirlng farm wurk in oilier Southern xtate*. beeause of cool, wet Weather in D r W u lle r II. K ddv, noNnchiie mntt mnjnr farming arena ihier-tn r nf the llie -R e «e n re li -I. .Meadow aad paaiure* linvo h ilio rriliirv at l*'lnriibi .Sn uliiern •* T W h-W cat SEVEN Action In Firing General MacArthur WASHINGTON, Apr. 12 (/I*)- Food production it getting off lo an uncertain ilail thii iraiun plagued by bad weather, imrcli and shortage* of farm labor end material*. “MoonHhinc State*’ Ih Su^^eHted For State Auto Tags Sales Tax PAGE Of L abor/M aterials Plague Farm ers t V '« * r i TAl.I.AIIAHHKK, Apr. 12—</P) —The llniiae had a slogan for Floi Ida's uutoinohllr llccnac plate* todny hut wound up with Hie ".Hiitisliiiif Stale" miitlo inado familiar in lt>M). , The llmiae panard 72-12 a hill h.v Rep. Hurlc* of Polk County Which would make the sunshine state slogan required '.y law. At present, the State Motor Vehicle Commissioner can decide on the slogan. The IWII choice, "Keep Florida d rren " liu* drawn ii good deal of criticism by those who frit it did nothing to adver­ tise the statu. It wax adopted a* n furert fire prevention measure. The Ikide county llmiae dele­ gation, Nupported by auvural other South Florldlnna, held out *>r "See Kvcrqlade* National Park" on the tag*. They even exhibited u drawing tit a license plate with the proposed slogan II '• Tha Republican* from Pinellas J county mopoaed “Tourist Para­ dise." Rep. Cohh of Volusia laughingly *uggested n "friendly compromise to' make the slnga.i •Moonshine State.* " The proposed amendmanta warn defeated hy a considerable m*r•rlo however. Florida n*ed "sunshine state" Eddie Yost, third aacker on the Washington Senator*, once played on It* thftO tag* hut had no 1basketball for New York Unlver- slogan for aevrral years before slty. THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ll> I AUDI, MhINN t il 'I liu familiar provrili "Hml Hi,' way to u man'* heart ix liu..ugh Id* aiomach" Is mure uhviuos in day Hum ever before ux xtutis tics show that two-thirds of the senior girls al Seminole High St-hnol lire taking I hr eleclivicourse Hume Milking EdiuiiHiiii ux t-om|iured lo the .uie-lhird uf (ell year* ago. Hoys tukliig Hie Agni-iilliir.il i' iiiii m -, lilxo ii ware of Hu- impiqt arn-e of learning to rook, change classes fur one monili with th-M-ni'ir gills taking tin- IIoiimMakiiig Education course. Tintoys u lu want to learn for I hem selves how tu hull u ham and hake n cuke, and they are liioglu how to buy groceries on -i budget, plun and prepare .-« iiieul development stage, lie said Hint complete information on the re seurch project may It* obtained from SABI or the Hie-Research l.iilHirnlorv at Florida .Southern Dr. Eddy, along with Dr. Hurls Sokeloff, director of the END Hlr-Research Laboratory, has been (-(inducting rcainrch on tlie utllitatimi of worllilr.s rnw imiterialx avallahlu in volume In Florida. iillil I ih M In XI I H lll.ls - fl.l ■ p .llt l nf l-lg lll |* Ii | Ill'll tin- I-*•I* rile prepui m i­ I|tlll I' 119*11*I III II- lii IHII|» ll**\' !*• i l l ! till ll i ii . ii l they w in k iu u fa m ily l«*••iff I I k •ill mu * \ h i J trum p of I n c r iii't i- ix u liu ti- . cook, two w nitresses nod olio ! •l« » |i v\ * Ii , *»k V ttif ntnt 1 ill I lilulin* f •:•t in p in f !•* % win. cii'im x Hu- kitctie ii u l l i i Hie iticiil Eiu 'li I im e u g iiiiq i •Ml lit IK I V | • l | *Hr .1 f|| ||||i p re p u ii * ii mi il tIn-y lu iiii. -ilk Ml)* l*i*l It Iillil' Hill their d u lie x T h e re a le four I i ll i l , IIIIIlK* V l-rutlpH in encli i 'I iix x , I Ik * *u l *i *»»•• -w iii« il* •»*119*1 j i | k tV liih ulu- I'lu iq i ix p ii-p :iiiti|* iiiinli li\ I'tiul I «9i9»|*l** 19 iif ill " H le il" ftoit| (oi Ho- d a y , iilU 'llu i I wllifl' 191\ \V»IM.|, Jllll Ida Itllll I'll gro up piilt-liuxi'x (lie fund f..i •*'III I \ 1*1 II I'll Ulll'M. «. . h • | III. tile fn llu w lllg ill* V Tlie le iu u ili HVri .!»»*• | •* i miii l l n • Ui* • i ln|i« i ’lg groups m u i In. Imxv plim " f if I .• % iiiitl i\liil» • h ih i n 11ft % n in g fm their b u y in g In n nod I|lll|l|l 1|I||I'P 'it • f .* .tali p re p a rin g Ih e ii stilriil ur iii- - .- iit for Hu- next d ay's iiie u l Th e il|fl‘ I III' U1 19' It i •i ll ••• ■«% t>| . V mill wliili*, i*i i'll «i i • ' m i l , iii food UM-d ill th is enurse ix puid * In ill ii-k|*lixi If iii* . ••liiui m o - t v for hy the xcliuul l.n iird st 11 It u , 'Villi I III- rtllrllH'l til|* l lllHl I e x p e l... In tlie students. M o ill'h ln ii, || •••ll 119-a‘t *|. tt*H* ,| tli, 'I ln- k ile h e li Ix cumpuHed "f une k 111*Ill'll " l l l l 9•1111*11.1 ,| ,.|| 9*|*i a11a9 la rg e ll . ..Ill w ith five lliiliv id u iil m y ••! li m e . I •* ni\> **j. :m.i unit* a ll w illi tlie lu lu x l equip lli*l|i tlllilv*' (I k * k11•*Ik*i* ii | i Ii 'Mh:iim Sltelit— it stove, sin k and cah in el. I•! !»•*•• I m u-nlli III f lu eh elf u x lm e s a le iliio ute .1 llii' •11111111* • 9m*ii i in fiat f:l**tii**l Iiv tlie i-'lo riilu Pow er and Lig h t w iili n ilmp-It*nf imtli*»i'iiny I h M** C o m p an y. T h e re are four d ll iv ith nmluliifii! 1 1 •••li i i / n mui fo rc n l m a k e s—(ie n e rn l Elect i i . . rlmiri*. I'Ik* S i 'I ikk I ||* k m *I f u m i n l i K e lv iu u to r, F iiu ld n lr e and no •mI lln* «l«*|i(«t Ittii'iif " if Ii iiiii I i I apurtm ent size Hot Point. •••I h M’i I pill t i l l lIUIlVH i | l . | II rillll p l ( '|l ' "I'f «if Llit'lll'il Hlt'liiiln f m •'iirli u n it. AI-hi iiimrlii in 1111m riitiriNi' h i p llii' fiiiiilrimi'iitiil* n f Hi'winif m u i •*f r l i i l d ru n* Kill'll *«liaij«'fil iiiiiki** •*vm»l Kun iiffilH tliar Miff Mil* y r n r m u i ii fiitliioii *| ihw i t ifiv H i l»y Mu* if iil« til tin* i ’Ikmi' n f Mu* 4<‘w hiif iMilirer. MI m. m Him Iriii i » Kiipi 1'i 'h l , In* i l i t l c l u r for l h r ) f h u h * M u k iiii' Flillirnlloti CoiiiftU, |i,ir • t i n plil lit Mi*lllllinli' 11 iuii S' Iioh I f m hi*vi'ti V‘*i»m, mui I n u p l ii Kfii* y n i r I ii O r l m n l o In’f o i •* I'Ktiiifiu t u Sim* f o n t . Sin* KrnilitN(t*il f r o m tin* I 'l i l v r r K i t y n f Tt*lifii**nii*i* w i t h j f o u r y r n r II. S i l r i m v ttt II K c u n n m l r s . H o r n In I'hiln d i-lid iin , I 'a . , s h e niiivcil t o S t i n f u r d f r o m ti.-iim x v ilh in Iiiitl Da m I K i r u a i ntrt u s a s c u s , s v * ib . A pr. *7')—Tile Syrian uhfureu said It •hot down urn* uf two Ixrncll Air Force planus that uniiHiHclicd within 25 miles of Datnasi'iis tills affrrniMtn An Air Force spokesman said four Syrian figliters interruptud thn laraeli planus nml furred them liarti nftur they reacliiMl an area xniith uf Damascus. Mo •aid Syrian burder forces saw on* uf the Israeli planes crash two mllen lnsld» laraeli territory near Lake Huleh. That la In th* arrn whera Israeli and Syrian forces have flashed In S dlsniito over Israeli's »"• Inn In draining swmnp land. Both lira*) and Syria have been asked hv (he United Btatea ami ullM.r W"si»rn pnwor* tu halt their fighting. • IN SANFORD SANFORD Now you n u i e n jo y th e econom y rind p lm m ire o f th e fa m o u s P e r ­ fect ion Muir um l H ull . . . ii ilelicloiiN lileiiil o f liiimoifuiiixuil m ilk um l c ie n m . rich , creitin y uml low-|it*ica**i! I'e rfe c t fo r c o ffe e . . . iiieul fo r c e re a l, Ikim n dozen u ses in y o u r fam ily m eal |ilaim liig. Place y o u r o rd e r lod u y fo r I I A I.E A N D H A L E ! Hall' And Hall* In P ure-P ak Ai Your Grocer Thru the expanded fncilitie.H of your Perfection Dairies Cooperative of Hunfnrd, you will be able to enjoy new dairy productn, combined with Ihe Hjifiio efficient, friendly service from the people you know nml trust. Call Kitil today, and place your order for llm new HALE AND HALF, rich GottnKc Cheese and Cliurnfresh Itntterinllk with your reioilisr milk order. You can’t heat perfection ^ C O O P IR A T IV l DAIRIIS PHONE 1061 ........................... �THI1HSDAV ABP. 12. IM1 T1IE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA B. & C. GRO. Stanley-Rogcrs Hard wan* Co, SOI C tltrr A»r. All ThU H>*k l-w«l Yard Hun 2U SANFORD AVE Phone Hfil c n n u K o r s kem viok I'RK'ES RIGHT •ji'A i.m * m e r c h a n d is e WE FEED THE PEOPLE .T r f r f * Good T h ro u g h (Inutility Kalurdny, April 14 RiKhtn Keaerrtd ■Sw'nii.i S i i , “Path" Dog Food 2 y»..i 27c Crackerjacht 3 13c Peter Paa P-Rit» 714-0*. 29c Sweetheart Step 13c 9c X-Pert Cake Mirer ■*,. 23c X-Pert Frertiegr ■*«. 13c “Treed" Seap Powder 2 u. 35c Cat-Rite Wei Paper «■« 25e Wcttea Oil n. 33c <n. 75c Snowdrift n> 37c $1.02 K rg. Sr H o irn »« WK*RE FRIENDLY T O 'Y O U R PO CKETBO O K, our? PRICE IS FAIR, CO M E IN A N D lo o k / CLAPPS 1 m Drl Monte “Splendid Blended" Var-Pnk Del Monte Early K ef. §. . Del Monte Early Del Monte Who. Kernel Del Monte “Nippy” Del Monte Zesty Del Monte Tender . Del Monte Fancy You Can’t Bake Wrong With BAKE-RITE E3 7 Ac € ^ 1 ? * 5 C » & 1v *i • s*lb. Rl|»f Tomatoes 2 lbs. 25c nir tir»w i T rix Im iN ii ; SALTINES r v I m ’fA E 'SWELL 1 Flint Nabisco Premium Peter Pan PEANUT I f (ii*rn Top ***«*•% m F ^ F Carrots 2 belts. 2.1c mm —■ u C. l l u j Gtrin llr«p| Kijtiaslt \te Cabbage 2 lbs. iht pun M EAT D E P T PRO DUC E- rai l, I FIdf Fnr lUlung Cauflllowcr HOME GROWN CUCUMBERS 2 For 19c - GOLDEN YELLOW B A N A N A S 2 1 k 25c Margaret j Ann Gr.* A ' Pounds 2 lbs. 35c C oH nrd. o r Keefe IiihhH Flowers bunch A f t II. 8. No. 1 Potatoes 10 Hat, 1 f t brand, secmir Green Paecal F cty P ic k ig t Minn. Shift Med. Site DEL EATING APPLES 1-lb Heavy Western, Gnide A U. S. No. 1 White Margaret Ann SureGood 1-tb. Colored Quartern r Fatern Port Loin Rib End Temnlt Oranges Weatera Pork Loin �D T H U K S D A Y A R P . 12. 11)51 DR. H. K. RING CHIROPRACTOR Optometrist 113 Magnolia LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING Buy your rar in Sanford Keep your in*urance at home Have roll* through u* INSTALMENT LOAN D EPT. The Sanford Atlantic National Rank Member FD1C Trl. 2** Legal Notice Dr. Henry McLaulin Pleat* rail for appointment Phone 1711—1744 Phoct* 11 Real Kstate Fire Insurance Fdward F. Lane REALTOR "The Man Who Kn»wi Sanford" Oldest Real Estate Firm In Santord Office At 111 Magnolia Avenue NOTICE BEGINNING APRIL 7 Dnlll Ftirt tier Not Ire We Will Close AOTItt: Of* APriJCATlOft FOR m nmen I %ec I IM.lt F lo tU i ml I Him NOTier: IP IftSRMlY OlYRNe That C L# Drat!) the holder »*f the following VertIflri|e ha* filed -Aid err lift rote f»«r tut tire.I |u I e i.»ur,| theroon The rrrtlflcAte numfr#r and jrear nf »•*..* nee. Use de«erlDtimi nf U»«* |irn|tertp» *nd rtie nim f In which It wn* aa«rt«rd are «• f<*ll«*w# rertlfkate V» lot Veir Nf tiiuinr* July I A I* Itil pruflpllon of Pr*|»eit* r. i? s ft «f n w s ..f n i :», of NIVi, Hr* 1ion 12 Township II Knuffr llshge »*«•! Vsttte in whltli jitr tio l I* It A ills |UM. AW of nAld properlt frcltig In the l*«wfit% of HemInolr, HI:ete nf FloHda (JnlMi Mull rortlftrtis ■halt he rnUrttint mt online to Uw the proper!> deerrllied In such r#rtlftrate will he void to ftie hlitinl h'dder Rl the front iloor of the Hr minute • minty C*«wr* ItoUte *t ftaviffmfl. Florid i on the fit hi W.n »1*f tin t he in*ir1111 i'f yinj. |f *1, wh|* h It (He Itli it** nf %|s$ lilt listed this llh dev April, till o I* MFRNlHiN Fifth Clrmlt Fnutt. Hetnhmle Fount3 n o t lie IP LAM HOT h r 111* t m . i i u i o 3 rim r t t iii :»:ii •tee, IM If I India tiatHleinl IVIS• n o t if i ; ih «iiv k .v Thet F I Itreift the holder fit tht liillor. |nfa lertlfimte he« filed eifd lertlrirate for III deed |«t he 1netted Ihereun The rerlifienie tin tit her and vent i*f Ueiutnrf. flie t|e«« riptlors of the proper!V. anil the name In which It wa• neseaned rm nm follows Frrtlfh Ate No 42 I* at of hjiM lnr Jolt 1, t I* I •*11 He sc t Ip Ido|i of (Topertvr \Y K%of VIV, of NW ** of pV, of |e l | NWl tort 11 Triiennhtp *w Heintil lUrigr }S KaH Name in whid* a iir« «e«! F H, Al#r* tin All of said property heioff lit II* LVunly of gentium*. Htele of Flff* Id* I'ftleee euch eertlfh Ate elihll h# redeemed nrnUfllni l*» lew the pie* pertv tlesvrlined In suth «efllflnl# will he eold tn the hlgheet Hddii si (he front door of the ittfiilivalis Fount > Couit lli»u»e At Wenfold, Florida on the flr*t Monday lit the month of May. 1111. width U thi !th .tat oi May. Itll Dated t hi %Jrh day of April. IlM o. F III’FINDON. t’lerli t’lrriilt <V«iM. 1 PettiInole t’oonly, FleiId* i JCAI. i 111 ilT M N Tt» M:\VM.L I* H i;KD. erhoaa |dA* e i*f t e»hleit«-e l* t|li|itloe n I ' M ! l i f e h e r # f r y i<n | u | r e<| t»» u p '* e n r o n or h e f «rt l|frlil a ft ti-l. end f her n ite r to file yotir nttawri o f o l K r r n la a . l ln a . In M r a t l a l n . In u r d r r In arq tiitin l o u r ctiNlomurs with the changes m ade in the packaging a n d d istrib u tio n of tm r milk, we wish to explain the net ion we have ta k e n . A lo n g with five o ilie r milk p ro d u cers in Seminole nntl O rnngc WKITV I' i fen dent IVITJflJRH mi hand! to dnflh Ml o al « at Kanfftfd Florid*, thli filh •Ur “of* Man h %l» I \t• n i* lif t NIMIV t ;erV • the C?lf<uM Foul I «*• I.AI. ♦ Lfrtld I llutU K*dh llor l*»l 1*1*11 County, we have becom e m em bers o f P erfection Cooperative Ihiirics. T his affiliatio n mnken available to our custom ers tin* t'lirc -l'iik paper c o n ta in e r and a line of dairy products, which we have found im practical to produce in our individual m i l k ..n " - » • - — p liU lls . rw w v CUANS • — m .in/' i ocoooaircs ' T n m rro N d k ik ; cu. Mi l k delivered to o u r custom ers, however, is still produced on our f a r m s and processed in S an fo rd , w ith the exception of that milk w hich we send to O rlando to lie bottled in the paper con tain ­ ers at th e Perfection C ooperative P lan t, in order d ial you may For SKNKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. Jnti St. I A WORD TC OUR CUSTOMERS it At I I*. ,M. tin Salttrdnts. II.’ IN W I'Al.K .MM k T1IK HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA Phone :U(i have y o u r choice of c ith e r the g lass o r pap er container. GENERAL INSURANCE- W e will continue to o p e ra te a milk phttil anti business o f­ fice in S an fo rd em ploying the sam e local personnel in the plants and on th e routes w ho have served you in the past. FALL II. JAMES t it IT AtiENFY SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. 117 Park Avenue Phone 303 W e have appreciated your p a tro n a g e and confidence, and we JIM (il'T “ H U ir MUlNillTON JIMMY CitIT PHONES 4H OR 7K hope th a t we will c o n tin u e to enjoy them , for we sincerely believe we lurve acted in the best in te re sts of ou r friends and custom ers, and fo r th e best busin ess in te re sts of this com m unity. ff* * T1A M Ask Yotir ( iiw r r For Milk Jit IViv-Puk M K K tS tH fV i V -ItE Al. ESTATE Fry HERALD Wmt Ads For Rwall i T I . f Alfawin■ rfll.. a m ir In •II Want A*. aakN.kU la T*. I ia lin l M O f l I Hal* tW tin. iBAA.flna ■ H a w I (a p*t Ha* l a m t i H • llaM * * .. Ha* lMa*ll«A *a llataa lataa V* e> w Mfr lla* laa*rllaa »••* ■ * £ I* *b* DM. Oaabt* u . »*aa •*» fittk ii(« m m V PHONE 148 Waal Ai Hill * k* lrM fl.1 kaa* an a m i n a i i w Ik* 4*ai r k i a e 14 »aar nanta la IU M la Ik* l.l.aka*. kaak. la ralara fa* l ila W fa a a a fa it.a IM I* ilf f S M •# a*r fN a |ltr< e* ar«*r fa* a* l* t.* 1 .r IM t**l lau lk k a a rtlr., all Waal t t i iaaal k. la aar •»ftr* aa tka i a r k tf..* pakHra* li*a. Pf.aaa g g I t aa la§at*glal*lr If aa M M krrara la twmt a*. Wa raaaaa '<a taapaaalkla fa* ■ • f t I M • fa laaa***a* laaaa- THE HURALD SANFORD i— rn n . rent —i f El.AKA * PA1MENT8. and Rtoraa 118 W. PtrM Btr*at PW f* 4WI W. MODERN n room fuint»h**l apt. Privat* bath. Adult* 2300 M*ljonvllln. Xk I ROOM fliniUbH apartinrnt SO* Palm.Mo A v.n'i. ________ TltAll.KR for t.n l, .ultaM . fm . larn, 1‘aark Av.nur Trallfr Court. tw o ukoroom home nh-*i, furni»h*d. Elcctfk k i t c h e n . U r* * yani. Wall laiwfacap*<l. Available May IM. 8*a*nnal. No, 1, Ptnry R H p Roa<l. Ca»•rlbvrry. KITCHENETTE Ant S'um larl.n.l Court, 8. City Limit*. Highway * i It-M. « ^ __ ___ 4 ROOM garage apartment. IIS _N o. Jraaimmin* Av*aue._ T R A I L G K SPACE- Saniando Trallar Park, • mile* Smith. "R o ily d ean for folk* who o f* ." Shad*, m rM tion mom, ihuffldmard*. patio*, grill, ‘r a ­ i n for modern trail*r». W* hava •varything for bettor trailer Hrlag. Sea Dob WUhrlm. ____ i room furaiibcd cottaga near Orang* City—clean, cool, quirt, comfortable, oa Sparkman Arc. South of [Hue Hprfnga Avr. telephone Orange City 7003 Southwnrth. F or r*«l 4'ir«tihrt apa'tm cn . 304 W. 6th Bt. 1—4 room M q i b a —3 M n a n , Ota raam t, Maw*; tw o . w n f HM a p f cold water. rilll SALK- .1 J _ SPENCER HARDEN DAIRY-GREEN VALLEY DAIRY ARTICLES FOR SALE II— SPECIAL SERVICES —11 ONE ROOM HOUSE !«• r 24’ and 12 lot* isiUidc City, 32^00.00 S Canh S'KAItl.Y NEW, Concrete lllod. Hittiac, 2 Ridroom*. ft lot*, |3,S00.no .* BEDROOM HOUSE, nutaidc •:ny, ii.m ai tai •* Ca»n • HEOROMM HOUSE about 3 OLD NEW8PAPRR8 W A T C H and Cba k Repairing All For nalr at Ur a pound at the work gilaiantced. ItraaimabD price*. F. M Engllah, .It . 325 Sanford Herald Sunford Avr Phone IHU4. FhfRD SHRIMP Dinner 'The O ZA RK IK K B e l Shrimp on F’arth" ai TTcm | lltitiF W ORK of *11 kind* Eavr* *r‘*. :t2t E I at Si nod Gutter. R> paired and Paint­ ed. Nrw Roof * applir-l. Painting Trade mark paint. FT.50 gal and coating. Sanford. Ph. New Khaki Underabirte 4lr each im*M W. R. R. Ark*nburg. m ilr . from loarn, fS.ftno.no, All .Ire larrau th a N EW F I 0D IIH aurtacert In ***• term*. U IM Y N A V Y SURPLUS fecrion Obi floor, mad* Ilk. 2 BEOIIOnM HOUSE, nearby 310 Sanford Ate. Hi. 1311 new F'lniablng, .leaning A wa* rommunity. Completely Kur- NICE FARM. Auelrallan .mka, •ng Puri able pawer plant. D nith.il, IH Rath*, » 7 , ||. tiny dog., .trollrr, baby mal Iieral term*. f a r * wipetienre :n Herman# Ire*,.*, car aeat, crorbeteil lie.I J. W. HAI.L, REALTOR County. H M Glaaaon, I at* ipread*. IfifiO-J. florid* Slate Ranh Ralkflng Mat* 'Ve both m.r ahrn you don't firing ___ Phun* 1738, LA W N 'M lItvE K S Sharpen r^t. h, your prr*criplli>ni lo LANEY’S n v OWNER eyclc. repaired, lork and kr l’k*„» to t Small faim - ft room*, nice Gath. work Prompt **reVe II W * 2 icreenetl norrher. Modern mn RtH'K I.ATII, Mir.i Rock. Nall». qioio.a 'll* I llh SI Pipe, BX l4-2w. Inunrd Ibil. reni.nrr*. Emit. Furnhhed <n ZINC TRADING COMPANY, a l L t y p e s a?T)alldo a«r W a it unfurnithe<l A Rargain. A ddict Rrnaonahlr Rate*— Free Gill 211 It If r fable Itllie, New Yolk Rt. t, Ro* 132, Sanfonl. Phoo* mate*. Carpenter A Grarev 1507-W-1 25. N. Y. Mo. ft HIM. Pboie l^ 'tl M or aftgj FOR SALE: 7 room*, complete MOTOR BIKE: G-h-I condition Contractor, builder, carpenter ami wllh ga* and electricity. 4 bed. Sec V. M. Pierann. Sanford maaonry work. Speclallllng in room*, M-reenod front porrh, t Trade. Park. Price reasonable roofing Nr* job tp *mall >*r M ICKKV MOUSE block from I’nit Office on black BARGAINS in new and «etwnd large M D. Beanlatey, Sanford, top road, ritiu* fruit. Good lot hand furniture- Bedroom .oil*, Rt. 2, Bov .P<r, Phone Winlri 32 isnooon W. H. Ertel, lake living room *u I*, linoleum rugt. Park ,.*r.'."*«7 Mary c/o Mr*. J. II. Cowan Pucket A Royal Furniture Co. D R A G I I N I ’ aervtre *lay.fill dirt, 157V J. .tnft Sanford Ave. lop *oil, |>**t, -hell, 'lump iiurk ^ rJ l COLORED Fl.er Garden. 2 arm . GENEBAt. Electric llao •I Vacuum errvb e. Phone I OH5 \V. land. Bbn k Bldg, ,1ft * 40 1500 Cleaner. Neve* irr.l 1.75 00. TH E YtlUH I1A LIIBOOM wall* U'ajt Kolar light plant. Fur Flame 22,1 I, Grn>‘.a now! Plnitic or nluminum w»(| quick »ale, 12250 00 Part Ca»h. tile Free ecliinale tlrang* III* Call 1277-W or »ca me at 501 Cole-Sriol Frigidairr. Ga« Stove, Wa.hinp machine, he-ta. Dining Shop; 2210 N Dears*; I'honr C ilfrv A ft. Kia>m furniture, wool rug 9*12. 4.1411, DEBARV. FI*.. On Route |7. 7 -L. Orlando, •UrnFla._________ Staple Lving room unit, mirror*. mile# mirth nf Sanfotd. Nlae nnc , 11— NOTICES PERSONALS 11 Heater circulating. 2514 Orar.gr I—Iroom cetnenl block bon**. ^V venur^^oneJO S JL Partly furnl*hed. All electric kil1 MARY’S LENDING LIBRARY cbm Bring room wall* done In • - AIITII I.EH WANTED 1201' Magto-ha la now open Mon, Knotty Cypretf. One acre lot. tbxi Frl. I'I to |'2 A M.. .1 lo ft plenty room in, i itni* tree* or Wr bur, Mil A t»*'l* u<r«l I'M . Bat. 4 to 9 r.Mfurniiui*. Wllknn M*ir, Furnirhlckrn*. Ideal »pot for retired lur* C i. 311 K •»» I’h w r K i PAINT AM . ROOT WORK couple who want peace ami Roy Reel, TVn; \Ve«t 2nd. Si reel, quiet. Offered by n w li t r, 1— I'rU -IJfM tn rh Snp|ili** — 7 S.inforit Phone IH.'lfi. Eipert ffiS00.no. f.a«l hnn*c on Smyr­ Work by einenenred men. na Drive at "Miller Acrm". II <) X E R—blind It. frmal*. n14 "Farm er*' FrnmNlMp Tour nf fnqnthaLV^y^hrmf IIITW^ Europe", Stay 6lh. May 8th. t^R K A L 'ESTATE WANTfillVIi and Sept. 14th. I DM. p’nr dr8— HELP WANTED —8 IF YOU want to aril your home, tail*. contact l.anler Traiel get reaull*, lift It with J. W. WANTED—girl for fountain and Service, Orlarubr, :hi FI. Pin? drug dept. Lanvy*a Drug Stor*. Hall, Realtor. Florida State Street. Phone 2-9301. Bank Bldg., Phone I76A. AGGRESSIVE Bain man. Steady employment, many opportunitl** 13— WANfED to buy Uouae or Lot AtrrOMOHII.ES —U fo r advancement. FTrrvtone fuat nutaidc of town from owner. Store*. Flame W4-W. RENT A CAB. U drive It by day. WANTED week, or treaion. Engllah Fnrda Steam Pre»aer—eatuiblr of flnlih and American Font*, ardana, ARTICLES FOR' SAL& Ing Wool and Silka. Pier* work ■lalinn wagon* and convertible* t apartm ent alte range*. I builtan.t guarantee $40 week. Apply Btrirklarvl Morriaon, Inc.. K in kitchen cabinet *lnk, * rn||. Itownlnwn Cleaner* and Latin Ftrat Hr away U d, Pyre, coffee maker, ItOftOE I PM -III wheeler, aleeper. aeveral ml*c. article.. An•trnlght air, 20 ft reefer. HHfk, f — WORK WANTED nette*a Grill, Phone 1M4-J. hand control, good rubber. MILLS SWAP S flU r—40S £ 4tb BABY SITTER. R*#t of lUferenShape. 2 4 . Tel. l2IB-W-i. 8L Wa Buy. 8*11 or Trad* mod re*. Mr*. M. Falkenberg, 419*k DEPENDABLE USED TRUCKS ETTA K ETT anything. Phan* IM-L Palmetto Ave. Garage Apt 1947 D—lgf I ton atake . S7S0.00 a ~ 3 a r job for B daya for 1947 Ditdge 4 ton pick up ‘ 1 X U trrloN ~ j r ~waahlng* expreaa . IftPB.i*) on h re mitre*, ipofi K. Vegetable*. Llviwtork a n d ' ml*I91rt Chevrolet % Ion 71h Street. _ cellaneou* .ale every Friday •take 1450.(81 alght at 7:30. Col. Larry Jrm rt, Plumbing and Repair*. 2B ream 1915 Dodge m »*n eah and t h t i Experience. Keasorub)' R aid. k'a N tw Engtrr. doll r t at, H *o;tr, Lake Btary, F bri1 .1MPOR D V.A RME^S* JUCTlD*. Urt*. A real btr* at 1 mile »mith cf etty limit* an ' * .highway tT-92. PEM IN O Lr COITNTT re x k w ~ c O X X k la*. MS E. l*t St. Phan* iftll Hunt* T a M fb .fN d S tor. Fa-- ItOTART BLADE—Unnmdltlonal .................................da AMERICAN—U t* Hit - Wilhelm. ag. ' riIMi a --------- - »—i ' Modal 8 m Bob l(> Itll) (jolt* '. . m s Ait'y r o t mc A rret AU I... OlS AM CAS A[CP M[P run <:*'•, Ck\ v'" i vo r; Z 3 J mSSoR w IV W h 11 PIUM3T p AS6 r*£*0 ^n TC i.r % AS A n t *ru'9 ^ \C A 7 C V I N T.K MJR A 1,‘TTut TOO ' 1 ____ cab 7 T a T T '/y liy P a u l ItoblnM D �r VI THE SA N I'O ltl) HKHALI). SA N K U tl), ELUHIUA PAGE TEN THUHNDAY A ltl\ 1*. W t Lots Of “LOW COST” Foods To Save You Money! Safer Sadi! Whiter Waaket! Stokely's Finest Fruit COCKTAIL me No 1 Tall “DUZ” M G C tV svp n y fife Uitmt Dux Dole Crushed PINEAPPLE y///////,/ Dixie Jhirlinx Q uniilili IH kIi D ICfsiTtnl BREAD 12c C rn c fis Everyday - ^ Specials T o o f Far lily Style Lost mm & fWlEN P i l i T i i ( iim m I T l m i S id .. A p r i l 1* Sale TREND II u.* : 'r - j __ _ Low Prices I Everyday Specials T o o ! 000 E. 3 rd -2 1 4 E. 1st S.'nlord. Florida Introductory O ffer! Oulitanding Mayor 2 Boxes 3 1 ° PICNIC HAMS jewel “ J a c k S p ra tt” or “ Yellow Band” I to fi lb. S iz e "C row n Point” Hi anil Purple 1 * * * * * **£ Pan-hkdl r o «l 1:' Sbrinp Pb|. 1Arm leaf or C>in|ip^l t 1 Spiaaeh • 1 h b' r 1r '/ a1 a pbi Oollarda Pb|. firoans ^ P kgs Luscious Yellow Fruit from the Tropica! 'Juice 5 Biscuits Cans 19caV Pk|. - 1 I 1 99' 5 C CALIF. CARROTS lbs ORANGES 5 a — 29c Ci**»*n lop Can Nit llruil nvrr . l x .luprrbranri 2^ Juicy 28c NIit Ycliiiw Onions (.Ttonsa Food — Kiln littrd K arri CHEEZEE Potaloas 5 n» 89c ib loul 19c Pears Rutabagas MARGARINE (Irw n 38c Cabbage 2 d >.. 49c C alary SWEETHEART JOAR OF ARC • Toilet Soap 4 No. 2 Con SWEETHEART 14c 1 3 ic BERBER’S Baby Pood T a d * Soap — , 3 2m suoload 2 0 ., 3 ja w Chapped 20c Oscar Mayer f « Gioaoolooo Dishwashing *!)*dsc " Path wttb B-B Q Sauce ll-oa. Com lb. .THtrr ll« On 31 5c Applas 3 lb.. 25c Fancy Wincsap Drrwrd WHITING is 25c JulllU) S H R IM P lb OHEESE 79c u. 21a ' Puritan" Plata Urtaktaal lb . flK S t CM*I# ? 0 ifA m ttk r t Lnud O'Suiikliiiif! In Cartons! In Quartern CIOlP 47c Hickory Swaal Ml. Varment Solida Wa 3 9 c RaWcCiSMi ^ N. 35c Yellow Band Sandwich 8 or SPREAD h> 21a Small and Mralv SPARERIBS * lb . 49c Mealy RIO FEET u. IBs RIO TAILS u. 20a Manly IfU k o ry flinnk 4% -lb. Canned ‘ u t in BACON LB. PILLSBURY’S t J UNKE T “ XPERT” OaU Chliraa o r Whlla C'aka Mix 25c SUNSHINE Vienna fingers ~ 23c rraaalng MU as i« n» 121c !4 o « . Pkg. 2 3 c UNCLE BEN Coneortsd Me# — 31c NABISCO im .; f * Hot RoU Ml» ■<h«^ > » “ *• TUNA M N E IW 12-or Can V STAR-KIST H’a 3 4 c B A C O N ROUND Quart Chunk* 69c Ala ib 59c ib. 69c Orangt Pakoo c SXS LIVERSAUSAGE Cudahy** WndloM Sliced 1 7 c TETLEY TEA 9 SUced Breakfast S O P ’Cl? TlM U Ri Fray Ratios»» Bread M 4 CHOPS Creamed Cotlagr 4c Applet lu *. 2le Pie Crust M il too. Pkg. Lb *** Cnntor C ul Pnik 57c ARMOUR’S 4*0 13o York u m PERON K L I N E'S Sod Sidney Beans 28c *mt ta 29 c 2 *•* CORNED BEEF m 17k Pam i I or (laU rn CaiMulun Hlua Bonnot- In Qunitotr Ib . ls. Ruling 3 i-b. 35c 13 II ni or Pkg Hmtiml Filial of IKu Sit C auliflow er u . 171e Lemons iii. 19c & IJruw n—LB. ROAST 1/ u; lJkg urradwi rilltt ar HADDOCK (G eo rgia Sh ip p ed fi'rarfe A , D resxed Corn-Fed Hit) Knd Fork Loin Taste 0’ Sea! Juicy Florida “ i ’u f rin ” Hn.ulv to H ake 1 OLEO I IX l l «#*• “ IIftlH a K i He i * FRYERS O i anK** 19c Dikiana Turnip p=-" YOl,»c h o ic e S e a ln o o k Huhy l.imiiK m gen FordhiH ik l.inim i J IiiiH coli A I’chh___.... A « xen 69c A Prime Krox-N 19cn S now Cl up 1*'|‘M/Hi Uialana Plums "•wcBANANAS 49- ■ *" FROZEN FOODS: FROZEN FOODS POUND CAL0 Cat or Dog Pood N& I Om 131c lb. Boi 92c “ FLY-TOX” Insect B « b o *. SI jH ■m u Bmltarr Naphta* ■n 1 c ■■■■■■H i SKIMMER’S- mT'iT S TA LEY'S tittup « « t ie v M am a IS c II - 34c fi ■'JTU1J Vitae 1 * _ �1 Wop Hartford lirralit la Unity Thoro b §1mirth— T » Protect Ike F «C e of Ihr WulM; To ProoioU Ike P ro tre u of America. To Prodote f>x Sanford. THE W EATHER I 4ii ilnuuih Haiurdat <u i|ii run* .iilfiililr (loud me-.. .iiutli poiliuii llil* afternoon suit t«no<h t in* tiouvil (mil nllli >llthtl) lim rr temperature tonight. AAarniet Saturday aftrrnon. AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R VOLUME 8 m Established 1U08 Amendment Passed Providing R e c a l l *0f Law O ffic ers Constitution Chaniff would Give ah ProTALLAHASSEE, Ayr. u _ —I h r Florida Voolalr Iml a; |>i*.rd 32-1 Ihr-hill In |ir»hlhil ilica I rvnlribiilinn* li> of. >r. iflrrrfom nr Cock holier. S Of 411> lo t U kiu NUalui Alnorr of Sr hr Iof coal Ihr Initr • •lr again*! ih r. jnaonurr, nor of II propoard Scnalr Trlmr and ('offW Mii Cumaiillrr. Thr meaaare apparently m * M l nf i w l k a r r lhal WllUaaa II. Joka*lM,.of Jacktear file. o n n rr nr four Florida dag raring track*, roolrlbulrd heavily Io (Javeraor Warren'* ranpalgn. m ■ nf*n t i ■ Group In Probe Of State Corruption • ProDO.sal U Made 11 Rrp, Jam n A. Hairy of S ala­ mi*, former Pirudent of thr Rinitling Cirru*. will hrad n »pe- S panni’ the w,,y (or heavy In Iks ceding, . . ... . I P srren asphalt tile hU been laid, i Inerrtaorl p airo n rtr made it n*f****rT to add the r f tr a aoace, t M Mf. Leon Walker. Puture cOn*truction w l t l M n i a new •string window am) during the Starlet xaid the content nf |h<* toning ay*. A**oeSated Pre** new* report Ii • 5 i ‘ wm Z y r twlng atudled in an effort " tv find field* to which the report doe* noi come up to the volume and iitullty justified hy roader tnterert." The AF. worldwide new* co­ operative, M rvri 2.7CT near*, napera and radio itatlon* in th e United State# and nearly UWO in 73 other eountrie*. Starter* report wa* mailed to AMoeial-d Pre** member* in advaneo of (ho aaaoriation'* annual No. 1(’»7 9j* R eturning 0 f*nn is invited ToCom inent On U nited States Policy In Far Fast •w^Xfcg***.aa», \\ V 'H IV .IO x . Apr M t/V) tieneral Dougl.n MacAilhur to ­ day wai milled tu .i|i|>c4i h-liire thr Sen.ile Aimed .’'e m l c> i'omniitirr to gnr hit view* on Vnrit. Board Approves Plan To Instruct d id dren In Swim m ing «.iu imhue. m the Fat i ,.t ait iliiVr, .it the .tdvancmg Allied gluund forte*. In ll,e w ile of fiiilniv’i * |n '* ll jet 411 lintile. Ll. Geneia' George L ftra le m n e i, commsndet of l!>>* U. S. I .11 f .i*l Air Force*, m il thr Kiuwing t rnununut 411 .1111, niighi •oi'ii «latr gioiind .ytt4i l* In nine .in dune lialf innmlw of w it, *uch Red i.iid- h u e Iwcr hlinlril lo minni nuiiance Iwiitihne, hy one or fwo |il.ioe*. 1 . . . ’ Allied ... mien .tie fothiddm in IU1 ore 1 lying to Ko.<-» to ink - command of 1 h.- *th A.mv, Ll. •in lr .11 the M antliuiun ba*e> t.vn, Jam r* \n n Find a r m . at to.' IV t gon | | 1ii , m * ol. the Red All Force, Cenrr.d Sli.iiiigton for a*hiiltied rmit r u i i . .«,lh ll. frii'r S(^ 1 i-mrv tir o ig r l*. Mar • i .ill mi .I iiirmtt* n of thi' Joint t l i i i t . n f Slrtlf. IL* - mi-ct-ilv l.t, tin t letoryr, noted in .111 inlenviv, Matthew It. Hiilgwuy who wn nam til l.y l'ii o.lntt T moan Io trki Ihir mill irro u itr u to blunt the ihr Supreme Commattd tu thr Fai K»»t f i n Urn. I)iiigla« *lgi tith u i *IUi L once it 11 l.ttiurhrd." I,i I.hiI Iwim relieved of all tomniard* l Intel itmnrtl Smindnlmtui *.1id. Staterneyer’i w.irmng c.iiue in the wake of the let li,y|||r John I Biumlry wa* iii Ihe committee made un nf Idlui *i* •even Democrat, and tiv Rrpuhi,. a meniriei ol thr Coiin'v N h. i I Bii.tid ynleiday, trluwd •ui’r in >n and piHirtpal, of all »rhoob weir iC4|>|Hiiulrd. and 4 ptOiti llil "I imtiiution in 11(101101111; L>, o.-piL wai appimed, ''upl I W I iw Ion announced thu morning. Mi II tutnlry, who wa* .i|>|mull­ ed a memliei ol the School !>.'.imI can* intrd unanimoudy lo ex* lend the imitation It d-o decided to um lril.ilr a geueial renew nf l S Far F.ailern [mill lei Repuliliian (iinHiritinnii U.y-1* e n continued nryrithelr*, to preti loi .m 1111nation In, MaiAtthur to .uldrr,, a [oml Senate-I Inuic m oon in f '.,iv remit W.iiien tollowmir Itie Rc[< Martin of M.M<.uhu*cff*, lattri 1 acceptance ol tin 1 n ’ii 1 llie llouir GOP fliHir leader, ti\d lion of \\ din M liavnri pirien a new, roliferenrr that unlen Mae* r t’w r rd III. 1oiunililHlri to «eive until Allloit i> milled lo addieti Con* I - ; 2V gir*» lieyl Wedlirtd.tv Ol Diur*\p|K>lnlist i i <<ihfiiic tDinniuiiit januaiy. 1935. i 1 K*m , 1st tii*n M ih i b wa. recoyini/fd. iwnill in and ,).,v tile General will m i l e a |>ulilii Ilieu 11 IL> l*iin>, -*it* kii« miLtllrd .%% .1 mrmhri n( | | ir Imjlit! sfirrcll in Nru Vi »i Il Cldy ill Hi id I it.<ti ii | :i Mih*A 1 1tin i in In trprr«rnt DmIim I N« I I li« Ii CiHigifii ward* to hear him i lu* film * fititn w hit It hi* it (i i r* Ilf y«‘ 1 hj i*rvniilrnt Tt**» (.Ytfirr m »* ilir I.iir I*. A, i Imin­ lint. Martin raul. it will have In mnn llnlrfn4lionnl) ify. n|it» lm rn.mv yciin •rikrd he ipilck .i ImiuI d ( t u i m u i i id tfir Co mi IV ( oiulilM ’’lie can’t wait," he laid nf ••on. Mar Arthur. "H r’* got oilier plan* Hu* I*.1n r I D|tprnvrti I hr plan lo make." 4tihmitif*i| hy Sttpt Law! un to Mar Arthur expect* til leave ttffer AVkimmiftR in*trmtion to ** hool pupil*. In i-omplmnrr nilh Tokyo Monday to fly t<> the United I ho vafidV education irrogiam id State*, lie ha* Indicated through an aide that he would l.e happy In the county ichaol*, Mr*. I* M. addle.* Congre** of to uplwar WAHHINitiON. Apt 1.1—tAh (Singh * wa* nam ed a* ln*lructor before Congee* *iopa I leiumdtee* The I ’nileil St*!, tialay turned of the r-ourae. The City Cnnimia- to tell hi* aide ol the 1 la*h af Marshall Opposes Move Decreasing In liiat fight HO R u m m ti|>e MIG-1 > let* .ill .ii ked 11’l l 1 s. Doubling Marine Draft Limit To 24 _ _ _ _ teti and 12 American B-J1* Su;vr- Red Participation Corps Manpower Months Is Beaten f Tt»«* In Jap Treaty Is ,tiplartt’s m • - «■’lifhl af thr isM-tlv KinI Leathernecks C a l l e d Screen Writer Silent i ! *"•"* "n" As House Prober I n - . (erext. '•><The ’»"'•fa»tr K..*l v • Air • *nF«rre i«** .n r “Best In World” By nut to Red Affiliations ttH pliiiit*W rt-f h tint |Wf» SttlM i S e n a t o r __ D O ll R l *1 8 *{ WASH,NGT0 N. Apr. 13 uVi Committee Named II Jame* Out. prevldenl of the ChamU-r nf Commeiep, i«dar announi r<| the formation of a Road* and IttldgeA Committee, which I* designed to work r|o*elv with the Cuuniy Cnmini**lon in estimating the mad and tiridgr need* nf thg county. It. F. VVh.fler, Jr., Oviedo, will • ••rve a* chairman of the new com­ mittee which Include* J. Y. Kar­ ri*. Oviedo; IL T. Oouprr and Henry Wight, Sanford; C. F. Ilrafinrtnn. lake Marv; Role rt !' Uihilfoid, Altsmentr Spring*, and Rolx-rt Elgin, l/>figwn<Ht, Thii la Ihe fourth new com­ mittee created by ths Chamber of Commerce this w ar, Manager thl Whitney anid. These included the Naval Affair* Commillrr, Karlyle lloushctder, chairman; Legislative Ci nimittre. fj. W. Spencer, chairman, and Ihr Beautification Com­ mittee headed liy Edmond Stowe. Seminole County "War abroad and jiigh-teuton contravemlea at home made 1050 a year which tested to the fulled to • ion haa o f f c e r l the u-e of the Palmer To Attend They Were Buddies Then opinion* which led I’crddrnt Tru man to fire hioi •ummidtly from hi* Far Kadcrti r.tmiiiond, ln»t tVediui*d«y, ' 1R lte|iilhlii an* Introduc'd i.- "In lion- ,.11 \Vntm**dny for the Senate arid l|ou*r ta Invil-- Mai Arthur to addie** n ioiid .e**|nn iod they 11 uhiI«n*.I O* t-**r KwmM Naval (’ommmuler Declares Formosa Will He Dt^leiuled lit SFFSNI Kit M o t ts \ T A II'K H , Formuwa, V|ir Id — it*. Vice Admit nl II .1. Id Via. tin today reaffinned I M. S de- ret munition to plot* 1 Kacmnaa fi.mi * rnmuni. r Inn ,11r ler And lid Arm toon ai'e* teniin g ltd* !,■« I'bie.-oe Nnlionoli-I i.lnr.d added ein|dia*l« lo hi* wind- fh. l ' S. f(,-i e„,l, I lr* I 1 initio,. I. ' i.il.l it Pew, 1nnfereme I In,in- <l-i C h i n , 1tommuntoi* interpret om inovim.-nt* rvaeilv a* we mean them ihnt Hie S-'Venth Kiri t rail evucLe the infliienre o( •r.i|mwrf noywlirri we damn w-ell pbm e "The Seventti Fleet cannot guarantee there will not art air ntlurk on F**rmn,n we mhy •' •" K-uea. “ But we ran tfuamotee (hat the I're hie Til * (Ifl.t J .:vi punrd !■in ninm t u.l* 1■* .artled -oit and Hint th. n will >« no Inv,1, ion of Fomo Martin wa* fh m her. front hi, flnK<hip, Itie I'hilt jijnn** Hi* nirivnl wilt, |VA0 (urrirr** .1 rniixer and two •!-C-lf*■vrt Mjiinitt%* (‘hiiiew ton* did much tu t Nali'.oali*l nioriil A3 * luiil plunged low with ihi Iivmg nf i.i-MTiit AlacAi ihur Hr vi-lled I're 1-bt, Ibinllg Kni-Slirk and lunched with other Nntl„nali*t leader* C. S. Mlniatvr Karl I Hunt,in a id •enlur mlliluiy ntta.li.- Hear Admiral Harry It. ja r r r ti ae, oinpanieil Martin t •• thi lurn-hron. \l-o p rrirnt wet. NationalKt ll> KI.TON T. FAY I'remier Chen Cheng, Ucneral A.tneinlrd l're->* 'Id ilirj Affair* ltr|»nite, Staff chief Chow Chih-Jou, Navy WASHINGTON. Apr. I i </!’l General Omar Bradley ni4V Iw commander Admiral Kwei YungMlni*ter ,liked In Hay on for anolhei term 41 dnirm an of the |omt ( luef* o* Ching amt Foreign (Ling e Yeh. S 'alf. It wa* learned linliy Ihe fivr.ilar general, now 38 yeai* old. Itad 1.1.1110(11 lo lake 4**11 Ih t off hi* uniform and do mine ft»li , Ing nr-d hiinling after next Aug which reached a dramatic etimnv High >'r«terday 73 If. That’* the date hi* two-year early Wecineeday when I'reaidem l.ow today 50 tour of duty In the J<’* |i«*t end*. Tinman fired tieneral Dougina Haiti .08 Inch Uni Ffr-ident Ti'im ao l» *ald AlnrArthur. A" one of Mr. Tru Apr. tain 1 53 in. he* to want the "(}( Oenerni" In re- man'* chief cmin*p|or* on mili­ Tnlul Noriiial Apt. rnln 1?-121 inchr*. tary m atted, Bradley pir.umnblv niriio on Hradlev wont,I have l-een eti had to make hi* recommendation | tieo llo- I'fcld en l mi weighing glide to retire five year • ago under tire .Mt-venr reliremept ' the quealion of repHntantllng 01 nrovi.i-.n of the Army. However, firing Ihe For Eu.lctn comJACKSON VI I.I.K Apr. 13* -1/15 he pa *ed un retirement to verve mander fid Atlanta flrai a* Chief of Staff of the Bradley i* the fimt man to hold Bi-mark *§ 15 Army, then a* chairman of the the JC* 111tiriman, h 111 under the Br,iwn*vllle ltd 53 Joint Chief*. po»t offirially created by an act . At io the lattrr pout, he ha* had of Cungre*,. BUenhiwer »ervrti Chicago 31 I? to handle problem* equal to any for *ix nmnth* e» a ‘•nx.rdirutor" Denver 33 :tti he encountered either a* Ueneral for the Joint Chief*, an arrange- De* Mulite* 35 51 Dwight D. EI*enhower'» ground pient made hy the late Secretary Itotroit fit deputy in the European war or of Defence Forre»tal and Mr. New York ltd AA'a*hin(ton « a* Army Itaff rhlef. Truman. However, that a**ign- Winnipeg 21 37 To the purely military trouMe* ment wa* only hy an executiv55 Jacksonville rl7 arlximr frt>m the Korean war and provision. In Ihe meantime, 1U1 82 the buildup of American fnrrr* amendment* made to the ori Miami ra 43 In W ritten Europe wa* midi d th*- ginat nervier unification bill Tallaha**re tw Tampa TO (CwallaaMI Da fan* Ta*) •tormy political rontruveray General Bradley May Be Asked To Stay On As Head Of Joint Chiefs Startet *aid writing improveinert* were pur* uni through elr-*e rooperatlnn with the A*Mxiulr.i Fre** Managing Editor* A**oriation and through *tudir* hy date a**oriattoni of A F new*, paper and radio member*. He aald the A C M E *ha» become rerognlird a* a great force far the improvement of JaurnalUm grn. erally." •' Reviewing AF’a operation* durIng 1050, Stan e l aaid that "in ■pit* of the tre tiitd oo* effort required to -cover and report mil * . out the tgnrM1 _____ ___ down „ prnpo-al t>v llritain i fAlU H rfr dNMmffisI und hid to Imrnr Chine-i* Cooimimi.t* into immieiput [ h i - . I without charge, WASHINGTON, Apr 13 ^/T ) Mud in Kor- , tlu ,itx.[,aintinn* for a Jtipnm-*r raid Mr. I aw loo. Dr.t; i.Hik. ptipil* a L -B* wle — T V Hntrw *niod firm' tiwliy on ^ Th.* a **. ; » * - ! , WiMkwvtim pee eg yeeirtv. \l tlo tame time the State aide to *wmi, unit who*,- pan nt* , m o o r i* o i ; »H IK. l o c h K r t r „ J f t T S S - . K Departniert aid *1 it the i' S will give written pei in I**Ion, re military icriice for draftee* Irom tiv 1ti*il fer> m the Mg hat lie near Im-ition on J*«rtiM»n remain* un 1 h-ndrip Ihr .( from linl.iiilv the Vatu It 1 vet ll *aht .ew-mt lire (ueient 21 month * in 2(i i hanged Tld* i* keep the ■- ill fine of nrerdeut, will tie adllliBy a vote of 12(1 In fJ), il d'- utto . IS S luiinto i • Were ,laul land rieuti alited doi m- Ihe Ko j tel In the • !«**. he nihled. aged hut wi*te ntde to laud nt renn figt.lmg arid Irai il* f 111141 "M,». tilngle* 111 no 1-xperieOce.t featrd a move by Rrp, Shafer (R Atic .f ha-. - to In t rt I lii.triii-tnr or iwimuong. amt il i> •lain* fin lutlilr deli'rnitnnlion Mtili) to (lailt;r ihr pruding di ill man *ald nun of Ihe I S (et* III .101,1 pto|Mi(i*d id duv* ago roil till Iy tint! miy diffii llllv will lull to make the pit>po*cd exlen- in 1 1.*' rigid 00 damaged or .|n Mud (ii d Clili a I, luoiirld mlo I-- eitmutderrd." Mi l.nwlon de tlie 11 eatv i.egollatino* to ,1 mrni 1 lai ei|. *mn 2-1 moritli*. 11m would h air ptlrrycrt. Sltulemevt r *.,iil rhrrt-w .n *'ort ihe It*iti-** |Hopo*,il at o Ido It 1, Iriiclor of an initial eta-* made the length of icn irc the pri«takrrlrti-e, irhn e " rln t Ihr IT••*I- orntiiluiti that the treaty piovide fur the of .tr* lirnmmat SilrH.I pupil* will tame a> proposed in the Senalr* were planning to atep up Ihtdr ait reiuert of I'ormo n lu Chinn ■lari Tue*dav iilorniiig at !• ttt opera Loos river h-ui 1. aiqiroyed drift lull. T lii. wa* interpreted hv <>ff1 oVIock. I’upil* from other *chool* He *.inl -ii in e n re new air ria l, here a* meaning Ihe IVop will la- admitted io rotation 111 a Father, Ihe lloti*o lent down were I.. log <r-iapcit out of ing Cornmunlit regime ohi. ii Iti. program agreid upon hy Mr* an attempt hv .“ rinf.-r to tun tli.- *trl|i* |f'.iMtlNMra ,,H t*mie I UNO tain reeognlrea and the C S ,t,.e. < ingle* and primdpat*. a*,ignment of American troop* to The iH.ard will fur nidi loi any war theater unlea* the com not •l«- [ H I . . I ft UA*|w»rfnti*Mt manilrr there ha* full rigid t T h e American reji n an There wt'l bi­ liomli enemy tourer* of tunnli In su ra n ce M e d in a oo„o...i t„ »*«*■.- n.i...,im .oi *.i f | i in «rin'*t Shafer *nid *ueh a provLlori j.re** into* --I officer fieri 1tin 1kill.-I in.- I I \l I* . f.nir or five 1la ro n day in act .intoi.. • with rto reront wouhl prevent a repetition of It. IIMill, w hi. lolrl n ni ,v* ennfel JA C K S O N V I I I . Id. Apr. Ill oiemlatiim of tb Iruolie.. the fid "M ar Arthur litualinn," eru e tSpeInll Flovd \ I'ulniri, San lowing .opiivi fleoeral Tluiet** (IneAtthm n-n[HUIil " T h e Unit <1 S i m - - iiii.xnir-(I M il**,; ,1« I'a ir I’HHII fold leprr* ntativi of ihr I'm - th e N el mrinll.t government of ed Mil, it 1it tl Hand, general th'i dud t o -e 1 mo ' 1 ’-i - I nek *on Chinn 11 rt'l ha* n<>l mid doe* mil upervtoor; Mr* \*b i goenle lim FA It SI BUREAU ville Agt-m v, will lit ii n.i a rwi. roiitenii.lute iil.ru* -mn* with th. bam, corrective ojn *. h: \lt - (loid-i Itcull* in experimenting witli duv toi*me** ntnfeirtH-e at Savan­ I'eipm g r.-gime n-eniiliiig (to M,U011, vehmil bio* ii iiKinn; Mrfertlllicr aptdieatinn* on the eelrrv nah. ( i n. I.egirudni’ Vi - Id, ac­ Japan-* '- pea.e etlb-inent. W1 1nr l*i ice, Mrivh ; Mr- Aliblred f«rm of leu Itutnyr on the we*i cording to ISeorg-' \V. Carter, th, have lil-riiiM'd the l i e a t v with (tie Italwoek, nrt, and Fred C. Muragjnry'* manage, her,aide, will lie the Mibie t nf talk* ,, ..nil........ on I'ioo I'nnrl Itepuhti. of Chinn arwl have pro­ • ml ili*euc*tor>« at a joint meetlmr The ronfereni e wilt tiring to­ vided the Nntlonali.t government r>f the Seminole CountV Farm ll"- gether eorntianv executivei and w ith a copy nf the d ra f t tirn ly . N AItlltlM ESI AI'E leau and the Veteran* Agrhol leading *>ile* reprountalive* from Mi** Itomthv Kumtif, an ern"Tile U. S. ha* vlg orou.lv op. tural Training C|a»* Tueniav Frudentia) nrenrir* tlirooghoiit noted the nilnii»*f"0 of the I'eio- ployee nl MrClung’* .lore, otnted night rr t.-uu o‘-|ork at the High (Srorgin nn.l Florida to iti*eu«* de­ Ing he nnrrowlv regim e to the I'n itr.l Sutton* Ihl* morning ttial School Kerin huiltting. velopment* offeeting the life In- \\V .h a lt continue to follow Ihnt <,r*|i,'d injure from a la-I travelSpeaker* will I* Dr I'hilliii I. .ornnei- |irofe**lon ill* alitolil* ..lie loot night wild.policy." W ntuatr, hoilh ulliirali*t; (Serai.t A|r, Palmer ha* at-o '.e-'n *r A- for I 'm iiiiita. reporter* w en walk in* 1 ,wnr*l to-1 li.niii' on th.’ J. Flip»e, -oil eorirervationitt. ami Iretcd a* a mem tier nf a «|teri#l toldLake Me iroe rend near ihe A.C I Homer I (1-tHirn, chairman of Ihe Panel whlrli " lit i ndmt di* ii**1 rnrk* " J a p a n renounced all rig h t, lo Seminole Countv Soil Contervn ton* on *tie*ifie phn<r. of the In- Fiirntii.n at ihe »iitrrt,dei Coiled I Ini’- by jumping quickly to tbr turame l.ii*ine«*. linn eervlee Itoaiil of Direetor* S ta t> , policy Inward Forrnn a r e ­ olde of the load no the e-lge of a diti ll 'lu- .tie olde te avoid bring main* n, repenlediv daleil th e o'llhieak of a g g i e - , i n n in ko tlii, -he .aid, A -mall dog whirl, had ion out to bark ni h e wa* hi. r r n ." I'li-viionlv it ha* liern iiiiiiounr- liy Ihe Xai. Tin’ driver did lint |l Oh |*hi»w V'lHktl ‘ top. meeting In New York Apr. 23. Lewi* W. Douglas, former am­ bassador to Britain, will speak at the annual luncheon. hoetllltiee In K ona, Ike eanriee progre**ed la every field through- R*1fused Ry l!. S. •/ NEW YORK. Apr. 13—<yp>- Do you find your ntw*pa|iert more interesting these days? And are the new* report* you get aver the radio more informative than formerly) Frank J. Stanrl, general mantger of the Anociatsd Pre**. note I in hi* annual report today that there lu* lieen liehind-the-Mrne* acti­ vity hy newspaper and radi i* ............ ■ groups lo improve kervtre lo the rvautnr anti li*truing pul,lie. The public haan't' lieen general, ly aware of th i nrm paitn. but it include* Improve writing toehni quea and a broad program of •turie* which give better hack* ground and explanation to armt new* development a. It include* alwi more cultural and religion* new*. D u ii i U !U C itiO c t w.nning Iii 41 Ihey nil glil he pic- Im proved Service For P ress And itions Radio D eclared To Be A. P . Aim The Celery City Grill a t SIS Magnolia Avenua hat recently hcen renovated and ta la rrrd to accommodate appreshnalely to mar* ncraona. It was announce I todav by E. E. Walker and son. Leon, w hrw lth their wIvm operate the rutaurant. W Kaw equipment Inrlude* ?S " chair* and Haynes As School Red (.inline wilhdiiw.il, in Nnilh Koir.i I nd.iv (omrnlr wni, 4 Secretary evi J k Jta sf Marshal) 14id today he "ilrongly recomB1— . „roia,.d io , , double thr aulhonird ilrenglb o| the Marine corp*. lie aim informed thr Senate advlrn." Hairy, who *rrvcd p.trl of n Aimed Service* Commillrr that jail term in Connecticut for tin ilic joint Chief* nf Staff—which dUn-trotn lU itfo n l llinglitig fire iiiiludn Inp Army. Air Force and Ihnt f|n>.Img vrara lalrr ro n fr-t. Naay officer* unanimoudy o|>ed vetting, raid there would Iw no poted giving ihr Marine* coinwilrh-huni by Ihr committee. He *ahl no Individual* vv. old mandant a place on the JCS. picked out a* target* for the A Senate Armed Service* »uh. committee'* inve*tigatton, hut if committee opened public hearingthe proto* louche* anyone in Tall- ; apon*orrd by Senator fkiuglaa fl>aha*»ee it won't *lov down M•■B^l■■ea oa N *» in th n "If Individual* have knowledge —----- ------ - r j ■t of misconduct they ahonld e.. .pci- R o a d s A n d IiriCIK't’S IC M IlM d (>■ r*ae K«*r • Ihienn* Aire*. Apr, 1,1—ltP\—f a TALLAHASSEE. Apr. IJU-.V) —Countv commlMMM cptihl cuter Narlnir, la*t major Indencnder.t Into agreomenta with tach other, newapatier Jeft in Argentina fol­ carry lialilllly Inaaranea, ami hire lowing government evntutirialiun nropertv a p o rsla m <under Irgi* of l a I'renva, lashed out editorial Iv today at Ihe government ul I#Hon auhmltted voalenlav.* Another hill, offarM oalv in the president Juan O. Feron. Speaking In defrnae of the muaIlooae, would act faaa court clerk* could charge lho*f Inalltullng legal sled l a I’renaa, l a Nacion said proceeding*. A mwaaunt nrotio*ed the eonrresalonai vets to expro­ In the Senate wonld ial*e circuit priate P rronV newtpaner eritle no legal l>a*i* hut vva* intendf court clerks' fre* for recording had e*l “to prevent the appearance of paper* and attending m ud hill to mi*s Iks .minimum trie newspaper a* an organ nf in* rset rountv commlMlon* could dependent opinion " La Naeion, which PrnmUed 7S 1st without rompetUlvt bidding was also offered only In (he Sen­ day* ago. when l a Frenca wa* ate. Il hlksa (he mluimum In nhuttrred, ta carry on a* standard counties having l«*s than tSjhlfl bearer of Independent th iught In population from WOO ta $Bftn mil Argentina, published a atingmg again*! the l*,-ron n IIn Countle* over 33,000 populatlnn, editorial mini*trathn** drastic more. to IIJM0. Some county m w taakm * have ir*ni***4 o a ran* n * w i Crumley Replaces General Kidgway IDNUf, >*iiuMi.it djn 14 4*f uP i T o P e rm it C dunty 11aii Nation Comos To % B oard AflrM HhentR Iaa Prensa's Defense Celery City Make*. i.**t- Je ts T angle In biggest Air Hattie Of K orean Conflict; Reds Lose S Planes Comm* tee Will Have » wTTir i o aiinpoetia Records. W itnesses FALLAHASSEE. At-. AHMKiutvd PrcfM L eaned W ire Mac Arthur Invited To Testify Before Armed Services Group; Chinese Air Attacks Expected General Van Fleet naley Will H e a d ci.il Irgiilativr commillrr Io inartligalr rhargra ol corruption in Fl'tiida’i government. Hmi.r Speaker B. Itllmll named TAIJ^UIASSEE, Apr. 13— </T*> Proposed comlilulional amend-, Kepi. Dcklr of layliii count*. \ l r mrati providing for ihr rrcall of £ « « » ol jark .o n . R ollm m o f law | lfortrm rnl of firm and plac- ' ,"n "U* >I ing all protrculing dutir* ur.drr |° trr' rt w" " "MW atalr allom ryi wrrr appiovrd appiovi l»y ler autboiirrd by ihr Hou.r yrrtrrday. 9 a Scnalr conimiltre today. The commillrr h*i broad |m wri( Thr piojtntali, which if paitrd liy ihr Lrgiilaluir |nu>l hr rati­ to look mlo ihr "conduit, afiib-tfied by ihr volcn in ihr 1932 grn* lion*, association* and aclioni nf m l rJrrlinn, were rfcommrndrd any or all rlrc litr nc ap|Minli*i’ by ihr Srnalr'a Crime Study Com- puhli* officiali or employe,"' of tic Slatr. miller. Il can luporn* witnrur* and The commillrr pnanimmnly rr* jeeted an amendment Io have thr lltrir irrnidt. put ihrm unilrr oath Supreme Court ad op aiMpcniio n by a law that trl» a maximum tail £ by the Governor. Th* Senate now irn lrn rr of 20 yrair for f.il»r W hai inch jurisdiction. and rilher Irrlimony. Thr Investigation « n ordered may confirm or reject the *u*pen- after drmamla for impeachment of MOM. Governor Warren followed hi* r*»Attorney General Richard Ervin inwati-nwnt of Sheriff Jimmy Hiilllvan to office in Made county. recommended (he amendment. Thr invewtigation revolution Under thr amendment putting took notice of ih r call, for im­ proHculing dutiea under the »l*lr peachment, hut mentioned no office* would bn aboliihed ufter name* In providing for thr inquiry. June 30 1933 However ihotr in The T*’f romtufUuo mmmlttae Mid “Ihat’a "that’* ar. rather *hort time to do a real office at'th e time wualdbe permit* ieh," ^but (hr committee “ will activate Immediately xrtj nrtJ ted to »w y j»|t. ibfir.trrm*. art Ivale J JUcIf U I f Imtordlatefy the - Senator Baynard «f 81. Peter*-1 get gel to work In arenmplieli acmmplleli tn.> hurg, ono of lla sponsor*, aald thr | purpoara «f the Home." propoMl would Sod STt thl* Luck lie vald -W ell certainly net*I liaising" In teounUre that ha**.' some legal lalrnl, ami I pre-time criminal courts of yrcotd and Ihr Attorney flenemi will *>< lb* county solicitor*. The proposed proper place to look for I -.ml waa tmanimnuily approved. Thu atatr ailarnay, who World lie prohildtrd from practicing itttatya tu appoint kaaUtanta |n private law, would he given per iweh countv in his cJrealt and *fM eal Inreatlgators. A»l* tn n t« ate now appointed by tike Covernoi. The aa*l*tanta would have auth­ ority to algn Information* ar<l Indictment*, and thsgisfong with i r m i a i M a* Pace n a n o SANFORD. FLORIDA FR ID A Y A P R . 1.1. l'l.'.l The Weather OWBMB fHi MVT0HC MMDMB on Waka Uland In Uia PactOr un Oct. IS. HiJO, Praatdanl Truman rtiook hand* with Huprom* Commander Doug, la* MacArtbur altar conferring a decor atian. MacArthur, now rvllrvrd of hi* Far Eaatcro romnianda, Ulkad alone with Ihe Chief Executive at Wake on pm ting AMatlc problem*. (Inlernettoael Soundphoto) 1 i j j Ai J * si 3 j =^2TfaXi ;*jrz1 v~ "y, -?K. - --^i Bi l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 12, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 12, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e14ebe9b30bf7ff686b3b2399a36bfea.pdf d096cd44ff088899eab1adc361513a4f PDF Text Text P A G E EIG H T Warren Impeachment Mac Arthur Jury actod after a Kafatnrrr committee aeaiion here, Warren reinstated Sullivan to the 112,000 a year poit yesterday. In Washington, Senator Hunt (D*Wyo), another member of the Kefauver committer, said ha war "concerned and surprised1* to learn of Governor Warren's action. Rudolph Halley, the Senate con aittee’s chief counsel, called the reinstatement “a shocking thing." Lifting Sullivan's suspension, Warren said his study of the grand jury's evidence had reveal­ ed “no violation of any lapr of the State of Florida.' Warren declined comment today on lh;> furor and reaction to the rein­ statement. Sullivan had petitioned Warren for reinstatement last Jan. 10, charging ‘.hat his Indictment by the grand Jury wa* a “ fraud." The ir.d',;’,rr.cnt was voided by l i i State Sup ’me Court because it did not *pr ...cally charge Sulli­ van with a crime under State law. When announcement of Sulli­ van's reinstatement was made yes­ terday State Senator Wile A. Pope of St. Augustine offered a resolution In the Legislature call­ ing for an investigation of Warren'a action. Naval Scientist in sponsoring a bill designed to remove faulty and unsafe old Ja­ lopies from the highways. (Continued ,'rom Pago One) Malcolm MacNcill pointed out security proccdurci." that the Jaycee* plan to put an­ Brunauer hsi been employ'd ■* other such bill before th# Legisla­ a civilian on ciplorivcs research ture in Tallahassee, and told of for ihe Navy. Along with ht* wife, Mrs. Kster Caukln Brunauer, the former offi­ cer was named by Senator Mc­ Carthy |R-Wis) last year In a list of government employes Mc­ Carthy regarded si subversive. In announcing the Navy action, the Stata Department said it had suspended Mrs. Brunauer from a Department job pending the out­ come of Navy action on Itrunauer. She has been employed by tha Department's United Nation*. Relations Staff as a llalurn officer. | At the time of McCarthy's chargee last year. Mrs. Ilranauer declared aho we« not, “ never hnve been, and couldn’t possibly be a Communist. She described her husband aa a “thoroughly loyal American" n vlgorious antj.Communist and "able and brilliant scientist who mnde a distinguished contribution to the war effort." She said he received a Navy letter nf com­ mendation and the Order of the British Empire decoration « ,'*»* * ICoallaoad P m m Pegs Oael thur stood his ground in his con* ference with Pace on his publicly expressed views that have pro­ voked a storm in Washington, Paris, London and other Western capitsls. In London, ■ Foreign Office spokesman said Britain has ex­ pressed privately to the United States its concern over the MacArthur row. "Our viewpoint has been made known through our ambassador, Sir Oliver Franks, through norm­ al conversations," the spokesman said, lie insisted It was not a formal protest— usually a ste-n measure. P.ltaln Is anxious to keep out of the American political dispute over MacArthur. In Wa.hington the White House maintain silence on any possible presidential rebuke that might he planned for the General. One highly plsccd congressional source said no drastic action against MacArthur was In Immediate pros­ pect, and that Mr. Truman has not yet reached a decision on the burning question. While Administration supporters n r r r s T 'w ■•h . c/m t K*...iilly l\ ' r " V ;..rriss i . t n v i van t'l.tS Tiso of Ms'Arlhui fer Li King ... - ' vs m i k ra a ii.t: isssi » t it <"■ n’t Chlang Kal-tihek’n troops, Rep. I.ova m u s t itn isivii rnnJitctr H'oollaued S'tum Pago aaej Joe Martin of Massachusetts, the SO. I'l.s .is.1 SVMMIHII, SI.HIt- iitirv. IIIA Republican leader, support­ The purchase tax on motor cars House i r e a i l e e r i From Face n a r l |. The Housing Aulhorllr o( tha ed a move to bring MacArthur will he doublet! In M 2/.'l prrer it. Cltr I'f Hanford. Florida will ree-lve draft-UM T trail late today. First ••sled Mils fur th« fiirnlshliig of The gasoline tax hike would ho home to report personally to Con­ it must dispose of a bill providing all labor. materuls. esiulpment amt five rent*, bringing the- price to gress on the Pacific situation. aervlias required to p»rfo<m all In Tokjra, Rep. O. K. Armstrong non-military defense money to lands. *,>. w»rk for l.'.w-ltsni Hous­ 49 rente a gallon. rover expenses between now and (K-Ohlo) told the American Cham- June ing Protect N<> FLORIDA-H-I. eon90. Gaitakeii. successor (o Sir alatlng of flftr-tlvs l»K one-eUrr Stafford t’rlppe, who retired Its- tier of Commerce he did not think The bill was sevrrlv slashed in eolvcrel' (>l». k duplet anil row hous­ MacArthur e x c e e d e d military ing buildings containing one hun­ rauie of ill health, sipped from authority In his recent policy committee and the llotiee seems dred iwsntr-nv# ( i n i dwelling a pitcher of rum and orango to be going along with the slashes. uhll*. la*. 131 ufls-ltwl Stn Jetll juice aa hr started on a rapid j rtstcme*it». tl» add**! thst sny ar. Yesterday, for instance, it voted Ing unit buddings, unill I ts PM reading of the bulky document, i tion to recall tha General "at this Monday, April IS. ID ). at C »r lu ll time would be the greatest victory Conservative Leader Wlneton I for Communism since the fall of more than a t»0 per cent rut in th'naafurd. Florida. at which time and Administration's request for <1)7.place all bids will U publicly opened Chuirhill, 711 and growing harJ ! China." 600,000 for the "Voice of Ameri­ and read aloud of hearing, asked him to read ! t tilde must be eubmlltsd In trlMeanwhile Allied troops reach- ca," Uncle Ham's tadlo network Urals on Ihe form. prepared and "a little slower.” the southern shore* of Ihe for broadcasting America's story When thn Chancellor look it , cd umlshed by Ihe Isoal Aethorltr. Hwachon Reservoir hut to foreign nations. Kach mpy of Ihe 1stJ must be ao> second sip, Churchill askod, sprawling were stopped short of ths big cogipanled by an Affidavit, a Htale- "Whaj. is It T » Final passage nf the bill, which ment nf lildder's (jualin. atlona and (iaitskeil looked doubtfully at North Korean dam and hydro­ carries a total nf |17H/ifl0r1(t8, is Candensed Currant nnanclal Plate. electric plant. due today. If the voting ro m n ent. In addition, each Hid must the glass, grinned anil ssld, "It At’ corrcspondsnt Tom Brad­ late then debate on the drafti accompanied by llld Beeurltr aa looks like orangeade." shaw reported from ths central U M T bill may go over till tomor­ ■resided for In the gpetlflrallon. Failure |u cumptr with these pro. front battleground that tha water row. elsluas may be considered aa behind the dam still Is shout 200 grounds fur Ihe rejection of llld. House supporters of Universal feet deep. The Rods opened 10 of I. Complete specifications, plane Training — who want to fCoatluued Frees Pane Dael and bidding documents are on fils the reservoir’* 18 floodgate* Mon­ Military at the office ef the Housing Au­ workers have a pay day on Api. day In a try to halt the Allle Incorporate that plan into tho thority of the City of Hanford. JO. drive. Rut water quickly suhalded draft bill— had their locks against Florida at llnons let Melerh Uulldlng. Tha workers are members of to near-normal levels In th# Puk- th# wall. There is some opposition Hanford, Florida, and at Ihe office In the house to UMT, no matter •f Klton J. Moughlon. A.!.A . Arch* non* operating unions— clerka, han River, reservoir outlet. in what forms and there U wen Itert at III Hanford Atlantic Na* machinists and other* not direct* American unita paced the Al­ tloaal llanh llulldlng. Hanfuid. omv move, lied assault on the dam. The stronger apposition to what !t#p. Florida, sbd the Canlra, Florida Tha non-operating unions got a Communists fought back with a Short (R-M o) calls the "shotgun Balldere' Ksrhange. lei-ISI Chamber •f Commerce llulldlng. Orlando, 12W cents an hour increase In steady barrage of mortar ihelle. wedding" of putting U M T in the Florida: Ihe Tampa llutldeie' H i. ly connected with running trains. Bradshaw said it was believed draft bill. abange. Chamber of Cumm.cu* Tha President of one of their Ihe Chinese lacked t h ^ equipment llulldlng. Tampa. Floridai tha i>ay. tana Hooch ilulldero' Ksrhango. unions, Jeue Clark, said the Army necessary to blow th# dam. Daytona llaaeh, Florida** nitld|t yesterday would "have ser­ In the air, American F-16 Bahre i Cnploe of the documents mar be ious repercussions." II* added: Jets shot down one Russian-type Obtained by depositing 111 no with "It will cause an upheaval In Mtfl-16 jet fighter and damag'd ICestlssM Fran Pan* One) the Housing Authority of the City of Hanford, Fluslda far each aet (he industry and In the country another .Th# air betlla was fought ers license, nor did the boy nhe df documents an obtained. Huch do* n> a tkhoU. There's a lot of un­ at low teval over MIG alley- was with. Getting Involved in poalt will bo refunded to sash per* rest right how, and thlo Isn't go­ near Slnullu In northwest Kof'«- heavy traffic, she mUfudged dis­ aon who returns the Plane, epeclfleaileae and ether documents in ing th . help matters. Other Fifth A ir Fore# RlanM tance and the automobile was in­ good condition within I* dtye af­ Tuesday flew sloe* »UB*ort ml*; volved In a collision. ter Md opening, i slona for the Allied infantry ami During the question and answer ■ ». A certified chech ar bank draff, parable to lbs lleuelag Authority Ing dff acvrra) thousand employee continued their dawit-U-dttgk at­ period. Dr, Frank Quillman asked af the Clip of lienford. Florida. U. In 1) eastern states. The company tack* on Rad supply llnee. who wa* the most competent to H. Ooeeramenl bond*, or a aail.fae- (darned a drop In business volume, Bitter Communist resistance wee struct a teen-ager In driving, a torr bid bond eseculed by Ihe bid- recent whge Incressee and higher reported from the western if ml parent or a “disinterested party. dee and acceptable sureties In an amuunt oriuol to flvo per cent of the prices of materials for the econ* as Allied petrol* probed deeper "I would say a disinlrreati-d bid shall be submitted With each bid nejroUatlons concluded at the Into Red Korea. Intelligence party aa he la apt to be more pa­ as tlld Hecurlty. White House Mar. 1. Additionally, port* said the Rede were sending tient with tho pupil,” said Patrol­ d. The successful bidder will be the contract called for a rost-ofmore troops to this MCtor. man Bullock. iulred to furnish a Payment and rformaaes llund In the amuunt of llvlngvhoost of all cents on Apr. On th# east coast Allied w*r‘ II* told of the Jaycee activities a Hundred per teat (IM % ) of tha ships hammered CommunUt sup­ contract. The Army took technical control ply dump* and traffl** routes. T. Attention la called to the fart that Hot Isee than the minimum aal* of tha railroads during a strike There wss no report of ground arise ggd wages aa set forth In last summer, and still has char *e. contact on Ible fronttha Specif leal lens must be paid on Assistant Mine secretary KaitR. Tuesday** heaviest fighting tale project I. The Housing Authority of the tlendetson said the largest In­ swirled jiear the Hwachon Re­ crease permlaalhle under wags city ef Pinfeed. Florida reserves servoir. the right to reject ear as ell bide stabilisation— 10 per cent above ar ta waive any Informalities in levels of Jan. IK, 1060— would tie tha bidding t. No bid shall be withdrawn for •4 rents Therefore, he said, th# ft period Ilf thirty t ill dtre cubes, Army could allow only 14 cents In NltTlrM T O AFFSCSn quant to Ihe opening of bide with- j addition to the 124 cents the non­ TO MAIIY OV1RIKJ LeOBH, whose out the concent of the Housing Au- operating workers got Mar. 1. piece of reeldene# and addre** Is Ihorltr of the City nf Hanford. President Truman has created Florida VoVar* rvulred to Ilia yoar writ­ iioraiNfi A im m it iT r o k a special transportation Industry THM CITY OF HANrullll. nel. Hs assigned as Its first ten answer It any to th* somplslllt — is *.u un or beter# th* *»|» FLORID. sk consideration of the conflict toyfi!J By: If. T .rowan of April. I » l l Ht the COUM r between the non-operating unlonr*foart Ilona* In Hanfurd. Fforids. «» Chairman n certain ault pending in the f’lrcoll contract and tha wage celling. .March II, till. Court of Heminol* Connty, Fl«ria* In cl encerr. an shhrvvlated llt1* of which Isi l-ena Mae r ilh t a . *»■ , Kdwsrd beOec and Mary Oviedo Le­ tter defendente __ The nater* of said null being la foreclot* that certain metlgae* deled Heptawher l*th 1»4», Md of record la Mortgage Mash I I l ** p*d* 111 of th* Public Record of »#HiInole Cuuatr. eeelnel th# fallowtag deM-ribed real eelate »• will Bast hslf cf Let »f t» N«w Upaals Hubdlvlalon af lsm|n<,le rnuMy, Florida, aa recorded In Ihe I’ukltc Record* af Hemlnol* (’uunlr. Florida, WITNRgH my Hand and •official e*a| at Hanford. Florida, this 14th day of March, test. <i V, ffKMfnqM clerk Clraull CourtUr Narine Norwood D C (O t llln M Vtmm TUESDAY A PH . T H E 9AWF0RD HERA LD . SANFORD. FLORIDA OMl M a Ducleus for creating on or­ ganisation stronger and larger than all of tha corrupt comAn**. "An adequate investigative staff can be created to hold down the fsn fttan and to check the action of laa law enforcement officers. “This la a community project and a community job and now it the time for good citizens to asaert themselves." Reaction to Hulllvan'i reinstatement was heard as far away aa Washington and New York. A member of the OoTernor’a own Cabinet said he wai "•hocked." Senator O'Cmnor (IM M L , a member of the Kefauver Senate Crime Committee, said In New York he roniidcrrd Hulllvan'i relni»aterr«nr “of •uffiri—•• I*-, portanrc that I plan to hring tl formally to the attention ut till committee.” Sullivan wa* »uij>*nde*| <••• Oct. 1(1 after a grand jury rharg* d hr failed to enfarcd rambling law« and permitted hi* deputiri to lie bribed The granjt Ix'gal Notice British Budget Red Affiliation F K Raid Unions Patrolman Telia M i a m Pa successful campaign against such obsolete vehicle*. Patrolman Harrison declared that he la getting 100 percent co­ operation from Judge Douglas Stenstrom in dealing with traffic cates. During tha first six days of this month, he said, he had in­ vestigated 11 traffic accidents, and had mad* 17 arrests, eight of which were following accidents. Property damage InvoIred totalled (4,100 due to these mishaps. John Senkartk. local paint and glass dealer, was inducted as t member of tha Lions by Henry Witts. Mr. Senkartk ta a former president of the Sanford Jaytera. Plan* for participation In the Lloni state convention at Jackson­ ville on May 20 were discussed. A WORD TO OUR CUSTOMERS In order to acquaint our customers with the changes mnde in the packaging and distribution of cur milk, we wish to explain the action we have taken. Along with five other milk producers in Seminole and Orange County, we have become membera o f Perfection Cooperative Dairiea. Thin affiliation makes available to our customer# the Pure-Pak paper container and a line of dairy products, which we have found impractical to produce in our individual m ilk planta. Milk delivered to our customers, however, is still produced on our farms and processed in Sanford, with the exception of that milk which we send to Orlando to be bottled in the paper contain­ ers at the Perfection Cooperative Plant, in order that you may have your choice of either the glass or paper container. We will continue to operate a milk plant and business of* flee in Sanford employing the same local personnel in the plants and on the routes who have served you in the past We have appreciated your patronage and confidence, and we hope that we will continue to enjoy them, for we sincerely believe we have acted in the best interests of our friends and customers, and for tl)e best business interests of this community. •{ ‘ : j * Ask YAtir Grocer For Milk In Pure-Pak SPENCER HARDEN DAIRY-GREEN VALLEY DAIRY S Legal Notice tftw t k n e w fm fa t f C BLOWOUTS ''TH E WITNESS S IR , 1 TOOK , SLOWED Tftisffif-TO AVOID HIM iShn Vi. I.4»nerdy Hanford, Fla. '■ NftMB W M l A y nlven that we er* M • • jSSR* m \r M U* fictttlnus - najn*l ‘"Tip- r Market, — Inland to regtetar a tanks ula. taitatkl a Ctrev noia countr, r ho i* r o c « ¥ o r t n c* rs jtiH iH , e sn iiX M A cmvn s t a t s s r s't.osiua, is PM osAm IM MR THM ISTTAT* OF Llealn M FkakasftL Omssss # TO S IX WHOM I T M l CNMeMNi K Iancillary L taty m iltf RhA-perny miler nt tong os you cor# to <M*« M. •*, kfcy i so# you* Msmey tsolsr to o ktot egff timJtsSEfc ■dmtal.unjor *r fh* es­ tate #4 Ltaete u. Fa*ear*. geeesstSi he ka* lots hhetTtlea far t fiat' he haa tilei (Hag hi# *U tl#a far 'hat he wtn win 1 dSleeker**, itch er* * , i»n4# 'h a t h# f YaoH l l i r 10, lis t F to lh* lle A e n U * Iknmla* •tram . C e u a tg Jo A g a a t geail- asm* and fer anrillarr» a<lmlr admi i af LtaUeM L*#a 'a -A r 'l i l r.-A • ‘ • �■ i ■ f r * *• :'r» H S f lB S i-' '• — . ' i. l a Uftily T h m la M n i f t h — TH E W E A T H E R T # FraUct I k h a t i f I k Wot W; To Pf i t o (IN Fyafm a of America. To P n i M P n n i ril i tot 8i i 1m 4 ® h * ^ a t t t e f c AN VOLUM E X X U U Established 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y Considerable cloudiness *>ith pos­ sibly local ilit n e r * T h u t v li) in r ilr r m * couth portion and in TalU h i o r r area tonight. Slightly warmer in north portion tonight. S fe ra lfc NEW SPAPER N o. Ifi.s Associated Press Leased Wire SANFORD. FLORIDA W ED N ESDAY APR. II. 1951 MACARTHUR American Reaction Is Divided; Europe Is Pleased T a l k House Rejects U. N. Advance Face Aptitude Tests Grinds Ahead For Deferment Near Chorwon Impeachment SubsiiJes In ,0f Warren Support House Asks Congress To Repeal Law For­ bidding Publication Of Welfare Rolls TA L L A IIA H 8 K E . Apr. I t — IffJ— t i n Florida Kraal# today upheld fiorgraor V i r r n 'i n a a pal low oT Sheriffs Waiter Clark " at Broward and Frank William* at Folk county. Tfc* action whkb makao Ihelr raaoval official waa token in a tang cloaad aiaca(let aroalon. Wilflaau waa ana ponded follow lag Mo ladkloioat on charges of accepting bribe* front | amMora. Clark waa *■■mi rkargoa kr waa flM a gamkln TALLAH ASSEE. Apr. I I — </P) * — Talk of impeaching Governor Warren waa strictly confined lo the corridor* of (he Florida Legi*lalure today, ll never has reached (hr floor of either Mona# or Senate in of­ ficial, opes aeation. However, (he Senate went into the eecret meeting which the Cortatilnlion permit* if lo hold wlien passing nn'enrh o rra titr maltera aa It rk O i oC public offkiala' stispantion by the Govamor. Before the session, Warren talk­ ed privately with two aenatora whote home-county aheriffa have been aut|tendcd for gambling activitiea. It waa Warren's reinalatemrnl of Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan ol Dade 9 county without aemfinf hia suapennon lo lha Senate far considerslion that produced a atatrment from Dade Rep, Okefl that he would file article* of impeachment sgaipst Warren, who ha ha* sup­ ported iluanchly in the pail, tf evidence it produced Io bark it up. The Governor confined with ■m Senator Brackin of Crealvtew. whoa* sheriff and a rmatakle werr •napanded Aug. 2. and Senator Kin« of Winter Haven, whose sheriff was ousted three weeks (alar and rahinpstotlg waa convirfod of ehargts that |h accepted bribe* from gaatblaea. Warren olio tplked privately wHJ» Rep*. Simpson of iyfferaon. Malay of Saraiofa. Mortan of f Dural and Stewart ef Urn dry. Blmpaon, o former Speaker of the Mouse who has generally nppoaed Governor Warren’* pro­ gram, paid the G n w n cr naked him for hla adrftd 01 maltera generally. Slmpaon sold they talked about the Impeachment movement, "and I told Mm na far at I pgrsonall* am concerned I'm not trilling lo rota for impeachment on rumor*. I don't think the member* are <b going to vote o« the bail* of nystarU. I think thgy are mlng to demand good enough evidence to Indict.’* Th# other legislator! who talkad to U m Governor aaM Uiay iuat dlacasaed thing* rrM raJlr, and th«*matt»r of Impraahaaant didn't I O M of g aorira of l l kill* aim* #d at curbing rrtma and corrup­ tion In politic* was dealt almott a death blow by a Senate Judl w clary Committee. • J t vutad *7-1 paeei to require rw3 * to fUa nf their financial attorney general, to With the “ kept In •rand Lieut. Governor Tells Kiwanians Of Civic Duties Pringle HitsTcndcncy To Dodge Responsi­ bility Of Governing Kiwamans werr today warned by Ijeut. Gov. Henry R. Pringle of Ixe.hnrg againtl dodging their rfipnnirbdilie* in regard (9 local and Gale government, lie waa in­ troduced by Joel Field. "It it comforting In think that Russia and Stalin are nur enem­ ies." he derlarrd. "However, we are nur own wont rnemiea by dodging responsibility By voting for homcslrad exemption we lost ronirol of local school system*, which are now controlled hy the state board in Taltahaiare. “ We decided not to take rmrr of the poor and needy. New Wadilagtoir and Tallahassee Irlt ua who grig relief hare," he ateted. He pointed out that price con­ trol* am only a mean* of cover­ ing up Inflation, whifh he *aid, must he attacked at it* root*. Thcff ha* been »nmr rrltiriam of *rhopl» in tbs state, hr raid, nn the proun l that thrrr ha* not torn enough I ought about nur system n! free enterprise. The pupils have got to decide for them■clve* what systrm to chooae, he iddid. Mr Fringl. pralaed the record ,f Ralph A. Smith, Immediate pa*t president of the Kenford K i(l'**ll**r* Oa r* »r M a lll O dham Suggests Reinstatement Of Sheriff Be Probed Reinstatement nf Hide county Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan *hould t>e Investigated bv the legislature. Stale Junior fThamber of Commerre President J. Rralley Odham •aid today. Me charged in a alatcmcnl that Governor Warren's reinstatement of Sullivan wa» the reatilt of pres­ sure from gambler* and political obligation* Odham, a former legislator, said: “ It ia the duty of the Leg­ islature to solve moral as well as M-onomlcal problems nf the state. I think Fullrr Warren's con­ duct in this, and all matter* per­ taining to gambling should tie tt (roughly Investigated. "It t« probable that there la a connection between the Sullivan and Fritter relnstatrmenta. I think that preaaurr from gambler* and political obligation* were the movlow a s w l o* raae r w m ) WASHINGTON. Apr. I I — </P) President I ruman furil General (1oUiI.il MacArthui t- hy on MacArthur Fired ground, lie (.slic’d In >u|ipoil W A S H IN G TO N TA p r. ll-< / P ) — The House voted today against the idee of defering college itudrnti from the draft solely on the baiii of aptitude tests. Hy voice voir, tire Home adopt cd «n amendment to ihe peodn.g draft-military training bill prohibit­ ing this. The *mendmenI was offered hy Rep. Kilday (D * T f i). member of the House Armed Services Commitlee. Under ft, students may lake the teats but they era to be u*ed by local draft boards only a* addition­ al Information In determining the draft status of the students. Selective Service recently an­ nounced that college student* might *e#k draft deferment hasrd on their scholastic standing or by making a aeora of 70 on tha apti­ tude testa. Kilday pointed out that under hia amendment tha draft boards, as new, would have the final say o« defatvntnt of students. "Drgf| board* woo|d have the right to grant or refuse deferment of stmfcnta a* they have in tha raae of farmers or laborers," said Kilday. The House is about to drc'dr whether tt want* even a skeleton of UnWrrtal Military Trainine I G M T) in the draft ealrnaion legriletlon. Meanwhile U m White House *aid that President Truman thinks it I* outrageous that Sanalor Tobey (R -N II) rocordad telephone con* vernation* h* hod with the Presi­ dent. Shortly sfler thl* announcement Tobey took the Banal# floor to say that In on# nf these conver­ sations Mr. Truman said a "good many" congressman have accepted fee* tn ronntetion with RFC loan* U ter. Tobey sold, th* Prerident told him he did not have evidence to support the accusation,. White Houn# Pres* Secretary Short said Mr. Truman think* Tobey’* recordings of hi* mover, sation* ara outrageous. Elsewhere In Washington screen n w iae e * * 1 legs RI|UI W ASHINGTON, Apr. I I — MN — CtMigre»»l.in*l Itrpuhtiran*. engeirit hi I'rr-idenl Trum.tn'. tiring nf General I ••»*,--la« MrrArthur, talked rtf “ po**ih1r lmprarbmeoln" l<ri«v and (»t Ihe Gene m l', ngteemenl In addre*, a print *r,*lon of Sentle and lliwi*#. tfn u ln r Wherry of Nekrn«kn «rvl Hep. Martin nf Mn** 4 ih u 'rtl*. Ike GOI* floor lend e r s Ulked In M nrArlbur hy TOKYO, A|u. II (/I*)— Com­ lrnn*p*eific felephone. Martin announred In Ihe llniive; “ I t n mand' n| Unilrd N*lmn« fntret ia rfaihmiied in *ay that Gener.il Korea thiiled abruptly Indsy from ................ ............... ....... M nrArfhur »«nl.l be........ Helighled General MsrArthur In | j . General1 to hate an ln*(lali»n III »tienk Public I b Aroused At Truman Action; MacArthurPraised By ASSOCIATED PRESS Rev. Bram Becomes Suffrafean Bishop lag to pol A IM I Naomi B. 5SS . Jack Btempor 1200, Mr. rif ht kqe*- *\ 1 <yrr t » Matthew II. RidRway. l i f t Many nl Inc (iglilin^ men tn Im Korean fmnl lure* rlirl n«l knnw at a Lie hour Wednerday ihst President Truman had (ired Mac­ Arthur. Tlie U. N. dme inl-> Reri Korea •round ahead. Allred art anti ar­ tillery barrage* wiped nut the key Chineie bare of Chon*on on ihe wtilem front. Chorwon it 17 milt* north nf ihr border. Aineniag, Hriliib anil Tutkidi lump, icnred new gain*. On the renlinl fmnl, American "With deep legrel I have con­ cluded that General ol the Army Dmlglav MacArthur 11 unable lo give hit wholehearted uippoll In the polirirs of the Unilrd Stales govrrnmrnl and nf tlm L ’nitea Na­ tion. in mallett iiertaiiiing In hit official duties." *? ■ I" '" 1 ^ ." h m ji e added Ihal ” <,r VHhur and putduly mugld tn change the grand tlndrgy ol the t mted Na­ tions «af *R.un<t Rc<l aggienmn in kue*. In a vcnialinn.il itatrmrnl irlrascd al ihe While Haute at I A. M. after days of soul-sea:thing and indecision, the President announc­ ed: Truman Slams Tobey American Troops Hit Red Force Around For Making Record* ing Of Telephone Korean Reservoir; Rail Lines Pounded Message On RFC President Truman's firing of General Douglas JlM Arthur from hi* Pacific posts touched off a new ami viojaut "Great Debate" by the ArnerkM public today. Newkpapera reported thev were “ swamped" with tokfhone calls, the vast majority baeeking MacArthur. Man-in. the •stroet InUrvirwt division of brought a mors of public opinion. the armed YW o uh................ s enl recruiting force* In New stations :ly sided with MacArthur. DAYTONA REACH. Apr. 11 Opinion cxprMMd la the rails tJPy— The Rev, Martin Julius to newspaper t f f l M ranged up Bram was elected Suffragan to demands that tht President Bishop for the Episcopal Dtneae b« shot or baggOd. At Hast on# of South Florida on the second caller said bo should tee a hallot today aa the group's three psychiatrist. |agM suggestions day convention opened here. were unprintable. Rev. Rram. rector of Holy T r in ­ But a raller typical of tho*o ity Church, Went Palm Beach, and defending ifendlng TTin a o a said; former rector of Holy Crons “ tt Is h tg h tto M ha did it. Church of Sanford, polled a ma­ Hea should Kara 4*0# It long ago." jority of both clergv end lay dele­ A notable trend among tha rail* gatee over flvv other candidate* era was a demand tor the names after ho 1 arrirrlv misted election and addraseea Of their congee**on *he first ballot. men so they could write In proRev. Bram, a native of New York City, la a gi adust# of V lr•The New Yoih Woeid^Telegram gtaia Theological Seminar*.; of and 8ca printad was ordained a priest In IMP. ir«s * “ naau Ue had been rector of St, A n ­ ’s. Tampa and Heir Trlalty. AUTO ACC1DBNT Sanford, before going to W ait Two au1 itomoMIto Palm Beach. this morning Earlier today, four now bafora 1 : 0 0 •' OM MOUth i f full now «■•*■*#“ «< 4° Truman Critics De­ nounce Removal As A Tragic Blunder; Britain Hails Move Irreconcilable Di f ­ ferences Over Con­ duct Of War Given As Removal Cause n ti hr nrre in jhm i' three week*.' Acting wdh lightning speed on that comluunn. once hr had reach­ ed ll, llir Piriidrnt: 1. Relieved the 71-year-old Mac­ Arthur n( (in four-fold duties at supreme Allied occupation com­ mander in Japan; United Nations commander in chief fur Korea; l nilrd Slates rommander in chief (or the Far Last; and commanding general of the United State. Army in tile Kar Last. W ASHINGTON. Apr. II f»7’» 2. N’ame.l I.irut. General MatAngiy tongievional tnlic* Inlow (I. Ridgwa)4, tiel.l commander In Korea, to succeed MacArthur ..... In all these command* That means te his dam ami |«.wer grid, mnval of (.eneial Dnugia* MacIti.lgway not only will direct the Censorship ntwrurrd their prw- Arthur a* Pacific commander a U. N. campaign in Korra hut also . . . „ "tiagir error" and "the fcrctunnti wind up the Japanese occupation, On thr ra'I coaat where Smith , i- . 1. « a-turning peare treaty plan* go Korea troop* had ilirn*t about 16 * >•« M*tem munoli. U t u f ib K a . . \ J through. mile* north of the t-nler. tluwe > F.Xplouve reatlmn among law i o, >ne oimy isougm* uacArtnui, u -c fs ii, ol »/ .veats Named Lieut. General Janie. wen no report* of ground actimM maker* tmluded dmwtod #that id th* Hrutcl Ktetc Anna, accept. Wo- »4 i*» iv>|i*vii r..hlm j ! **m- A.2.Van Fleet, roiiiitiaWer of the AHIM ships polindmi rail line* nmf'M,,, Artliur le.tify Iwfore die Kar ol ■no, i,( If, S force in Itiv Fur V. t I I .ilmly I V In c tar i-rurral 1 Second Army at Fort George G, will *•lain full pay ant! nllmvaiicc in.I m iiiu iii al the riiiiiti.nlul of Meade, Mil. to take over the "fiM.'th Korea was virtually free Amertran pul.lk opmmn on hi* the gi.verninent fm life ' Eighth Army command in Korea nfCommunist troop*. The la*t view dial llir late of Lump# lunge, from Ridgway. major pocket of Iteil- wa» ludding ' on the gagr nf lultlr Midi Com I lulled a set M secret mesout vest nf the Imjijn Rive, on mu(|j, n) uige* exchanged between Mai'* the eatreme western Tront. .r , , . . . .1 Arthur and the Joint Gblef. of , . . . . I loll linn llliei lly fiuilllri tn llir Ridswsy amt Secretary "f Staff line. The eviib'iit nun was Army Krsnh Parr were rvpnrlM 1ruman ....................... .. etfiiil* In to show anything lie aid on touring the front. They ware not | kxali/r the figliling Kmc* and major political or iiiililnrc policy available at Eighth Army He id,,|| out war with Red Oiina with cither the State or Defense (K D IT O K ’H N IITE : Hu-»rll Ilnur*. \P luirrnii chief in liik)». Department*. t snrupt trw*■ raptured In Manila when Ihst r il> fell In Ihr Inpsnrse. Hr The order relieving MucArthur plscrnl of the fivrwtar hero «f promotion arrive*!. rrliirnrd In rnverlux (irnrial Msi Arthur in the Philippine, esmof command wa, Mr. TtutiiirtT* World Wai II l*oiill* (iKhling a* p.ilan and reniaind with ihr lirn n a l ihiuiiKhiuii ihr n - i nf the Head'iuarter* anurre* said 1.1 answer to the Oeiiernl's persistent i’aciflr war and Ihr mrupntiun uf l.ipm. General Frank B. hfillmrn, Fir*t euprrmr rommander nl Unilrd campaign of public statement* to Oirps n mmander, prnliahly would Nati«"« forte* m Koira <lcc|>enc«l get the United Htiito- t.. follow a it-trto|lRiuw<i On r * it I IfM l different policy In the Fai Hast Hi lir s S F I I HIM.V I'N a If. ** |v<b< y aplit wltu Ii .ind riprrialty, wltfi it U, N. llir »ir M s a lf)K Y O , Apt II i/I’i tici|ri,il M V A m I i IH in -lti may b- the Jet h|oi,- tii'ic In Itie Allir,, lit the Koi.no war ilufnii > • 1 front M lo »fiintiMfiil » "l»v .•iTfiili# Fitifv 10^7 ipeiiitenlial e|c< 1 1 0 1 1 L . »enl I*lly hr- bn advocated expanding the war t" Includ# Willi Rc|<ubliran, bailing the turmnQ h hiiv.*' M il (iffifidl I nmliifV Wltl|lK> ftti|il.uy n i f l m ■* •I llir Uiulru illicit attacks oil lied < hln* He atlai li no the fbeiujent** actlnry, ■•■--»*■>■*■*■■■■ * N I*»f 1 «t romniHTi'l •old newsmen h*. preiented Asm rather than Admmiilialutii l)rm »ii»tt esprrssMnrAithur would hnvi no com Europe a* the critical theater of cd irgirl that Mr. I lum in found mini “for llic lino ' He s/hlrd conflict with aggie- live Commun­ "I ju»t left ll.i *o'li-ral. Hi ism. Mrs. Verne C. Mr««enger. adrci it nrcrtisry In take «u< h a drive Ill- dt.inissal amount, tn leafrrcrived Ihe word ■■( III# Prwsi trilng manager of T h r Hanfm'l move. firmainn by Mr Truman of • I* <it'• < 1 1 aim.,.-wl f< ■ < 'imniand Herald, wa» Inalallrd a* prrclilrtit Hut they baclti-.l hi .lemarul magnificently IL 1 1 . . 1 tuimd United States polit i c bn a strict­ of Ihe Pilot Club in an lmprr**i»r ji hall. Il>* .'ddicfli /pialitir* ly limited war in K o »'«. If pos­ candlelight eervire held in I hr that military rnmmaiulrrs la* gov sible and fnr treating Europe u* neie never lino<- lumiounred. Yacht d ob last night. Mr*. Ruth erncl by *”|w>licie-n and <lircrtivea “ Tld 1 h*« been to. finest the ultimately decisive un n of conSr»tt w»» the In-talllng nfflrer and of Ihr govern me nt," « i l hey eon lit A R TH G tl GAVSIIGN te t with Soviet Comintini.t power. Mr*. M. L. Raliorn. Hr^ progtam tended MacArthur had tint. LONDON, Apr, It */1*i (In j loon " The bombshell ann/oincernent The flr«t flii-li nf OOP criticism tain .mtir nut officially today f»u I •.<■ firing of Mu Arthur, In* rhairman. read the "Goiie of wa 1 made bv* prr.-, Secretary *e*a so violent there even were (he eventual return <>f Forum a Pi* Ideid Truman. •um with the Ethic,'*. •tiam, and Irony wlueh tin, mark­ Jn.rph II Short at tt hr..lily sum­ Other officer* inrtalled liirlml- rumor, some emigre, upr, 1 might “to China," meaning Red rhinn moned While Hnii,e u*w* conferrd: Mr*. John I., d a rk , lirat vice seek to Initiate presidential im A Foreign Gtfire apvkesrtjw" ed the fiv\ t.ii Grneial's 17 41VIC#* president; Mr*. Gordon Bwernry. peachment prntmling* in the clum,ing hi* word* caiefully, told ! yem of artivi military life. The President told MacArthur L u ll in defeat, lie ad.|ri| nn second vice president; Mr*. George llous#. a new, ennfetenre lliiliiln regnnl he i« frer to “truvel to .urii place* Discounting the rffcrtivcoesa of hetteif still bound hv the |ti|;i other pri-eidiiil lo .1 .alert vtu.l A. Kline, recording srrrrlary; a, you select"— thus freeing 'lie Miss Mamie Itamsrv. cortesimnd- *ueh a move, Adminislralinn aup. r'airn dei'laiatlnii Mini the I'*IT, did with them the (.lit ill, rrler* said they Iwdiev* the pritsilatn part svhlrh pr"inl*cd th*- mi oil uf histniv' flf.t Grilled General to return to thi country ing stirelary; Mr*. Nancv Brock, aftrr absence nf nenriy 11 >.«c». Nation* 1 mum sodio trea^urei] Mrs. OrvlP; Tmahtim rerident’s stand will )<c hark.-.I «lraltgic Inland "to Diina." I Lo r n1 rj*t w ill' tin dtattm. There were immediate demands in and Mk. Hiar'nttr Smith, dircc hy a majority of the people of1 lu hii riimment, the spoke..man Congress lliat he come at once lie touch went out tinder ritruni tors. the country. stiuhniislv avoided avlnc F«r to give hi< View*. Corsage* were presented to They »*ld hit wMlltignc • lo sub­ itiosa should be rstuStu-il "to (he 'tame, more Ilk. the Inge than to InWashington addition to the heretofore Mr*. Mc*»rngcr and Mr*. II. E. mit the issue lo atlrh a teil might fhlm-'e government." Britain im- war III* notiee mine without Chapman, retiring president, who well lead lo a presidential decialmi (iriikcn with Generali»*inio rhiaup warning during a rpdet luncheon .terfel mesaages, orders icnt out shortly liefor* midnight to tiring was also prcs.-nted with a ps«t Jo run again lielt year to get the kal Khek's regime based m For irl III* Imlllr. TI.rriugho.lt .< enr.rr if three about lha spectacular -tiakeup tn president's pin. only possible final vrtdlel at the moil, am) has recognirrd the Cum Mr*. Al Hunt, rhairman nf the polls. ».it mol tuuuiltno.il msie. Mae. the Far East were aim r.leassd. niunist government of Mao T f The srerat massage file showed hridge ami -anasla party to Ic Arthur ha* nhmdderrd adde pre Senator Taft of Ohm, chairman Mo-Artlmr had been "''ered in held on Apr. 20 at the Woman'* of Ihe Senate Republican Policy redent to follow hi, dclirtv with The spokesman appaicntly w*. Club, announced plan* for the Committee and a pntslhle Republi­ trying and cordroveroal bril­ a general pwsldsntlal order last to avoid the liii|>tc,i|oti meteoric 1tec, fi. elampirtg down on policy patty a H distributed tlrketu In can presidential candidate next liance, Britain favors the re**lnn of For statements by all government of­ l i t member* to sell. The party will year, led the attack on the presb nto-a to the f!hlrie*c Red* right He liknl to ay, 11 nn . (planaficial,. He had been bluntly re­ begin al H;00 P.M and following dantlal decrilon. lion of many thing; "I -hall he •,» minded of thl* now. by Mr. Truman'* the pretenlslion of pritea, re“The President ha* made it a whlirr’* faith." direction on Mar. 24, af'-r Issuing He implied that the whole line..freshments will lu* served. tragic error, not only l>er*n»c of tuin ‘f day, nl the apt.anio Fnd of of the island's fiituir i, »om» Mr*. Ilunt also railed attention the lost uf one of the grr*tr«* a career which Im * Inc hi.led two hi * famous bid to the Red com­ to the Kptlng rnunrll meeting military leader* In tf H. history thing that liaa stilt to lw rltlnl temporary but bitter military de. mander In Korea to talk |>c*cr a* which will convene In the Grange but lierause the declrlon indicates hy Ihe United Natlonv -even feat H tl.e 71 yc.ti old General U N. force* reached the 3*Hlt Court Hotel on Apr. 27. The meet a determination to continue the though Britain herself tin ■definite w«- relieved without 1 puldle I'nrallel. Mcanwh*’*, on Mar. 20, the reIng wiR open with a reception on wavering, planless course In Um view, on the form a settlement hint of criticism for h.< military showed. MaeArthur had sent Friday evening at K:30 and lb* F ar East and point* to cllher a should take. ■ibil'ty. Tn litc old soldier, ihnt mrd various workshop* will be conduct­ •Lalemsic in Kur^a or In Ignomln. Hr labelled a* "without found* fart inilsl have U r n comfort­ to Houi* Rtpubllcan Joe Martin (Masst th* letter rnJ"t-lng Mar­ ed Saturday w*1h a luncheon to he ous rcinceasion* to the Chinese lion" a report that Britain advo­ ing. cated putting Man'a government htld at noon. IN Saturday evening CommunUts," he |uM ■ reporter. rron* the day, in lt*nt, that he tin's Idea of utlng * hinese Na­ tionalist trooj)* on rurmosa U* a t-apq’ict will climax the business R e n a t o r Knowtand rR-Calif) In pmvasiion of Formosa at thi, graduated at the top of hil West open » "sacrjitd front" against session and following hraakfast called the decision a “forerunner atage. Point class, Mac Anion never hat In th# hotel Huodar morning th* to a Far Eastern Munich." KnowThe spoketman went on to «*r been away from militarv affair*. Red China, and adding hla own annual eloetion of offlrera will tw land has been a persritrnt critic Britain (old the United Htalr* she lie retir<.I from Ihe If. 8. A r ­ conviction that Asia rather than bald. think* the chinest' Pommunlst my in IM7. then .pent th# next Europe is th# critical theater of of Far Eastern policy. Mrs. J. I* Ingley was welcopird “should be given an four years aa Field Marshal nf conflict with world Communism. “ By action, the President ha* gnvernmenl aa a guest at the meeting. Group yielded rrsarlawe# na rag# M|VM the Philippine* trying to build Marlin released the letter last to British and American •Inging was enjoy#*! P*sno *e- critic* of General MscArthur,” 1 defense force. He .ciutped lo week. There was also an exrhanga of companiment furnished hy Mr*. C AP M E E TIN G active duty with the G. S. Army ICstllsMS Oa raae t'ssn Maude Hatcher. There were 28 Knowland said. "Our position In The Civil A ir Patrol will meet in H ill, Ju»t before the Japanene itl jeopardy. It I* also a great member* present. tonight al tha Armory, and one attack on Pearl Harbor, and haa Japan and Uw whole Far East la victory for Secretary nf Stat* of the major topics of discussion remained In uniform since then, CURRENCY STATEMENT MacArthur waa named a Gen­ Acheson and his Far Eastern will be th* n#w airport strip lo­ W ASH IN G TO N , Apr. 1 1 - W - paHcka." cated wast of th# city and between eral nf the Arm* Dec. 18.PJ44. It, High 71 Th# Comptroller of th* Cunynry Low 68 the ACT. Railroad and the Psola Ilka most of hi* other top ap­ On* Democrat, Senator John­ today tamed • call for a *tat«- son (D-Colo), retaied to support Rond. Rain 00 pointment*, was by a Democrat!* m#i,t af tha condition of all na th* PraahknL t Cadets of the C.A.P. will President. Apr. rain 1.41 inch*# Uowal banka at the rloaa of •at 7:00 o’eldck tonight and Normal Apr. rain. 2-2 llnchea. "It la a very great disappoint He nevtr wore hi* medals. But th«i senior froup at 1:00 o'clock. <V"nHi#ft| P* r* f« Tw#l K « Apr. #i O B W l rt «• “ -------\ l MANY. N. V . Apr. II M l — G m rrnnr 'Ihti.nak L. Dewey «aid l.ida* Ihal i're*idenl T r u ­ man', di>mi,*al n l General Mar. Arthur from h i, far ea ,te ,n .mn in .m l a n •'Ihi- fiilnitnaiinn nf d i,a *lru u . failure uf leader•hip in Wn-liinalnn." Dewey nl«« rhargrd that Ihe Trum an \dm ini-lrntinn', far en*lern pollriew had "tinl China lu Ihe free world. “ .... .. .. v |r v ^ J MacArthur Risked Dismissal To Obtain Power To Defeat China j - ' r .......c. r f f a S S s T a ■ u s.'sl nltoilittif Mrs. Mcsson^er Is InsUilIn) As Hoad Of Pilots’ Group Britain Advocates Formosa’s Return To Chinese Reds P rung. hi* Sanford. Weather S �r W E D N E S D A Y A P R . 11, I M I THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. to be told that the Philippine* were to be by pa**id; that hla role in the war— and future hittory— wat over. Hut MacArthur talked hit way back into dettiny with a private iperch to Hooaevelt to pertuativo that the I’retldent altered the path of war to inrlude the reinvaiion of the I'hlllpplnr*. Ma.-Adl.u. wu> preponni; plan* fur the invadun of Japan, which he wai to . c.i.n.smi, when the Japaneic capitulation ended the flrtt major war of weitern powem agalntt the Orient, A third career opened for the (Jenrral n- aupiirne eomman<b<r tlgpmtnt war at a young en- for the Allied power*— the |eu)lglrewr in the Philippine* Then tiral emperor of heatrn, flouml. rtry tourneyed throuirh another tamultuou* era in Aaia a* MacArthur came to the country aid* to hit father, l-t. General with memorie* <* M ttir that be Arthur MarArthur, the tin t made Japan'* aurrrtidrr envoy* military governor of-the Philip- Uie the rode word "Bataan " Ho: plrwt, . he ritrclted hi dlctntorahip over H,i caiiwr ended in the Orient tin- Japan- *e with such bent vn — In a runtroverty uvtr the lin- letKe that hlr former enemk* pcrUTtce of tlilt half of tl»' to rei|iect him with tin­ world fn American defeiwr plan*. came type of reverence they formerly MacArthur had practically i nerved for their emperor. thru- carter*. T h e G ene ra l c o u n t e d u n io n * hi* Tile fir at wa* 'tUtingnlahcil bv m a j o r a r r o m p l i a b m e n t * in J a p a n a tpectacular rite to rank and » t t u n n l n g a n d I m p o r t a n t v i c t o r y power to bit appointment a* e r C o m m u t ii a m In n r e g im e n t Chief of Staff. In Hint) At (Hi ov » d e o u n tr v r i m - f o r it, MacArthur Risk he w a r tL* tb it ottice. .* ’ - l a l t r - r ’,' ‘ bone !».>■ ■ , ’•’ * * * * * fl 1 ■ji... - — for a record Ungtn of limebit. M a c A illiu r Idurki'd Sov iet fly* vrara. f o r t ! to o r c u p y am i th e r e b Before then, MacArthur had ea fb<<>r t-v-d H okk aido. J a p a n '* been the yuungeat *u|rerintcndent rt h e rn m oat m a i n laland. of We*t Point and tfie young**! n o He fought Jnpan--«o ( '0 1 1 1 diviiional commander in World War I. lie conceived the Idea of munlatt to a atamUtill with a of force and prnpavanda the Kalnbow llivltion and tcrveil •niiture And when Japan heratne the m iIn ii< lid returned from Kurope'* war •or tunply, ataging and air !>*»•■ With a chetlful of rnedala, a re­ for the Korean war, ' not a putation fur rrckfeta braverv an I -Ingle Important ItMttncc of rirotfidltmi ai> n abrewd tadiclnn turtage wa* reported. For tear* before the Korea' -MacArthur wi* a ilaahing fi (niljtarv hero with the nithreak. MacArthur bad warned gain*! Ih* Ruiire of Cnmtnunlae rsmfod pnttur* that in latei •'i liecQhMt one of Id' arroia A*ia. The tleneral an-* yearn w hit key offirrm long consider. ' iradtinatk* A rotiliiiversv that hnt Hvt'd they artwallv w.-re nt war with pt'-estd* M* name during aubae- the lied ■ In tbit part of th quent yean wat hi* pait, a* world. MacArthur privately b*m'<«r t nlrf of Staff, in ordering the Army nut again*! Waihington't ed what he terine.1 the needle bonu* inarrhor* in IBMt. Ill* 'ot* of continental China to tin lie atcn.lfaatlr aupporter* raid he waa only r'ommunliU. maintained that China could liavi olwvlng order*. The Orneral lank into rtlallve ireen held, with tome wrttetn obaroritv after he returned to atiiitanre wisely ndminlttervd. Part of hi* latter open biller tire Philippine* in IW3S at adtiter lo the commonwaallh gov* net* again-1 the II. S. Stale lie gmfntnt. Two year* later, on h!< pertinent •teinme,i front the last vfalt to continental Unite! China war. It grew when th. Statei, he married the pretem department wined off Formosa Mr*. MacArthur. She hat been an (aland whirli Mar Arthur run by HI* tide during mott of the aidered an at.aolule pace*-II > thuadtroue year* that followed. fur American defriiaea in tin t Kaat. MacArthur began a tecond > MacArthur wa* 711 when |h Nartfi Ktrittti* ntnrkl last. Jun;, unlikely (hut he intendril to gamble Oik U. N; command that he valued ao milch by rvpeatinir what he hat tald ao rontlttcnUy for a decade. Hut at he made hit itatrmenta, there muit have been awirlinir in hit memory the recollection • that other bloody penlniula which meant to much to him— Hataan. Impeatiiment Talk (1 •ailiiiMrU t'rn m P e e r I I M ) which would require that the doiran "Huntbine .State" le- placed on all automobile lien** t*gt in the future. Advocate* of complete financinr of the minimum achool fniindition pruirram iniroilured a bill which would provide a tpecial appropriation of (120,1(17.04*1 to do the joh. ‘The apendini' authr.riration now I* included In the Venrral appropriation* act Supporter* of the *prclal ap> prnpr iation aalil they wanted to put It in nearly in the araaion to bring a full clear-cut debate of ■rltool financing liefore the doai<< ruah that uaually w coinpun lea act ton on the Mg ponding trill. Oilier hill* in'rodiicfd diirinit he aeaaioll wniipl' 1. "i , 'in n i» »• i ,: ' .-la wpo •- •aMokt? New r t r r a i n ■**• OrUaweWk'* "te»k*r* e**a w a it a iaeaaiU et lar I t I H tr y tl yeeitalM SUPER Ae •he blind ^ Incrrate the nn mlierahlir of the State Itallroad and Utllltle* ( ‘orririii**lun from three to five and lilaijuallfy member* from learning matter* In which they might have ner*onal Intereat. Hal*e the limit on the amount of nurcht*** a county may mak * without competitive blddlne from ’ pritrnS -tati-wlde (300 to ,rdaI In ronriliea of |e*R than *i ( hki pimulation and (1,000 for life r one*. A O H U raotott vault Ap|*(«*lm*te)v train haari'tipert enter and leave New York City every year. Mot (be wrweal one rwr an lb* read/ Meet O id o n lik T ■rmiu|ibant Siijif "B8“ — aad rh«A It* major advancementtl Appearanre la net*f Striking new atyi* mark* the Super "88"! /Italy i* new/ Bigger, wldrr, roomier— with Oimierful new vMUlilyl f.T.atai* U and Brilliantly ragi% I I I Y O U R -S H IP W I L L YOU! 1 C O M E IN " Soooqr By the Aid af NawipapyW N I A I I S T Dcrred for cunp lelt ri.Dfi| n a t i l r l ! ftrivr la nercM Hdamobiie Itv ifra -M a lk IW va* U ateti rat let to operate! Jji|ine la new.’ ( MdtmobiU'a famou* “ Huehct" brail* yeat new thrill, lag action, new giaoiiiv* taring*! Ssw the Super “ BA" In our ihowruMot .Meal l b ih *» nli-iimn U fh In O U t m M h wafer/ O l O I M O t l i l H O LL E R M O T O R SALES A D V E R T IS IN G . . 1 Corner Second A Palmetto Yfc, homes -in Mq^t«i>a, h0Irie8 ln Pen^sylvnnia, homes in New Jersey, Kentucky, Idaho and all the rest. People are interested in.Florida. Those contemplating location here wunt to kr|ow about Sanford and the way ‘ Te/t; tear* on MacArthtfr that war* lo raappear year* late-. Pfiaident Rlotevrlt ordervoi MacArthur lo le«v* Citrregidor Iwfofte th* end. With hit wife ami tbclr young eon. Arthur, the General reached Auatralia after alaitat providentially tllppiag through the Japatiet* by P -T boat and plana. ■tag fight with th# AdrainltlraUoa to get the men and equip­ ment ha aald h* needed to win. MacArthur argued then, aa now. that th* Orient wat a vital area that could not be ignored. But be lott th* battle, and the Pacific waa bypatted for the greater priority flow of war atfength u» Kurope. Tlwil defeat alto left ita mark on the General, to reappear yearn later In an. ether — and final — controveray with another Democratic TreatMacArthur fought back In W tllf War II, with hla famoua fcepftog tactic*, to the edge af Uw Philippine*. The** iiland* and their captured people had. In hit mind, become hit ward*. ctAfed war prlaontrt from hU fit*l # army itaa become a ■wifi mubliiaatlon of United Natiotvt troop*. The firtt decitlon to bomb n^rth of the 38th Paiallrl— the InvUihte boundary that military into think ha* been given too much Importance— wat mulo at a war conference in MacArthur'* plane during a flight to Korea. « waa preaent. MacArthur aiknl hi* itaff of­ ficer* to find attffkieni authority in hi* directive* to take thia atep "without Waahington bang iltg me." the General waa elated by the auccca* of the brilliant Inchon landing latt Septemlwr. The North Korean ariny came apart, a* he had predicted, and the war wat fonaldcred almo*( over, MacArthur and hla officer* had thought tha Chlnea* Commutiiau would hit during the Inchon land. Ing or not at all. The Chlaaa# attack wa* a pm. found thock. It turned a brilliant victory into a bitter holding war, the end of which I* not yet In Sanford Learning mtimtnial man, and year* later » afepl publicly when he talked »ut them. !an to thow bia pronounced, and fatal, Impatience with (he reatrlnti under which wa* ob­ Than the General wa* aom- liged to fight. io»ed to a Honolulu conference It wat then ho Iwgan to de­ Prrtblent KootevtH. If* waa mand political decitlon* and to tuggtit widening the war. MacArthur firmly believed that th* entry of tho Chlnete had upened a new war that could be won only by the full ute of weatcm power. “It'a a cockeyed world," h* once aald to me. “ We're In a abutting war hefe, and all otar troop* are going to Kurope." The General wrote all of hla nwn .tatement* nod made Mi own dec 11 lotii about re teat Ing lb*m. ln mi moot recent comment*, h* probably wa* Uhlng hla favorite "calculated flak." Avenue Donlblet*. ha agpectad tome *tet of reaction. But It teem* Hozcman, Real Estfte Fire Insurance April 2. 1951 T h e 8anford H erald Sanford, Florida (le n tle m u n : Absurokee,' Montana April 8, -1951 Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida “Z-" f ' -rV: ^4 GsuUtmen; KBHft CARRY PEEL CANE MonLann j, - ", . •. a ’ . \T ' '», Enclosed please find ■ check for •2.00. Plesee send me your paper •until the money runs o u t We eapect to be here In AbMtrokiw, UbnUim until the Iw t end If my husbands health Is better : *vv> tr *5 * I recently received • copy, of your apednl edition which I requested you a«nd, and enjoyed reading it aad team­ ing ■ little bit about th at section of tho country which the Mlmaun and I phin to viait In the very n w future. Since re­ ceiving thia splendid number 1 have algo received t few letters from firm* In TMit awe who perhaps were directed to me thru an item which no doubt appeared to The Herald. Thanks fur all favors. If there Is available any folders or literature from that arse 1 would alio like to ncslva soma, if poeetbie. Enclosed please find my check Ydr $8.00 for whkh D ltue moll j m your paper for the length of time that amount April 2nd, IBS) Sanfords Dally Newspaper Se nord, Florida Oentlemen: Enclosed find check for $1.50 for Whkh enter my eubecribtion to your It wDI pur-' Wo phut on moving to your city to live—about t! Iddle of the summer something about your �had been a iharp bargainer. Bedtime was always atormy. Usually two correspondents final­ ly had to pick him up by fore* and carry him spreadeagle style to hi* rot. But in the morning our littli ■nan always became a lonesome affectionate little laiy again, lie got up before the birds, lie would try to erawl into our bedrolls to snuggle. Then he would go around and pat each steeping correspondent on the eherk, ? runting “ugh!” whenever h< uund one that hadn’t shaved. Then he would begin to sing, over and over: “Jesus lo t ps me, this I know, “ For the llitdr tails me sa.“ After an hour of this, even the sleepiest newsman decided it s t l time to get up and face an Aim. breakfast. It was impu-slblr to regulate fluey’s diet. Whenever American food made him sick, he’d go into town and buy Korean food. Hr liked to rook for himself. Onp morning hr hailed seven eggs and two aweet potatoes- and ate them all. After he survived that, we decided hr knew more al*ou*. his itom arh than we did. Huey rarely called me bv name. He'd just a«k one of the Korean househovs. “Where’s mv Ameri- Cocky Korean Waif Named Huey Long Becomes Correspondent’s M ascot TJ By IIAl. HOYLK NtW YORK (/P) - Of all the iliousaml. u( homeless children ■n Korea the one I can't foiyet i> llurv t ong He looked h^r a weeinug |Ki.imwun with a crew haircut the first time I saw him llu- night the Arnetts an Army pulled hack through bunting Seoul in earls January.. Dwight Martin, another .u rre. ar„am] ,h,. allbut-rm pty d ly pondent, and I s m louring the Hu,.v , u,|j^ n| y began tu shiver darkened city. It was lit ■nly by vl(1|rl,ilj. The child's liare toes a half-dosen acre-wid. fire. V(l.r,. through a tear in On the steps of cify hall stood hi rubber hoots, but he had W small forlorn b.y, »ll atone mad* no complaint. We warmed and weeping bitterly. l-nadfd him by a roadside fire, then troop trucks roared by. Acrun i.», jp a tdanU t ami wrapped the way pitiful WooiA of pb-d jt around ^is feet, ding refugees were outlined „ . , » r l „ . l lour rid* against Ilia flames of csdlapnng through freriing rather back to streetfronU. our piers camp at Taegu. Huey W'r hailed our yeep and talked unit without a whimper. Every to th* crying hoy. Tears jetted umr m a while h* would poke front his eves tike water fruit. .1 Ins head out uf the cpdH »bd toy gun. lie spoke a few wurd .mg n few snatches of “My of English lie had picked up finin Dsrling Clementine" and then soldiers, lie let us know that h* sink hack and fall asleep. •4tf!‘ yr “r» “ Id and an orHuey imtnedlately l.ecame th# phan. When we asked him lilt j„ t nhij 0uti>crat of the press name h* said: ramp lie ulto acquired some new “ llong ku He." nickiiameit—“The Cinnamon Kid,” Hight .'>'?>■ v .* •*es<t!*i) that **’.it1 It- I'nt B.’lty,” a r ! "Chart!.' iiuey I.nni* C»iiti3I»iiJ mrtnher than H**ng k u He, and When “Uncle Dwight” went to Huev I sing he Became. What Tokyo, “Uncie Haul’*—a* he coulif wr do witll him 7 If w* called me hail to take over a t drove off, we felt he Would die fi.,|rt father. He was a hard of starvation. VC. . rluld to handle. Thruughl Inter* But no refugee family winded outer* he told us that his M he burden of a atraliga child in iailter had died, hia mother had * th a t desperate huuT- Vilen* was hern killed in an Allied bomb* no police station to lake hint on* raid, and he had been put to —tlie native police Were al* into an urphanage but had run ready on I It. mad marching away from it twica. south. Dwight, wins ha- children |.|f* i.mt made him im lrpenjrat of his own. finally sighed and , „ j *elf. reliant Uyond his years. ,, , . . . We load stuffed one of his pockets "Jump in, kid. he rlunlxsj into .. „ , th . Jeep, we swaddled him In a w,,h K“ "-a" curywf*cy4 One day. blanket, ami the tears .topped because I had been too as if hy magic. hu«y tu buy bint a new suit, he Huey fell asleep that night on dompe.l into town hy himself £jthr floor uf th# command p<■1 and t*.*light one for |7.50. Later, of the H7lh Itegiment with his nut of curiosity, I priced one mouth full uf cracker*, the nett eiaclly like it, and tha shopday as w# made a farewell drn krejnt wanted 916. Little Huey Tories Beat Labor On Chinese Ration; Churchill To Speak By LEON Alt D LKIIDINKTON LONDON Apr. It tdl Wilts* ton Churchill’s ( ’<*n«ervatlv4's batt­ ed a parliamentary trap with ra* tinned cheese last night and de­ feated Britain’s tWiallsl govern­ ment l>v 18 votes. But it was no formal motion of censurs , and the l.atwirites - dipregarding demands of the delight­ ed Toriea— viewed it as a lilinkl matter not requiring I’Hine Min­ ister Attlee’s government to re­ sign The vote wn* sprong by the Conservatives on seemingly rou­ tine and sompatativrlv calm de (.ate on the question of Britain’s clires ration. I to- government had ordered it cut back to two vun* a week. The Conservatives wanted the previous three ounce ration. The victory meant more than an rstla ounce of cheese for the jubilant Con-rrsatises, however. It r>mf onlv »nmr 17 strategic hour* before the Socialists were to prt>»mt their nrw umiual budget. Con* M m litrn »aid lust ntizlit> vic­ tory »et tht* stage for a full fight on the budget, a fiftht in which de(rat for the government would Incan Ita downfall. The House of Commons » » i closing what had appeared to tie onlv a routine session when tin* Tories suddrnlv called their 'heese motion to n vote. Both Conservative ami Socialist rank* were thin. The clanging uf the voting bell brought u ituh of Conseirgtives I’tiuiiiiir out of assurted ruotas and t it m w . The ataitled Socialist*— who have a full-a (trill am;* moJonty of only nine nirnihera- wero unahle to match the maneuver. The vote war 237 to Hid wilh tiiP memtieri not vuting. T it It* tote defeat •eft th.* Social!ttd *Hliny solemnly in their real*, at ti e cheering opposttlvn pointed taunt­ ed filiter*■w and tnouted "resign." foreign Secretai c llrr’.wil Morriton. deputising for ailing I'tirtt Minittrr Attlee, sharply told tne Home the go eminent vre old “ac­ cept" in decision, lilt i me left no douht he meant on the nueslio.'t of leaving the cheese ratlin at three ounces, not ■n any demand for the government’* rrsigrati in. Lorca I Notice i \ t iii: « m n r o r m i : r u t \ t % J l i m . i :. m m i m h i; m l M l. i i i i i t i n i . i i I’ M t i i H i i : . ON D AT SON D |*L W IT S A T * I K t C O f i O S O N U S DR. S U M N T H O O K * "— U H -H U H l 5A9AR W A T (G A M B L IN ' V f ID A M AN 111 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T is t a t i: or II % % I M e I T . % l% M i li t t M K L L ti To m a i i u * t.t’N O g r i K T . i m i OH L IQ U O R S rr.H III:. Monk u . m « t «%m i:m rr.i You Ami each *»f You are ft* »»-> holille.) ami re lulred to present any claim* ami demand* w h i c h you. or either of jou, m i / hake m e t loat the •elate of Itt W H K L L O l . l N I » g r i H T . ilfH’C i H i l . late of M i ll ( ' u u n t f . to t »e i'o utiiy J u t e * .*f Se-mirm)** i n inly , r i i i r i t l i . at M* off*, e In the *«nir| house ..f *afil C o u n t y at Hanford, F lo ri d a , •tiiMfi el* hi calenttir month* front the time t*f the rtrav r ntillc a ii.m uf i m p notice K irh cla im *ir lrr.. t iM Phall he in m t l i t n 4 an.I «hall M a le the pt*ce of re.|. den i e a ti 4 po •t office n 4 v|f r •• of i h ** claimant, and aha II h r etirorfi i » t»y th*- c] alma fit til* llfPtil. or It I* .it t u r n s ) 1. and a n i m c h c la 1in m ue* in ami not *-■ M r .i » hall h « void V red|• >fae Lu nd i|u lM An a d m i n |« tr a t r l a yf i h Esta te c.f lt u a a « ll <1 I . and. «l uI ■l . defeate d T l t i t i *i |4* %f!r»r« t p r l l I I . I9&I M r i n i: m \ r n \ M H T A T K O K K M M I II '. V Y U r * r I. lU u iitlf. |Vial O f f l c f i»s.% •** YioAiivn. T a T * n . « i m : i r r I N i JHj T ill * I* i»» « l v * >•“ * H oll e r that oh |hr I I I It <M) «*f April, ftMlt ii!fnmfi»t *v| «i*aln ti it*u i « ti« r«nit ani |»k d i r n L lU ii m l # . 4 * p l a ln i lfr fur ill t u n r in Hi# I ' l r u u H LViutt uf Mrminolf r o u n t y . K t u rlJa . in Cfnr* I haitfoftf* Kl 'fitl.i Till* I* In < l i r >*»u n o l ' c r t»» l»r 1 ilM't ir Ha’L.* . •hr Hun Oil (’ompanv. iitasaen ami l>imlop flew to Lon­ don to eatend a personal invita­ tion tu the British wartime leader, A source close to the discussion said the agreement with Chuirhill calls for payment i t.lv of i'*)wtisei for himself and a parlv of It1, which pruhaldy will inctu I.* Mrs Churchill. irestone Stores m: in ' \ lie a»»C* | >1 1*9 199* * !•••» Soiiilt ,il Mill-* | I | | | < • s ls s tll.il III ( iiloitiilM Htn Ml 9.1 M • |i « | < « M l *|| -•! 9 e I II * .1 1 S I O i l 'l l HOLLOWAY'S IN OIU-ANDO too I'HIHII' HOI IN HUM) WHISK KY • 1 IIA LLK K 'S COUNTY KAIK IH IU K H O N _ ( h a N i l l r r (Ita* »»n*li d«*frn *r *<« ) mu •»*jr h i i i » tu t h t i*»M I 'n i i fr I f t r t l n f i l l Hi»L t l i ' t ,1 il' tri tf ' pirn r # l i ­ f t it** 1 1*I h r *■n l # rr d A i a l h t l >**u W ITNTniM tu f ha h si 1 ihJ 1 V1»* i«ff> r l i t m m I of t h r triii 111ft*! 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You have complete control of the car at cornea from new OrUtow shock absorbers working with other T7.99 10.95 Refrigerator 111.41 Brand New T Cm. FI. Refrigerators Train Set With Gadgets? What A Value. Al OMrJ p O N IW I19CTIIC W IM M H IIlt W1MK9, unlike Vacuum viper*, clean at a fast, cenifoat speed, wen when the engine Is under a heavy load. They’re standard equipment tad with them you’re not required to buy a vacuum booster. You enjoy better vision all around, with narrower front corner posts and a 16% larger rear window. NIW lU M F fll, • ■ n il, HOOD. The lowsweeping new hood permits a better view of the road cloae to Ufa car. Individual grlUr units are replaceable, so you don’t need a whole new grille If only ate pari la damaged. Alio, alt four fenders art bolted on; they cost leas to repair or replace than fenders which are parts of the body, NIW INITIUMINT PANIl AND HAND IRAKI. The new vertical-grain dash harmonises with a variety of rich Interior fabrics and trim. The new T-haruHe" hand brake pulU easily, sets positively, and release* at a turn of Hie handle. Th* Ignition key does three things at Mice; turns on the Ignition, starts tha engine, and puta the automatic choke In operation! Now W t (S«t II TELEVISION!!! (Jet Yours Now COACH - SEDAN SEAT COVERS NIW IN SIN I PIATURII. A new radiator pressure cap Increase* cooking capacity when you need it moat and also helps keep the water or anU-(Veras from boiling away. A new by-paas cooling system, standard on all models, gives fast warm-up and yet circulates the coolant ao that Ute engine Is fully protected under all starting and driving conditions. sss a g g m m s im -s r m s m u on s ouust IM l ig e w ll gggft fcftflke Ift tell yew A # MymeuHi Value Itery, Yeur Hym ou* dwalir w N g ift fell yog w w , w n i kft'd 1A# to damomhaOe I t sgmgllgngl PAINT BM1HHEM AND PADMMlS W P P U K S . . . ALL PAINT HHAKKN WITH ELHC1HIC PAINT SHAKEN ■ H o m M H M N l i j i new "tftfvly*9lew Udft.MS « wfry net stop in, or phonw him, today or temgrrwwT �react* For Our Times The Sanford Herald b l i U U l M la I MM V 4allr n n r l sstoirtay a»# IkM a r at Saalsi#, narlSa 111 Haa— Ila A » i m >• *— — # class aailM -------. . . iai». at ik» r«ai ofilr* . — M a ltrl, rtariaa. as*»r Ik* A r t •f_Caaar*M at Ws,,S a. isro. tlnl.i t \ m |.. in -tt iraifar _ (•mi im i t t i r 1 1 D » i » m M ssastr m«< niP Tin n ntTi-.» 'at Or I'tirk r <»a* Maalh * k i « Maalh* W* Maalha OB* t i n W EDNESDAY APR. 11. 1981 T H E SANFO RD H E R A LD ; E A N EO R P ^P A M U D A - page to u r • T\ I an 1M a aa lin t) All aMlaary aallcss. m t i •( tkaaha. r*«MiBi|«iaa. arsclsasallsas. ■a* astir,, al rsf r, IbIsmcsis tar ta* W tt ai * at raUlaa tsads. will W ffcara*>i tar al r*aal*r ati*«fU< tot ralra. Mrarraralr* Vall-asll, 11* Bataa* flrai*iiar llr**r«*ala•lira. la.-. Vcw tart. I M.ara. II** •rail, K..s-S« i III. ai Ual< T » | llrra>4 la a *>raih«r a| lb* Aaaarlalr* P r n « ithlrb 1* .m ille d a i r U , l , , i , a* ih r aar tar rra a h ll. ra tla a M all Ik* laral a r a i *rlai*4 '■ n i l a*B i*i*«. a t writ a t all 11* a*fra C1s*sfrSca. W K M N I'S II \> . t l ’H. I I . I T .| T O D A Y ’S III III. K V K R SH K o n irliin r, d la lr r w ll»* ll la a mt-ana In r n la rg rr n rn l. Th m i liaal M iUrifr.l m f when I was In HI* •*v Toiiriila ate an ini|*i|t*nf l«r li>i til (lit growth ill Orlando. Annul inn. f(> |ifin*a (lilt Irlrjtiil |>y 11.«■ Oilando Chsmlwr of Commerce, 3 4 2 4 0 toumlt « tailed that city from Otl. I In Apt. I o( lint yret. If they averaged $10 a day, lhal P'*nv people would »|tend III).260,000 in one month. Nnl all American lunineti n bin (main***. In fait, 00 |>*itfnl « l all huiinrtf (nan* in Amriica rmploy frwei then 20 people, at curding lt> ihtj Southern Newipsper Publ',l'e,*lAiioci4lion. Tlieie aie 4.individual hutinrit nrfaimstton* in lhi> country and over 10.000.000 (trojilr have a •take in their lucres, eithei «* m m m nt slocldtn'de rt. taxed an nticli. The ant horn of thin nuggention alno forenee that a heavy tux on ndvertinlug mighl nxltice the volume of It, and might therefore alno reduce the demand for goodn and for the mnterinl* going Into advertising, nil presumably de­ flationary In efft*ct. Rut nince It has Ireen definitely estab­ lished that advertising rnlucen the prints of gootht hy In* creasing mans naicn, the erfect might well be higher prices for goodn. , The real effret, however, would be fell by tho media which are supported by ndvertining. These arc, in the main, Ute ncwnpnpern, Ihe ntagnxinen, and radio and Udcv)|ilon. All arc jHHMtliarly purvoyora of ncrvicen to the public for which the public payn little or nothing in direct purchane. The public would pay, either in reduction of then acrviccs or In footing a direri hill' for them. Trading Experionees We have oflrn thought how em* Wising it must be to honetl who find Ihemtirlvei a pail ^th* uieaem State administration, i D. Ftnntkamp, editor of Ihe ni Herald and chiirnun of Florida Board of Parka and fitAl Monumrnlt. could (tand longer after teaming of the Jtatemenl of Jimmy Sullivan d w iff of Lade county. Penneimmediately resigned. da"H hat become apparent that a man caa reaaaba I moat remote and non* I tucket, only if he w I to piece hia own reputation Dim I cannot -*•**> • — On* v*rjr Interval itig aspect of this decline In cotton, which In the fimling* of Duke University in general repiesent* a wholeeconomist* on thr statu* nf Ihe some change. A great manj- of South on the nation's economy, Ihe small farm, ia the hoiilh aa reported recently by the In* are no loti(W,pr^fitable, if they trrnaUonal News Service, is the ,-vrr were, phrtljf-because much relative loss In agriculture In a of the Isml Is marginal anyway picture that on the whole shows and partly because modern (atmremarkable prnrres*. The relative 1ing hi, to I - hatldle*i on a fairIota, however, dors not mean that ly large scale with machinery. agriculture has not gained In the ■The trend Is t« somewhat lotgri South, ll only meant that It has I unit# for economy in overhead. The makeup nf the population nut made as great an advance within the period considered, in ha« alio ihlfted. In the first rohi parison with the rest of the forty year* of Ihe rentury the rountry, as have industry and ratio of colored to white prople maufarturlng. The fart itself Is drclim-d from onr in two to one another indication nf the indus- in three In the last twenty tinlixation of thr South, which year* the composition of .Southern has tradittionally Iwcn the home Induitry ha* rnangeil considerably* of an agricultural civilisation. ! in that the Incre* t- in "rurti high. The War ftetwrrn the States I wage itidutlrie,- ns pa|«r and started this revolution, whlrh la ehemirals" ha* t«-en more rapid now showing Its full effects. In n than In rnttoli t, jstil«-.s way some people will regret this, Tire genual proapert# fav­ as It marks thr final disappear­ orable for the South. II has ance of Ihe “Old South/' T h r hitherto snffeml from Ihe laek economists report formulates It of trained manager* ami the con­ in a sentence: “ As the South sequent lark of initiative, from develops economically, It becomes | slow industrialisation, ami from more like the rest of ihe United I unfavorable freight rates. A* ,< 7* a«*-w *<mr- r— —t. ***te lit Its »i en"mtr profile behavior and the purely regional time thr South is getting out <>l characteristics tend to disappear.1 hock lo the m l of the country, Twenty years or more ago the Thl* la now definitely happening. per capita alia fincome in the South Kvrnc where the South has hot was only 47 per cent of the na in population by migration, the lional average. By 11*18 It had report slate* that "(here me risen to At permit. Farming de­ indication, that it gained it ore clined in importance during this people In lh*h igher educated time, and what was once King bracket* Ihtn *t lost." This i. a Cotton had sank, to the low estate cirrunntanre attemlant upon the of taking in only six percent of liiriea-i nf skilletl late>r ami the the South** Income. Diversified growth of research renin in (lie farming acmunt* for much nf Kouth. Limrhburg (Y a .l New*. Tho Name That Counts Tax On Advertising Because General MarAilhm •ton* to think it might be a good U (A to UK the *00.500 Chinese Nalioqaliila on Formosa aa cannon tedder againal Ihr Chin*a* Ifedi **d rpare to rlfat etlrnl American t" f» . • tiememioin hue and cry i» *nbrd in ihii country. Ilui no one darei tuggetl that the General might he w iM r. hut only that Iw inn a grnrial he thotild have kepi hia moulh ihill. Wr dmihl j[ ihrir In more than sixty nmnlrica of I he world, the Institute k anyone in the world »« well of International Kducation la engaged In' nelorUng, from OWsHfred la give ailvitr on ihe atudeiitn, teaehern, engineera and government wnrkern, Ins» Eailetn litualion ai General divldunln to take part in tho Inatitute'n oxchango program. ihur. Tho agency, founded In 1010 by Stephen Duggan. Nicholas The Senate hat Mailrd an in* into federal job telling . .p i . But everyone know* lhal Mitiinippi j( nn woivr in thii iftnect than other italca. If fcderal joht are wdd in Mmitii|ipi, W«y are alto told in Honda, in Nfw York. And how nimh liiggri they mutt bring In New Ymk in Mississippi, || it a tad itary on the low level to h our tlrmoctalic tytltm hat to learn that tht bet) man ll always gal the job. but the one who payi the big* price to thrpalionagt h-wi. Linriikati (V «.) X t» » Tampa Trihuae The staff of the Joint Congressional Committee on the Kconumic lte|wrl has cast a highly interested eye nt the IKissibilitlcH of a tax on advertising. Noting that the gross volume or the advertising industry was more than f 5,200,000,000 in 1010, the staff (carefully segregated from the The week of Apt. 2A-May i» Committee) m|tonka of the revenue [KModhllitlcn of n tux of Nalioasl Baby Week. “Hesse wtile 20 to 22 |h t cent. Thin In the committee ntnff, by the way, the way, I ■i • t k f editorial”, we are urged . UH H|,*W,'!,,WI Ihul meat In n luxury nnd might be ■ this mnrning'a mail. Well, w* don’l know very much almul “ *biti. 11vouch their wai a lime •hen we could change a pan nl die pen without eve.i laying Ihr ••per dqwn. But if lhi» it National Blbjf Week, we are for it, and for hingei and better hal.ira. The Changing South When Prime Minister Chnmberlnin returned from hia mcmoraiiie conference wiith Adolf HitIrr in Munich and carrying hi* lit tit* black umbrella atepped wit of hln air­ plane nt Croydon AlrjMirt, he told the llritiah |>coplc he had ttccured '‘peart* for our timen”. What he had done wan to aurrendcr little Czechoilnviikin to Hu* greedy German Fnhrcr in the vain hope nf eatiufyim: liin iiroitiulde np|>etlte and thus keep war from Kritain'a ithuree How well tins appeasement policy worked i.i well known to everyone. Today the world is being vlrtImbed again by the bkiii** forren whirl) pnalmcd the rivcond World War. When Prcuident Truman liatened to the clamor of Itritinh voices which would surrender the Far Fast in order to send more Ameri­ can planes to Fngland, and fired General MneArthur, he yielded tit appeasement. it Is important lo remember just wind tile facts in Ills dispute are laifore they become lost in the murky Idarkness of |>olitical mud-slinging. .MurArthur simply wanted to ii,,!e ( liimse Nationalist troops, on Formosa and elsewhere, against t tiinese Communist, to tsimb Manchurian lueses wliere vast stockpiles of armaments and munitions as well as troop concentrations are being built up for the tiling offensive, to hit the enemy hard and thus to bring I lie war lo an end as (pdrkl> as jKissible. Hut the ftritish and their felloW-a|»pcaser» in this coun­ try counselled against such a vigorous |s>liry declaring that it mighl make the Chinese mad, Mud, am! this is whnt some >>i Ll,rala iiace m ’ 'l,; **. i, iniptiCgn ...... wn’ii Chinn. Just what they rail the tiling that is going on now is not made rlear. And then some of them added for the sake of clarity, it might also get us into a war with Itussin. You are not any less likely to make a man mail by hit­ ting him gently than by bitting him hard. Yon are not any less likely to end the fight by delivering the knockout punch than by shadow Giving. The method whlrh Truman has chosen will make Ihe wht in Korea last forever. And it will give the Russians reason to believe that we will meet future aggression wherever it takes place with further half-hearted measures. t here is great rejoicing in Peking and Moscow tonight for the Communists have won another great victory. Geneva Pupil Winn E WORLD TOMY Spelling Contest TH 11) IIK W IT T MAt KKNZIK And Trip To Miami At* Foreign Affairs Analyst Nadine Host Irk, 13 year old 7th grade pupil of the (Jrnrv« School, was winner last night In the M i­ ami Herald vponvorel *p*llin« contest at the Junior lll.vh School, it wai announced today by [L C Steele, contest chairman. The runner up waa Robert Ka­ le*, seventh grad* nuptl at the Lyman School, L»nj(w<e>d. H r is the first .boy in Seminole county to win thi* henor. Twenty four pupil* from eight school* ; peted., ‘ ,t B y sp e llin g **envir«nm eol" f o r - i (I'aattaaeA *grass Peas east message* batwaan the Joint Chiefs of Dtnff and MacArthut on Utn urstton of arming Korean insist, ‘hia showed MaeArlhur lalsmg _ serious quration whether more Koreans shortld bn armed In view of the e n r « i n need* for the do* vr loping Js pastea* police. Thus tha Whit* House sought to meet a lfaeAithur sUlement last weekend that the recent re­ lease nf 120,000 South Koreans from military unit* waa the re­ mit of a policy decision made In Washington and beyond hia power lo control. While the Ttruman Admlnlalrall on's fetid d u ­ MacArthur bark many dacisl *wt> #T*"U apparently tug on sneral'a M th Parallel aUta­ tha General meat. in In which w he ant only twvUad alks but also nlao Impl ImptM thn Rad talk* United Nations might alb rRodmcapitalg xa a sr did Reaction To Firing sa-iajM.ii■n fluM to me.' tommenta; (senator Etirmiter (D -L * l— "MacArthur should have stuck to Ihe military and not meddled With tho politico!. President Tru ­ man had tn assert himself." Rynator Hunt (D -W yo l— This should hclp "br1ng thing* to a head.'' Hunt a id tho I‘resident's action should bring a "definite and positive statement" of our Immediate military objective* In Korea. Henaior MrCaMhy (R -W U ). on# of the Administration's thief congressional critic*, jmlled tho lack day for America and a great day of rejoicing and victory for Commaitlftm.” Senator Jenner D U n d l— "Out senator < atrmnt# In Korea la now finish •d.Tnere I* la nothing to do non inf the boyn home." h u .M iw Senator Wiley (R-W ls) laldthe n^rTS?.*TT ST taetHw m-thlag, so far aa l«o are t-nneemad Foe not only tha r. PM ehk». ha. era here no intention of expand­ (D -A fh ) °nly. "That** a ntllilary matter and I don’* Itlence with college official* ing the war, but aa the in centmint m It." of ffttiaa around a id a n t Hnbert igreemenli this comment on •ad thee action great tragedy to our rountry. )t and throw the not eolre the primary question of (dm cottr«« official*) MaeArlhur letter to Martin. M ar- how la end our war with Comtwbdduad alk* wag pillar C ays Has Use-letter in attacking the p u l . denHally sponsored Unlvoraal In our Aslan defona# haa ham them potitions removed." training hlU In the ttl In CoMsna Gentway, G*»*r*l Prosddmt paid tribute to Dwlfhl D. Elsenhower, visibly surprised and S ttr S rerily. Mi** Bostick won for her arhool tW right for •' veer's pnt* sesilnn of A coveted cup donated by the Miami newspaper. The Junior High fjkluwl hea had it for the past year. Hh* alto received a 110 prise, and with Robert Fa­ te* will represent Seminal* Count" in the slate contest at the Dayfront Auditorium at Kxposltinr Park. Miami on Apr. 27. Robert Kste* spelled word* submitted correctly until ha lost out on the word, "ascertain," Aa runner up ha won $4. K means aha la getting Third priae winner was Robert W T for poarihlr war. la are Newann, local eighth grade pupil who wa* awarded a pen and pencil the democracies getting set for set donated by Powell'a Office rontlnganrlea. Ana when two onporing force* are, so to speak, Supply Co, lorj) pupil, drawn up In battle array, the Marvin McKinley, In won fourth prise, 12.50 presented situation always t> precarious. However, Russia haa given no by the Touchton Ittug Co. The Judges were Mrs. M. B. Indication she wants big-time war Smith, Mrs. Elisabeth Lynch and at this precise Juncture. Her cold Mr*. JU U n Walker._____________ Murray Rutler and Kllhu Root, haa grown rapidly In scope, especially during tho paat year. The growth testifies to the Increasing belief, every­ where in the world, I hat |ienco must lie Imsetl on Internatlomd Understanding, which In turn Is based on the free mingling of different |H>oplea with earh other. Not only in srhools does this association take place; factories, courts, churches anil homos also take In observers from far and wide. The sharing of common living expcrlencca provides tho catalyst which resolves differences and makes clear controversy and acrimony. the basic similarities common to all. Advlaod nf President Truman's Truman Fire* Many will be made anilous but non* need he surprised at the alatemrnt fay Speaker Rayburn of t M U. K. Ilmisc of RepreaenUlivea that "wo at* In terrlbir danger” because tho Russians are building 0 ) ’ troop'•concentration* "here, Ute and ovnrywhera." 1 The creation of Rtteslan military rength haa been proceeding with t+naslng Intensity ever since the (Ml*vista ihevliip' « m e to than a gbntsraUtm ago. It b a etitural corollary to \hai( wotrld fdtoi'iUou r.)i the cpread of Comjg fn n ln h '."*'* “ *• i ••The late war gave them a eh|ncr to strengthen their analttdhs In both Europe and Aria. H U not strange now to find them deploying'military force* at (ttnIrgtC points for eventualities, eepeelntly ftt Ihe AaUtlr threatiw where numerous Red uphearel*. including tha Koreap war. hare developed. Does this mean Russia Is get­ ting ready to launch another ma- Building Permit* Increase In April action by a reporter. Ihe Atlantic Part commander first showed surprise, and said, "That's «tw Building permtta for home* In you C M l ^ V o p e c i me to coni Sanfbnl are showing an Increase during this month as compared with Marchvfigurw. . - i - . . Ralph T . Cowan recenlly eeIn tendon,; the firing of uud a permit to creri an eight General MacArthur waa greeted room, two ctorv home nf concrete with relief by -British nfflcJaU Much const ruction on Rummcrlin who anid they betlored chances Avenue in the Mayfair Section at for inaMng peace with Red a cost of 121,000. iln* In Kqre« were Improved. John M. Blanton received a per­ The first reaction among west­ mit for erection af a 97.500 con­ ern djplomata In Moscow, much crete block W ore at 420 Weak of Europe and •'jew here was Twentieth Rtreet. A penult was much the same. The news reach­ grouted to Karl M. Morley to btrild ed Moscow too late to be In­ a concrete Mach homo In Franklin cluded In morning papers there, Terrace at a cost of •*,«». Mr. and Mr*. Fred Hotua re­ but Western diplomat* In the Kovlrt capital said they alto ceived • permit to build a tAJriO hollered President Truman's ac­ concrete Mach house on Willow tion had Increased the .hence* Street. F. V. Maynard waa g n n ted a permit tb erect a silver coach of i Korean peace aettleme "Thn dism lm l or MacArthur diner on the southwest corner of Eighteenth Street and Preach may land to a naw^ehanre for Areaae at a real of H J M . CsNnnreglan liberal aowtpapar, ______ ____ >.lo Daghladet. British official*. In private Nations." Gertwaa* In Pre-American re iS re S w L P * s r t 1' offer Con)mu»i*l China .arndtor ehanra la talk about ending the Korean war. military aMRty but not for his war operations are too successful to warrant discarding them for an all-out conflict. Everything now transpiring was written In the books for us to read when Stalin came to power on Lenin's death. At that lime lawn Trotsky, who tried to grab Lenin's cloak of Iredershlp him­ self, wanted to go all-out In launching a bloody world revolu­ tion, but Stalin put hi# foot un thle Idea, Tho nriqtc Btalln decreed ( hat tflrri Russia must lie made power­ ful both Industrially und militar­ ily, and.he forthwith set aisnu aekJeving this, Trotsky went into exile and In due course had hi* brAlns beaten out with a spade In l i i ’ ,»•' ■j'S& lH fW a.iw Industrial development. And In. •Urt*d wanted to be prepared tq take advantage .of it- Ultimately hit'made the conflict possible by signing thr nan-aggression pgrt with Hiller. . H um la unexpectedly got draggod Into the war. . However, .SURu even capUalisad on tfiaLhy virtual­ ly annexing the whole of easirra ssraiaeif.te laaii! states but in strategic eastern Germany. So the concentration of Red military strength in strategic points I* nothing new but hat been going on under our anxious eyes for year*. Of course the situation Is ter rlMs dangerous. 8UI1. our greatest immediate peril may lie In the potentialities of the Asiatic situa­ tion. If wo should allow ourselves to be drawn Into a major war With Rea China, then another world conflict would he almost Inevitable. Russia would Join China, and undoubtedly.')*# con­ centration# of troops-Jw Siberia ready for action If i w eh i y. *. Apropos of this situation, the British War Offlea tho other da* t . , 1 1 mated Um Hussion and CLL-.ta armed forces toget her at BJM0,000 about evenly divided between them. This Included. Army, Navy. Airforce and' Internal security troop*. , Of {purer, aa Speaker Rayburn says, “We are In terriMe danger." llowem . wa hare been In grave danger for a long time, etpecially since the Korea* war broke out. Someday wo probably shall hare to fight Bol iliavl— i. unless It hknr* up of Ha own cm But despite tha giarity poltien that could ha a long way oft Dr. Henry McLauHn in „ Rut they admitted they had whether the Peiping h aa eon# Minister ar, ‘*i ‘ I .Indicated k# Emanuel was a , *United What these render, ray, with varying degree* of feeling, is lh.it rlolhr, don't make the man and neither doe, a name No' rare, no nationality inherits Ihe halo of virtue or the sackcloth of sin. Each must h# Judged by man a* he will be judg'd |,y his Maker: On deeds. America I* the greatest nation in the world. WHyT Because a native-born woman named Smith ran lie rlfelert to the United States Senate and art Italian im­ migrant nsmet) ImprllitU-ri ran become mayor of New York; a Dutrh-lrlsh mechanic n a m e d FmtL<-in build an Industrial king­ dom and a German Jew refugee named Kin*leln can find sanc­ tuary fur his genius; a grand-rit of a Negro slate named Itonehe can retelvr the Nobel priie work­ ing for prarr In t*rar] and an an Indian corporal ntmeil Red Cloud cap win Ujc Medal o f Honor living for fypedopt In Ko- These people. like all oilier have only ritDens of (hi* country, c pe name lhal rouhls. ThSt name sprllrd A-m-e-r-l-c a.n. tq open any oy*lored mind. USED CAR 1940 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan * Good Tire* and S eat Cover*— Loq| u arid runa good n . i . i »»«■*» < H I d l l M » i ■• 1941 Studcbokcr 4 Doof* 6 CyH' One local owner— lrooka atnl runa 1946 Buick 4 Dqor Super Sedan Good Paint, Good Tire*. Radio, Heater A food clean car with low mileage - *111 # * '■ 1947 Dodge 4 Door Sedan Dark Green (Mint which look* almost new Radio, Heater, 4 Brand new Goodrich Urea, with Life-Guard Tubea, Price . ........................ M2I900 1947 podge 4 Door Sedan Good Faint, Good Tires, Seat Coveni, itintin, Heater Good Mechanical Condition ............. 1948 Bidck Roadmastcr 4 Door Sedan Otriupte Bide Paint like new, Seal Covers, InUrioe Uba new. Radio, Heater. Back tip Lights, DynafJow .... White Wall -Tires,. Driven only IQ mtlea by ow ownej-, P r lc ^ l | J alhji ______ __ _______ __ _ f hr. Ho aleeavx nohodv exovete hi Italia* Ft A name-railing prgumrnt haa herp going on among Tribune readers lately. D waa started hv wimelwiy who wrotp a letter to the editor during the Kefauver hearings making the comment that "No Smiths, Joneses, Wilson*, etc. arrested for M ila , counterfeiting or gangsterI a m— Immigration authorities please note." This waa a foolish statement. Not only waa it factually inac­ curate but It reflected unjustly on all those cilixens of foreign tiesrent who don't happen lo have Aqgio-Saxon name*. Unfortunately. it wax typical ,of an opinion held hy , too many oyatermjnded Afflretail)* , whose thinking ta tightly rue losod in a shell of acrumlated prejudices. We tWnk R wboleeome fpg three (Wgjudicew to, .ha ax posed to thr .sharp edge.of public discussion, tin a aptnwx founded on the priaelplew #d Jrsrite# for.all rare*, ami rlrtimce-fori all rr#fd«. Tire r ^ Export all around n i d i u k . Must bo oobgr, rolUbto, food ehametor. Only men trf^tbO hffhmt type (teed apply. General Motora Ptoducta ex’ Contact Mr. Hubert Beltxmi,” r, at I 5VA WO 1947 Ford 4 Door Deluxe Sedan Practically new tire*, clean upholntcr/l’Rhdhr. Heater, One Owner. Good mechanical condition ,. �I m WEDNESDAY APR. 11. 1951 . h o n e 14* Fiflrlis .Meets With Mrs. I). K. McNab M r Evans MrCov. Mm. t. P uf Ihe Wilson. Mrs. Carl Moss ami Mr*. Chun I. A. E Doh*on were hostesses for Wrdnev- the merlin? of Ihr Fidelis daaa "f the First Raplist Churrh at the hold it* home of Mrs. D. K. McNair on Elm Avenue last night. * Mrs. II. M. J’eorrr presided over JjK k y Hall at 7:45 liusine's session and the drvi' Regular Midweek I'tayri Ser­ Ihr tionals were presented by Mrs. A. vice at 7:30 P. M. At Central 1.. Thomas. A report of ihr rontest Baptist Churrh in progress, was givrn by the The Prayer Service will t.<g,u now contest chairman. Mrs. M. K. at 8:00 P M at the Fust |t.vptl*l Smith Chureh. The Pastor will bring anFollowing the business session other in the aeries on “ Every a -lia l hour was enjnved under Christian1* Job." the direction of Mm. McCoy. MemTH U R S D A Y Show" snd a prlre was presented The Ihiti|{laa Johe Junior liroth i»r* participated in a "Talent erhrHHi will meet at the Ktret In Miss l i’irnc Franklin for lieing Baptist Churrh ((.night nt 7:.10 the Iscsl i»erformer of the even­ • .M. ing. The Central C iirlr of the tint Rifre*hmenla were served In den Cluh will meet at 3:00 P. AL Ihr fnlhiwingi Mm. F. E. Catrhrl, at the home of Mm It *' Mw** ” " Mrs. 11 AV. hit.' elephant nnd !•'!.. . v.", .Mrs.“A. U a market basket -ale. Thomas, Mrs, L. F. Canter. Mrs. F. Sanford Home Demonstration F Cooper, Mm. If K. Hardison. Cluh will mrrt al J 30 p M at H,e Mr*. It. T. Thomas, Mr*. Wilson, home of Mm Itrure Davis, 1'ilH Mi*. .Smith, Mrs. MrCoy, Mra. Ironist Avertin’. The rluh will wot is Fred Fisher. Mr*. J, L. Miller, on aluminum iraya. 'll* Frank I.. Woodruff, Jr., Mrs. The T. E. L. Class of the Firat V. C. Messenger, Mrs. Mo**, Mrs. lUritlxt Churrh will meet jn the Dobson. Mrs. McNab. Mm. Pesrre. iVRiraliimal Building with Mra. Mrs. J. I~ Thornley, Mrs. Bernlee J. A. Cunningham ami her rrmip MrKinney and Miss Franklin. aa Imateaa. The Krminola Krtekah Isslre No. 13 will meet in the Odd FX - the home of Mrs. Dale Scott, lowa Hall al 8:00 p.M. llltl Magnolia Avenue. The firammar Sehool P T. A. The Dirt Cardeners Circle nf will have a leiard meeting at the Carden d u b will meet at 1 1 1 : 0 0 3:00 p. >1. at the school. There A M. at thr home of Mm. W, D, will atari lie elertion of officer*. Catdimr, 421 Magnolia Avenue. Rev. J. E. McKinley will he the The Mignnlia Circle of the Car* Kiieat speaker and hD Inpie ia drn dull will meet at Ihr Herron "To lie A Kane Citiien of To- Fruit Stand at 0:00 A.M. fnr a © n o w — I Nrerl A Safety Valve tour to the Orchid Garden* In M l For My Feara and Perplexities." w»«d anil Ihr green houses in FRIDAY Apopka. Mm. J. Fields asked that The Rally Garrison Chanter of each member bring a parked luneh. the n.A.R. Will meet at .1:00 p.M. The Atalea Clrele of the Car­ at the home of Mr*. K. M. Gallo- den Club will iRMl at 8:00 P. M. way. 2141 Mallnnville Avenue with at the home of Mra. W. B. Wray Mra. Frank Woodruff and Mr*. R. with Mm. W. R. Jennings as co* W. Ruprerht jt m-host to a. Visit- hostess. Inir daughter* are welrnme. The Sanford Townsend Club Mimosa Oirele of tho liardrn No. I will meet al 7:30 P. M. at Clrrlr will meet al 10:00 A.M. nt the City Hall. There will be ihe home nf Mm. Clarence Wallis, games ami refreshments. The pub­ ©00 Elliot Avenue. lic Is Invited. The Rose Clrrle of the tinnlrn Cluh will meet at IMS A. M. at MONDAY the Carden Center. The past Matron Huh of the The Jararanda Curie of the n .E S . will meet at the boat house Carden Cluh will mrel at 3:00 P. al the Osteen Bridge and the ErlM. at the home of Mrs. J. N. -on Coil Boat will leavk at .1.4)0 Clllon, 1201 Pa^ftrllo Avenue. PJM- Members may bring a ruvrred The lllblseua Circle of the dish The Woman’s Missionary So­ Carden Club will meet at Ip OR P. M. at the home or Mra. V. C. ciety of the First Baptist Chureh Kehley at Paola. will meet aa follows; prayer band The Palm Circlr of the Garden at ,2:0ft P, M - mm mil tee meeting at 2 :3 ft »*■ M. and dlreetH mm* © iih will meet at noon at the Carden tVnler with Mra. M. T . mlip|ty mUsUos^et^ftft P. M. ; Haynes. Mra. Clb*on Bair* and Mra. E. C. Campbell a* ho*tease*. The American Home Depart­ A. F. Ramsay will lw gne»t apeak ment of the Woman's Club wltl meet at 8:00 P. M. at the Wom­ ef. The Itnra . Ilcle nf the Carden an’s dub. The Seminole High d ub Will mejt at 2:30 P. M at School Glee Club will entertain. . . t M'aB ~‘ * i - - J W K i l .l ,»\V The Rusines, Women I j k r Mary Commumiy mr«l with Mm. E. Lloyd day at 8:00 I*. M. Mrthodilt Chlirrh will ‘ - Miss ElizaImjII i Dyson Claire Rita Durand Is Guest Of Honor To Weil Mr. Kendall Social A n d Personal Activities S x i a l C a le n d a r PAWE KIVE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA e r so n a l s Dr. S. M. Tucker of Cornwall. N. Y. spent last week tn Kar.ford visiting frrinds. Mrs. Fraces Hihh Allen of Birmingham. Ala., Is visiting Mr*. Mary Strong this week. Mrs. Jack AAilkintitn returned home from Tampa aftrr visiting her daughter fur the port week. Pete Thurston ha* reliiinrd to his home In Aihrtt*. Gu. after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mr*. George Thurston. Mr. and Mr*. E. Clay Bridge* of White Plains. N. Y. will arrive Thursday to spend tile weekend with Mr*. A. D. Zarheiy. Mi*. Linda Carr of Louisville, L>.. u visitin,. •/■pfj'i ■ S. II. Buchanan on West First Mreet. Miss Elirabelh Dvsou was hun* nred Tuevlav ev*nlmc irilh a ’nhlge nartv given by Mr*. II. Wavde Rurker. Mrs, K u k ri'* home was altiaclivelv deroraled with pink a,i>' white lo-r* and >nap-tr*c*,ns. The hrulge lallie* were a lirhlid I heme and cm tried nut thr pink siat white «olor motif. Refreshment* consisting of a sals,, and a desscit course were served t» the guest*. Mr*. Rurker was assisted in serving by Mr*. Ftrd Dyson. Mr* Date Sn>lt and Mr*. Wallaie Pniltip<. Mrs. Rurker presented Ihe hon­ ored with a lovelv clfi. and prire. were awarded to Mr*. Itaket and Mi*. Woodruff Tliose enjoying the evening with Mis* Dyson were Mr*. Pv u-n. Mrs. Janie* Terwillcgei, Mrs. Charlr* Rowe; . Mr*. Vnlie W ill­ iams, Mr*. Scott, Mr*. I.estri liuthrie, Mr*. Getald l,o*.irg, Mrs Gordon Slanley, Mr*. Ccoige Kick. Mr* F. D. Srnlt, Mrs. Marion Un bom. Mr*. Sam Martina, Mrs. Phillips, Mr*. G. D, Bishop, Jr., Mr*. Joe Itnkri and Mr*. Ftank Woodruff. III. Nllss I V kk ) Mll iK H Wt’clH llohcr! MarrH Mr*. Fred Cans* irtumrd yes­ Mr and Mr* W. J. Ming* of terday from Ft. Piectr where she *pen<l several day* visiting her Cordova, Ala,, announced today parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Haw. Ihe marriage of ihvir daughter, Peggy, |o Robert Mart*, son <>t kins. Mr. and Mr*. (Saul Harrs of this Friends of John Crawford will city. the wedding 1«mk place Mar. be glad to learn that hr has re­ turned home aftrr living confined 30 In Tupelo, Mi**. The mu pie to the Orange General Hospital will make their home in Cordova. Mr*. Map* giaduateil in 19M fur the part two weeks. from lh+ Cordova High School Friend* of David Remley will I* and Mr. Marr* graduated with glad tn learn that hr recovrtrd the clasa of lOAft from Stmiinnle after being confined In his home High School. , for tha past week with an at­ tack nf influent.. Circle Hears Talk By JudRe Stenstroni Mrs. Vluinm -Inran i.f Lowell, Mass, snd Mr*. Hamid Duxbury of Pawtucket, R. I. air spending the week with Sir. and Mra. A. Judge IVxiglas Slensttom choM B. Duxbury. "Youth Yearning "a* the tnnie of Miss Nixie Klrrhhoff left Sun his talk al the meeting of Cirri* day to resume her studies at 4 of Ihe Woman'* Mi'sionarv So­ William and Mary College after ciety nf the First Bnplist Church •pending a weekend with her par­ which met Momlav in Ihe Phrhean ent*, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kirch- Class Room. Mr*. T . Thnma* pir*ided tivpr huff. thr meeting ami Mrs. Forrest Gate hr I read thr devotional. Sir. and Mr*. II. R. Billingsley Monthly report* from the officer* ami son, Davtu, <>l Tuscaloosa, were given and Mr*. A. J, Walker, Ala. arp visiting In 8anford with the rommunily mission chairman Mr. and Mr*. John Cullum and announced Ihe work for April was with Mr*. Ruth Hutchins in O r­ to “ Foster Prayer Meeting Attend­ lando. Mr. Billingsley was form­ ance and IHfoclrd visitation". In the abortfre of the stewarderly on thr Sanford fVlicr Force. shin chairman, Mr*. Thoman ie«d •n interesting article on Steward­ ship entitled "A Fool's Treasure." Mr*. A. J. Phillips distiitiuleil the h name* of pmspcctive mrmhet* anti tcrpretled they lie mnlattcd and a report he given at the nest raert The Women**, Itlbly f'lnsx of the iag. . Those prrwanl were Mia. Th o ­ Fir»t Baptist Church met at Ihe hftme of Mrs. R. T. Huh I Tuesday mas, Mr*. C. W. Liglr, Mr*. Gat evening with Mr*- Fred Myrr* and ehel, Mr*. Turner l**lge. Mr*. It Mr». J .L. Jarkson a* ro-hn*tp**ea. M. Pearre. Mr . M. J. Phillip., Mr*. Voile William* led the devo­ Mr*. A. J. Walker, Mr*. Marv tional and Mr*. B. C. Moore pie- Hall, Mi*. Curti* (jivemier. Mi stdad over Ine husinrs*. Fellowship I'. L. Humistou and Mr*, lobn D, Chairman, Mr*. F. E. Roll, had Abrahams. Mr*. Fled Fi-her and Mi*. Itirhardsnn of Holly Hill wgro charge of tha program. Present al the meeting were: visitors. With n<> further business thi Mr*. B. 0. Moore. Mrs. Voile W illtarns. Mrs. C. II. Anderson. Jr.. meeting wa* dismissed with a praytr hv Mr*. C. W. Ergle, after Mra. B. R. Reck, Mr*. Fred Myer*. which thev joined the other circle* Mrs. Hunt. Mr*. M. L Benton, for a fellowship tunrhron and the Mr*. R. L. Garrison, Mr*. W. program in the auditorium. P. Yesley, Mra. E. G. Hockey. Mr*. R. A. llowell and Mr*. F. E. fM*. Also Mrs. Jodcr Csmernn. Mr*. C tlR R E tTID N J. A. Klrangr, Mr*. M, N. Cleve­ Th r Hr raid irgrels an arrm land. Mi*. A. C. Renson. M rTh*lm« Mitehel. Mrs. A. .1 W al­ in thr t'ontielly.fihrarotiie wad ker, Mr*. A. Richardson. Mr* A ding article which appeared In J. Prlmon, Mr*. R P. Chilly, Mr*. Alnmlay’s paper Mist Margaret Dingfrldtr’a name was nmitted Eisle Wilson ami Mis. J. T New in the list of hridesmadet. by-____________________ saaaaaaaaAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^^uuuw w i Meeting I Held By BaptiHt Bible Class HOLLYWOOD 111 HUB 1HMMAH Mr. and Mr*. Swtbrt! Put ami announced t«>d*y thr engagement and approaching marriage of I heir daughter, Claire Rltu, to Eugene A Kendall, son of Mr. •nd Mr -. Alhin Kiodall. Mis* Dm and and Mr. Kendall l-'th graduated from Seminole High School and nl present Mi** Durand is associated with the Sanford Atlantic National Bank and Mr. Kendall is employed by the City The » •'tiling will he an event of M.ty I at it:ftO I*. M. nt the All Soul* Catholic Chureh. No Invitations will be sent I'lir all friends of the couple are invited to attend H O LLYW O O D , Apr. ID <<D "Go rast, young lady, if y«u want to get a break in the movlr*," This switch on the Hoi wee Greeley ail vice i« the secret of success foi Janl* Cartel, Idonde and ciirvrsiunr actress. Her Mm career is hurting mil all over, thanks to that old drvil tto Holly­ wood) TV . .lanis wa* * luing-nml-daner hit in "Dubarry AA'a* A laidv" ami "Panama Hattie," and those show* won hei a eonltacl with Ciduioida Picture*. So what happened? In lur seven years al Ihe studio stu­ nner played in n musical. “I had only one good otcluie ■luring all the time I wa* there," she iecnllr<|. "That wa* a lead in 'Flamed' with Glum Kuril. They wete mi exrilrd alsiut il that they tore up my contract and gave Mi*. Ashhv Jonc* wa- gue*t of me a Setter one. And then they honor *1 a t bower given Mond.iv iri me ait around fnr n year eight at the hnnie of Mrs. Mur without doing anything!” Mrs. Ashby Join’s Is llonori’c At Tarty vin Dv*l on Plumo** Drive, with Mr*. W. W. Tyre. Mr. M. W Castle. Jr., Mr*, I), M. Fiindom and Mr* Marion Dyal ns ho«trirrr. The room* were altrartlvrlv dec <V 's i’*— ***s-r-tnj. iito l. ,.| spring flowers, rinno* were on Joyed witli Mr*. Erne*! K-nilhward, Mi* M. Fntguson. Mi*. Km Taylor, Mi . Burke Slrele, Mt Ri.-x n * Taylor, Mr* Jam** W ill InuiMin, Mr*. Park T m *-, M i *. I d M Kinlev, Mr* II. Harkov. Mi 'V. II J r *up, Mrf. .tony*, Mr jBJjki S im vet* aiul Mia. H'dn i ' ‘Ski’tnrr winning piixe*. J Many lovelv gift* were prerrnl W to Mr*. Jour* Hefrrrhnient- w «ir 'ervcil In Ihr f'lh ” »!ttc: Mr* Sieeie. 'D * Soutliw util. Mr*. Carl Choi petting. Mr*. Sawyers. Mr*. II F |Kal, Mr*. McKinley. 'It Jamr* W. Plant. Mr*. Tailor, Mr* II ’lYrylor, Mr*. Tire , Mr*. Kant Mis. Wallace Sipple. Mr*. Shm ,'j»ei. M r- Chailr. Meek*. Mr* Groige William*. It., Mr*. F u ll Evans and Ml* FntgUMWi, Also Mi*. Owen ForgU'on. Mi Pal Johnson, Mi*. Jr up. Mi tieoige Swank. Alt Call l 'hot|e-ii ing, Jr.. Mi*. John Catllon, Mi Randall Pne»t, Mi < Marvin I id don, Mi*. Eugene Wiltlama, M illaikry. M l... T ile , Ml*. P iu lli'. Jr.. Mi*. Fiindom and Alia. D ia l GENEVA N E W S ) ip ai>nip piiEVArr j The llnptl*t Young PeopleTiainlug tlnlon Cla*s |n-id n wrluer roast nl llm > Pond Saturday. Those pie*onl were Roiiuan and liav Foie. Fianl, •ti*i John A m in -. Fred, Vail eon. and Addle Prevail, Shirley, Mas­ ter, Alary Oldham, Kictmid Nor ton, Nadine llostirk. Ham id Grigrr A D . I.iirlllr Norton wn 0 apt r«n. • Mr. nnd Air* ||o * llarnn fewm lawanda, I'a . who are •n iislo r Florida', inland waleiwaya on theli yaeht, '•Haiiiel Tlie Se 1 nnd,'' were e r d end guest * of ihr Sieg* mi lake Harney. Mr. and Air* Ed Gnyette »peot Sunday with Ati ami Air*. Sam l.eiy nf Sanford. Mr and Mr*. J. T AfrUtn, Jr. spent Sunday In SI Peters­ burg visiting friend* and the Masonic llomp. Mr*. Lurilh Notion, Ait* J II llilbrey. Ml* Ed Guvrlle. Mr*. Woodruff, and Ait*. AA’ I* Kleg joined the Aodolmii gmup In Winler Polk for ihe Im* t-uil of Alerrill I land on Satmdav Mr and Alt Fianl I'it t if 'Hills, F T Sum mei sill, ami Mr •lid Ml Roland IVimm v i,lied Aftei sever years of doing mostly secondary role* and pos­ ing foi cheesecake, she and Ihe rttulin parted company lit*! Octolei, Instead of moping around town, she headed east. 8 ■"* ■ i i any m slay, -tie related ' I h< n lliinii* slutted happening: 1 *tgnrd up to i|o a Iclevision show, to lie luoadrast tin Christmas day \od lirother, I lint wn* hntd woik "We worked all day Christmas, slatting at D:<H) o’eloek in the iitoitnng. I liad Chnstntaw dinner in n delicatessen— Matmti kill soup and a chicken livri sandwich. Itol I knew it would help me If i made good on the show. And It paid off. "By inlet mission time while we wen- still oil the alt I had of­ fer* to do three nlhet television shows. And Ihe iirvt dnv Richard Rodgcts, George AhUiit and an ether Ittortdwny ptmlucer called nie up b IhhiI jolis." lam* kept working. In three weeks of television appearances, she had time lo rnl out ntill once. Word of her surges* got lack to Howard Hughes, the rttigttinlir head of ItKlt lie hauled her hark from a lloiidn nighleluh roeagritienl lo play op po-ile John Wayne in "The Hv inr: I.eat her necks." That won her niiothri sevenycai rontrart. She i* now -tarring in "The llaif-Breeil," In which she will sing and dame fm the fust time in the movie*. "The trip rast did wondris fori tnr," she ronrlnded. "Il gave me! o ciianrc tn try out mv singing stul dancing again. It give* you n lot of confidence to know that you ran atill go nul and rain a living— and a good one al that." I'uiadovirally enough, she ia now unable to return lo hn Irisi. Mi iml Ati E. II. tiiaol Nun day Mra. J T . Mi I air Jr . M r. F T, Summci tll, aiul Mr* In i lllr Norton aie attrodlog a rime day Fastrin Slat mretuig ill Tampa. All. amt Air*. E. II Grant visited relative* in Winter Gm dm .Sunday. The many friends of Chat ley Bowen. Ihr small son of Alt, and Mis. Clem Bowen are sorry to heat of his death. Mi. and Mra. )|. IL K ill and daughter Barbara Ann of Fori lamlerdale spent the week-end with Mia. Kirk's mothri Mi* Ann lo-ffler Rev. slid Mi* llili l.atnlierl am) Rev. laui Bniur* weir diimei gtir.du of AD and Ati - Nolan Foie ami family "f Ciuiliioia TudiU). i I F e rn P a rk Hi a ia k n New s l a iib A_________________________________ Mr. and Mr* George Kiel and daughlrt of Cincinnati, Ohio. *< lived heir Tueulav to spen.l u month'* vacation with M i-. Ivot’e lathei, rhrisllan Rat*e, ami ho sister, Atl-* Mein Rata', at then home on Normandy Road. All. and Air*, Hugh Kiihanl oil dnoghtri Penny of New Smyrna lleaeii visited at the honu nf Mi und Ml*. Rtllieii (!iir*l on Frid*v lieevnt guest* nt Ihe F I' Gei'ier homo were 'D t«w Eiwi and Mr. and 'I r Thomas Deiin* amt futility all of .Im k •nnville. C un ts pf Jlr. and Mra \lf••-1 Thompson of JVmlli Fein I'uil are theli -on and daughtrr-ln Ini Alt. and 'It* IVtrr Thompson, i d son Peler Bluer of Dayton, Oh. • Iteeeot gur*t* nt Ihe home "f Mr. and Alls W A Du-tnn w,-i, Air. and 'Its, Ayel Dahll»eig uf Chicago. III. Ali«. George Shannon of I ■ i Al- K c - i , ■ Pentui wn* a week end giie.l ., 1 the loon, ..| M Airs, AA’ illiitni Snyilet Ml .-Ilid 'I r - P I s< i i i . children of Jacksonville Wilt i, ilor* al thrhomri'f Capt on.I Mi C. .1. Hallcll ,>n Sunday All Ei ft „ k cot nl toe il .mg - M1 J O* *v pi in I wtu-ie tie iiinlei w ent <ni Friday Ml II T Atilwi-e. pnnrlpal 'il l.ynmn Selimd, .iiieodcd the id i eonvetilion iii Tampa Fiiduy Mi. nnd Mi Philip C pat* .,r Kiss)miner tidied «i Mi, I,.,,,,, .,f Mr. and Alt A F and fam ily on Stltidai Mia. I aiinl lias -old tlo- Gin Tower and ha* teh linnl to Ini formei home m New A’oik Giie-l .i' Hi home of In ,nl Alta, C. II Gnlehell were 'll nod M r-. Ilnwaiil Allen and ihililiiri. Uni Imi .i and l aity, of Si IVlri* long, amt 'Ii * It,1ii in Seifiel of Binghamton, N >V ami 'Ii* FI kin* of New Aing (Vi v G u l Si out Troo p IM held a , imiI, out AA'•’fltll' -ftUy rvrtmuf M l» f|)'« home *i•f lb. 1* 1VItinl Itm In 1mil* .\ Ii* Mlri. H im*p -iiii ' o»lini* Include il !»•*»Mill 1•mi K im , 1Atm •f'tyre. M tn i hi K. .it . h in \on • Geisler . IN ittry .Ln nliN« k im it •i'll, it,» *lvn 1Mlrtnin. K n %n i 1l.llc. lllil iliiii t« nlr t , Mir . ADIdreo I ind. of Fldet Span W i lt o woncjoflyl frtrtor television Her R hn mn tract pnvliiilr* mid T V aii|>iar alters fcibiic i*. W om sulta voilftl C o o l nnd lovoly ond T A L K O F TH K T O W N The Hew revelntiiuis of Ifed m 4 1Ally in Holly wood amt how will thi* affect the hoe o f f e r ' n m cclu l— oApftoolly a i ly n b io n t dooA It in ihil The apiyue-* of fit It* I Hut r vtiooiwlio still driivei* mote mago I him any of the younger « top *d m il esse, How long ran N I’u fool tip' loll on 1,11..lull Itaiil head'* “Tlie Rig Show"? 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V r'* f* ' _______ - Mint# UM8II AUfNOIIIV or INI COCA-COIA COUfAMT «T THK HANFORD COCA-COLA HOTTI.INtl CO f t 1T i t . t l * Cm t t o I U �t*A4lK Sanford Giants Blow 7 Run Lead To Lose 11-10 To Lenoir, N.C. Lenoir Knots Score In 8tli After Trailing Sanford By 8 To I; Klaus Is Hit: Gun L tfi. It* E ll IfA R P Eli Tin* Hanfuiil Giant* l.lrw ■ ssvsn run It «>l In ih# last four inning* Iasi itlirlit lu iru down ll-lo lirflirr a nevrr-say-di* l.rnoir, N. C., rlul* which tlltln'l know whan II wa* beaten. The (Hants rainnirtl across >i» rur.a In llu> third afti'r Ix-nolr Itail m il"! opr I- tt" f - • «-a**h«- » X | n r l M .l l i l u h ill Manager llirlilr Klaua opened the big liiinl will* a walk anil waa doubled humi' by rvnterfleldeg Fred I 'illy «•In* H iim l himself Ml a single by J ih' I'are*,-. I'urese look Iblril on mii error by Ihr l.rnoir tblrii l.aonian George Upper. In rapid auctration Hbullt ami Thomas singled followed by frtr *t>a,.e. lu Halley ami Callahan fineing In anolhi'r run. Therina furred Thomas ul Ihr |ilal<* ami Klaua, In that long, at lilt of tlira night, douldni to deep la-ri center!ii-lil tin*ina three runa across. Pltchn Don Callnbart, who gave up only one run, was rtlleerd III Ihr Hill by lllll WrtU’klng ami Ihr Lenoir (mwer dam hrnkr louse. After striking out Mayrr Wed*king walkoil Taylor and llurge**. I.tirr puhched a airnrlr throuyh Ihr Infield but iiukk fielding hrhl Taylor at liiinl. Wilson teached flrat on Therina'# n ro r allow. Ilia on* run to rioaa. Divlta walk­ ed in anothi'i run befoit Wed#klny boie down to net Walah on a (low gtuuuder In Ibr mound. Divita aeam hamlruffrd Ihr (llanla In the ImMoiri nf Ihr slslh at Idlpu, who lellrvral Hindis In Icfl, grounded out a» ilhl Tliomat. Ilalli v went down swinging. In Ihr arverith Wrdeklnit trlllrd down attmrwhal ami got Ihr flrtl two batters without allffit tally Itefore walking Taylor and Burges*. I.urr tingled to cenUrfirhl and Taylor Mprotl before a precision throw b r renit ifieblrr Tim Dulaa CUl down In arte. Wn lluryraat at third .....M R uf Ihe fie Irflttir rrma of the rvrn"Hanford waa again unable In •coir aa Ihe game stood at 8-4 w ith Ihe n u n fM la b ia d o u r tun lead (S » U' * T T lotting life. Wlltun trd**4d Up Iba tliaol Ip n«*il w ith -* (pint which brat •hick Je ba-begt m l In lirai bi Open •||.r'#ih;lluj l|ir pitrl'ri Wuffind, Wb.ii had hail irllfw i t Dlvlta, till Mill a double pto| »fm Durn Itad Gn»)id m.ovI I k Rflttpn to ihlru. Wlih Iwn out Leaalr rafnr lo |lfr Walah arnlkid amt Upper wa' oul on an vrrur wbMi allowed /-• .......... '. V RADIO STATION1 WTRR IIMI K tine jc lea Ma n a t T h e H h ill.n i I'lu h Nawa IVeelern iantl.oiea Hoteh i i l 'l . o h I'lu l. t h i New a VI.m ill. a M|».rl* I'le.l r i | . , n IM ill .m M orning D -tn ilo n * ........la Ih B a s ic Woil.l Al Nina Phil llee.1 Al lleaah .* w reo. e K l.'ll'o ll t.awreiii, IHotl VV here Anrela Pear In Trs*4 V* p l*ln. tip .. . Parade I'srs.t. May. A l l l l l , Muale U n cle M illie Is Derby F a v o r ite In E arly Betting Battlefield And Big Stretch Considered Heavy Contenders lit JIBIN' C H AN D LER ......f ;7ir iK.ya wrrir taking to­ day that "if' Curl* Mlllfr wlnt Haturday'a Kiiwiimental llandlrap No. 2 amt Ihr Wood Mtmurlal at Jamaica Ihr fallowing week, not many lhrre-year-«»lda will darr tackle him In the Kentucky Derby. The Ioral turf ri|*erta who watched llnrle Millie eaally heat llattlefleld and other (op aophornnira Monday in ail furlong* at Jamalra litirnedlalelv labhr«l Joaeph Colamln'a Pennsylvania roll (be pronounced favorite for the $lUO.IKXi run for the ro*«a May h al Loulayillt. Until Mondav'a rare moat every­ one talked of the Mb|» Itiree” derby candidalra, Uncle Millie, Ceorire D. Wl.trner'a liattleflrhl. the tVMI lwo-yrar-»l.l champion, and Ihe (Jreenicer atahle'a Hlg Hlretch. There waa a large "If** attached lu all three. 1. Ilattlrfirld could t*e the hnrae "if” hr ran gu the dlatanre. The cull haa never traveled mure than hie winning all amt one-half fur­ longs In the rich Belmont Futurity iait fall. 2. Uncle Millie, proven In longer rare* leal fall hy taking the ChantItagni* Htakra at llrlmont ami Ihr Wakafield llandlrap at Jamaica, waa reportrd lo have auspicious knees. In ulhrr words,'Mime horse­ men thought they might give way In g atrenuoua campaign requlrefl fur getting Derby .horses ready so early In the yaar. *if" la a large Word her*, but the roll looked plenty healthy Monday. I . Finally, lllg Stretch might grab It all, "If" he haa the hear* In win. Home eiperta thought Ulg Hlretch showed a lack of courage but y ear In several race# when he ecd into rlaeo guarlers,- Bub (hot (7» « » ibo* gallopdr wa*. bamatd twjcw la Il»e PiM.llru FuluHle Igsl faD, ihrn Iw rhaok off the InferCerenfei and Whiore; Ikan four lengths. Uiale Millie ran away from "M ia Mlfll. Jlalilefleld. and iefleld. Ihe I k seeoml .horse, . , .... Dig nStretrh, a i|i*«|MV"iiii|np dbanoolnllng ■tat'M slalh, VM|r tlV tlllv ■ fill Mondavi race. The seeond aaperlnteittal Hatunlav la a mile ami •>ne rlaleenth, which will tell a M . Thd Wopu' Memorial April 81 is Ibo same distance. HaflUftrld, ridden Monday by kuldle Arraro, wilt have a new lac­ key Haturday. Eddie waa sot down 10 days for ills ride In the second rare Monday when Dark Pigeon won but was disqualified for In­ terference. Jockey (leorge Hettinger prohai.ly Will rid# Hatllefled. Arraro held a news conference last night to unveil his book **l Hide To Win." He said he argued long loud with the officials l o n g and ....................... (hat he wasn't to Marne, Iml lu no avaH._________________ III $ iu as fiSSTOP 5 UWi* C 'n IBtKV" I TommyBymeMay Straight Be S ilv e r Lining j j y ) from th* In Yankee C loud R i z z u t o, H o r s e ’s M outh Reynolds, Page Head List Of Hr ED HAMPER The word champion haa been so overworked that It no lunger has much meaning. But occasionally — once In a great while— an ath­ lete will rise above tut fellow* by an eshlbltion of heart and nerva to again dignify the word with the meaning It once held. Hr ASHCM IA TK D PH EAR Much aa athlete la lien llogau. Small, slender, hard fac­ ed llogan hat |u*t won the Master* Tournament, perhaps A T L A N T A , Apr. l l - U P ) - Big Ihe most erecting grind In Jim Hearn, wbuw suringllme big lime golf. pitching ha* left much In be de­ sired, gets a chance lo redeem him­ The victory complrtre one of self today against Cleveland's ihr most astounding rumrhacka hard-hilling Indians. ill the hivtnry of golf or any other The New York (ilant righthand­ sport. The outlines of the story er has lirrn HU ms hard In rshb are familiar— rrushad body In an hlllon games that rumura persist accident with a (ireyhuund but, a few m«re thumpings may cost long weeks In a hospital lied on him his place as a starling pitcher. Ihe verge of death an-t ei-n**i w e•» * 10 - ^ hi*,* VI,an a >«-ai id painful *r, Keller. I dangerous operations to pul his broke,* liody back togvthrr again, IIAl.TlM DItK, Apr. 11 - -Oft — fiolf. his doctor* said, wa* Ituy Carnpanella, crack catcher uf oul of Ike qurwllon. Tkere waa Ihe Brooklyn Dodgers, Is all set even a ia t doubt whether Ihe for the coming Nstlonsl League atelly-eyrd. griai (awed, Iron season. The rotund catcher I* play­ netted "Mr. tJolf would ever ing mid-season hall right now. walk again. Carnpanella hit two tingles and Then one day, encased In rub­ two doubles In four trips yester­ day a* Ihe Dodgers downed berised stocking* up lu his hips, (Irrensborn of Ihe Class B Caro­ Bantam B en hobbled out onto a lina l.eague( 15-1. California course and watched Ih* tall end of a local tournament. The H O U STO N , Tes.. Apr. I I-O P ) gulfers were tollciluut and all —-Utile Tommy Olaviano moved noted that llogan was twenty Into the 8t. Umls Cardinal oul- pounds overweight from long field as pari uf Manager Marly months In bed— but that he still Marlon's experiment on shifting looked far from well. players— but he didn't stay there A couple of months later long. Ihe mechanical man of golf Ir. the second Inning of a game shot a practice round on a with the HI. I^iuls llrown* last course near Hollywood, liul night he crashed Into the wall •till no unr considered the catching a flv. In a hospital he was poaaiMllly of a comeback for reported suffering from a badly Ibo es-caddy from Houston, bruised right shoulder. To t. Ironically, a reporter had a«ked Bat llogan had other Ideas, He him In the rlub house prior to the game; “ llun are you on charging painstakingly practiced hit swing, once perfection Itself, until tblr Ihe walls f“ rustiness uf Ihe long layoff slip­ DURHAM . N. C., Apr. I I — JAh ped away. But Bantam Ben had — (Jen# Verlde, a young Inflelder lost something alia far more Im­ up from Atlanta, has apparently portant than his swing. Ilia se­ run Cass Mirhaels right out of the cret. If It ran be called that, Washington Senators starting line* was an ability to focus evtrp nerve of hla laxly on a shot In a up. In nfa big hid for the second miracle of concentration. This Use lob. Verbis haa been hitting came only with competition. In Ik* Bing Croabr tourna­ Ilka Michaels never did. Yksterment Inward Ik* tall end af dav Varble banged out ■ double Ih* wlater tour, Hogaa begaa and two singles In Washingtons the comeback which waa ta ' 14-12 victory over Cincinnati. lead him I* Ike “Oolfev af Ibe Year" till* aad lata Iba RICHMOND, Va., A p r . 11— tJP) lylblral Hall af (s i Training Lump Notes Jimmv who map “ In a rc I Davis In IU47 And part of IUIN at II uIIvwimmI uf tba Pacific Coast League. ?Td *av na has a chance nf becoming d great brail player.” L Y N C H H U K fT Va.. Apr. 1 1 Manager Luke Sewell of Cin­ cinnati says he will nut name hit starling lineup for the season's opener against Plttshurgh Monday until lata this week. One thldg la sure, however. Sa­ wed repeated— Ewell (Hullwhlp) Blackwell la going to pitch for tha Rads In the Inaugural If he prove* ready. Otherwise, the honor will go to llowle Fos. who Is shaping up as the Redleg's No'. 2 hurler. Ku« hat luukrd good rvery time out this •prlng. _____ A T L A N T A .’ Apr. I I — ( A h -O r ­ estes Minos*. Ih* versatile Cuban, W ils o n fu score. T a y lo r blasted mil m>w looks Ilka a Rood hot ta taka a . b a a k fleanlag double In km .i over first has# for ln]ur*d Luke Sill »M . . . e>mlwr.ln ^Oftkaalra < s p i n at M i l la the top of F.asler when tha Clevvlaad Indlaiut ope* tba aaaa^ Nail Tues le llra to -GUmts feaala went down • In a ra e r but wUlTa of the *6* i* tba fourth r o l l A l Noon tiled club’ to substitute dt tba tout this rear# In the Mb. Pett adlo Parap luaeal ralar Alive y* out and Parase singled spring. Bob Raunody i i u Pm! la AHVerlrwna v w i forced tbs Q . t Jflto UlU t first base Marsh triad It whan Raster wa* We •attolAMW waa rut. down . . _____ — flrat hurt this yaar, but tha re­ • leal Va i let lee an the lanford club* hopes af a sults war* not aallafactury. , * f Soae Itan. h tVnrld A l T h le e rally died. Allle Clark got a chance after •~4a6 a* :*•!*. hiiaM and D--«,r !#■! off Uva Raster tor* a muscle in hi* l*fi I*•‘MMIt 7 (If final frame with single* and both thigh Saturday and his performV*7 mr ItiiM'rr Enhii IIP'I I'lm advanced on Wedeklng'e wild pitch. anca wasn't much bettor. Mi novo WofforvT bounced out bat Walsh yaatarday played hit first full Ilk tir«|u*Rt iN T h t llh tlh tr Iln u r walked le load tha sacks. Upper gam* al the sack and there were lhm Ina « f Day grounded out but Dum as few complaint*. Ihe douufc to give Ih# baeea with a douttVa l i t Xsnr.ir.t M h ik s l Paper! U n o ir a three rap lead gulag ■t* T w ilig h t I S H t T E R R E H A U T E . Iml.. Apr I I il* * M t s rs ra d a Into tho laal of th* ninth. V-M aaager Eddto Bawyer I* daHanford put m a doaparat# rally ■ MMMthtng about tto itopnv it Itootslt lo retrirv* tba ball gaiaa aa MtulU l I t T b a n a yrtid k a rr.* lu lr f|j.f Cemmst.* l-gm sty Hall 1 tk* llan.t hla ta men lo go t Mlttosi parti hero far ii Hard at Urgan I fwM IM M 1 Dancstim* ------- 3 J » a» & until tba flual round. Baataas Bra abol alotrally beflBaal gatf cV making r.-.v ... The Hanford Uianla will pla] tbrlr ses-ond freer nlgbl as tiflb flion game uf Ihei earing sariug a* season against Ih* Oshkosh. K ii., club at the Municipal Ballpark la night al 7:39 P.M. General Manager John Krldrr announc­ ed today. Durmher Is Hoi On Heurn, Maglie, ig l a i a n i s ’ Pitching lly FRANK E LK Al* Newsfealure- Sport* Editor ST. PETEItHHUHtj. Fla. — It waa 10:3u In Use morning when that little p*piN.r |>ul of g iiisiiager, Less Durocber, sparkling in a blue . spurt* rntsiubli-, came waltzing through the dressing room sls-or at Miller Field. It sllstn't take le-.. long to go into a rave uvs i hia pltriung staff. And who wouldn't? All IIINalls-—*1" srsassagei* ,.. sflurisia'a Grapeliuil U s v u - nun fs*e| s'lsvluu* sif I W s iiiuund staff. ‘‘.My nitrhlny ought lo be real goosl," Durnrher Iwgan. “ It will he better than a Isd uf pesipl* think it it. Whsoi I first took over the rlub I said Use pitching wa* not the worst part of the club. ''Now I have Hal Maglie ansi Jim llearn to gu with l.nn , Jan­ sen and Hheldon Js.nen, Dave Kuslo looks great, better than when lie first came up from Milwaukee. And Montv Kennedy. That Istok* like my starting group. “ rrsun among Gs-orge Bam­ berger, Charley Bishop, Huge. Bowman, Frank Kanovlrh, Nor­ man Kuv and (i'-sirgr Hfieneer J ought to grt two more prrvty good hurler*. I plan to carry nine pitchers, 10 at the must That will give uie a Utter tench. I'd rattier carry !V) play­ ers than 26. It gives the fellow* a chance lo play mure. “ Allen (Intel who won 37 games at Oakland, looks like a cinch to stay. HOW M ANAGER III HIM HER HKEH HIS G IA N TH Pitching— Real gosssl Catching— Improved Infield— Stronger Outfield— Good Hitting— Will be belter Finish— Tough to Iwat Durncher at last knows he has a first rate rlub and he has hla men lieltrving that they ran late tlx Diamond Jubilee pen nant. They played miserable hist spring hut when Duroeher got hi* pitching- itaff and first base problem straightened out, the team had tha.best percentage tr* either league the last two months. “ M> Infield will lx* stronger.' . ntinued Dururhrr. “ It will hatronger In resrnrr*. Boh llofn an haa a real good rluvnre to stick. Hr hit JPNt at Hious* City. Artie Wilson, who hit .32N for Oakland and stole 31 liaaes. It rrnl fxal, anil thera'a always Bill Hlgney. “ Henry I'horap-.on will be a better third l.a* man and Mont* Irvin will *l>uw Ihe Polo Grounds fan* 1 * * 1 • f>n play flrat bear Kty No* r-dt t.. * l,ig help tv*n V, • irom In the catching. “ W M i-v I n-kman is my left fishier. I now know he can play *» i i * •"!»• ixency, Iml li 'll star: in I ft with Bobby T im s -' ii in * nler and Clint ■ •*nx In r'th t. “ Now -Mrs'* a |,„y, that liar- •ong. ” 11 '* mv right fielder. '•■>** Ihr ox' with pitching. Clint, or II >n I • - s we call him, ran carry •h* • hall -luh berauae lie could viv- mi -ome tremen­ dous pnw r it'll*, he goes to the plate frur time* In a Jfame h# generally h'l# mi*. Thai's all I ask. *n -h" f**ld, ton, he has improvnl. Kve - rime I play him he n>m « up with some amasing catchea.“ "I'm making no pennant pre diction*," las signed off. “ but wre'r# oolng to lie a tough club iu U z L " G R E Y H O U N D Florida State L ea g u e Pitching Should Improve In 1951 Season S IL V tK SPRINGS. Apr. I I - U M I ihe G at. t) Florida S ta jJ I rague return lo ''nurmsl" thrv season and produce at least one >11 tame winning pitcher) . .. I hat's a question being asked around ihr circuit today as Pjl®1' ol eight ciubs pul the finishing touches lo training period* that trill be climaxed Friday nlgbl when the* 1loop start* ita 12th season uf th ,n, came *t the end of the ‘ pU) since rr-organixatiun in ippj season, while nine came at 1930. tlx- start of I860. Until last year. When Charlie Milton Kalat of Palatka Is al­ Trdetro uf Sanford wen 19 tilts, most unique In the minor leagues no season had pasted slue* 1938 for on May 27. DMR he * ta rt(f (when uni) 120 games wtrv play­ and finished a 21 -Inning ganlT ed) that had failej to produce that he lost to Buddy Lake of at Iraet three 20-gamr winnerl Sanford, » to 7— the longe-t Trdetru't 19 thus looked league game* »n record, aud the mighty purity .*nnparej to tha most toning* any loop pitcher 23 won by 8tubby Stablefrld of ever hurled In one gfcmt. Daytoua Beach in ,948 and (hr Recrd for the most consecutive 29 regular season victories of scoreless innings buried, regular log Stan Karpinski of St. Au­ season, is held by Nick Buonato gustine in 1949, tup* for Ihe of the 1947 SI. Augustine hurl­ circuit to dale. ing staff. Whether 1951 will produce an­ Ed Davis of Orlando pitched other Mason Lerper, Ihe Gaines­ 40 straight shut-out frames Im ville "wild-man" who set two IP4H hut four «f the innings w er^ remarkable records fur the U - In th# first game of the playMen in 1947, I* another gue-s. off* '/VTVH sn- , »- na cMliti iuipoila.it pllehlny re­ rvcord by tanning 20 men inside- cords Inside the league: nine innings at llrlando May 3u, Sid Hudson uf Sanford and 1947, hut reversed himself and Myril Hoag of Gainesville have set a loop record hy walking 19 the best win and loss record— 24 men inside of nine inning* at win* and four defeats; Hong's Sanford on July to of that 1.32 earned run average after year. 230 innings In 19(8 is one of the Dopey Dean of Harford'* great ra*t in organized baseball thrw 1939 squad, holds Hie record for 19(8; Jakr Bunch of Le.sburi# consecutive win*— 17 fine vic­ apprarlng ill an all-time league tories, while Ballard Branham nf Leesburg took 12 straight defeats roconl of 67 game*, naturally the most hattrra, 1,402: In 1948 liefore th* tide turned fared Dirk Heart, of Ht. Aiigtialine fir him. The veteran Wally Gaddis of fanned :h)5 men in 289 innings in Day tuna hold* the unique record 19(0 for the best showing to in Hint department: George of having won 20 straight re­ date gular season gam"*. Eleven of Fultz of Gainesville walked 172 men in 284 Innings in 19411 lo Irad in that field; Kennlngtun of Delxsnd allowed 371 hi'* in 281 •citings in 19111 to set a new hleli mark there; Hunch al<4 naturally has appeared In more T i i x M i n r * i . s t m iu s inning* than any other league M U S T H SI s:— ( snarlli My K C.. >JI*s Illrs rS * It •>older hurler. 340.2- Branham nf Lees­ II*.ss. M arr Leona, kits* I j N l i r i l , burg twdds the unenviable record bisllsu. Prior 0 « l . Armen*' • of having lost the most games si iosri H t t r .— s ism, sin, in a reason--23 In 1948. Beaay s Agent Itaror II'. I ■ --n r Sanford • Orlando Kennel Club Fntrlen D. Ml** l.u> edsle Itsnrr. R vlle r. 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I la r ln s ll K i m i IIA i-R Ih-.- Hall Anlrkay I'-.untr* I s t „ l S IX T H IIA C K . i>*,tt. Damavrua. ( ’ountry llutiy S K V k N T II H A C K : Chou Ckuo Mske. H untal C u n tu y . Itlal, II.,le n s K M IH TH IIA C K Cutlun glnlsh. Dale'* H 'rl C lM im t N IN T H IIA C K Central C ity, It Hrent trun l-enny T K K T I I U tA C K - Over ra y , U p T o w a .r U rle n ta l l l b t K I.K V K N T II H A C K gall Hijrlv. T r i a s ,r F in g e r, H u b , Harb..r. B. & C. GRO. Ml 0 1* 1 7 Av*. All This Week Local Yard Run A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE Always Comfortable Visit Our Krfrrnbmrut Bar Far f aady A Pop Where Happiness Costs He Uttto- Dour* Open 18:46 P. M. Daily! LAST TIMER TODAY I THE NEXT VOICE bkt effort wMb a ■uR Y O U HEAR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY) in illk r f v n orb Cltv, Jr? m By R A L P ir ItODEN Associated Pres* Sport* Writer Tummy Byrne, Ih* In and nut lefthander uf the New York Yan­ kees, may prove to t>* the “silver lining” of Ihe Bruns Bombers thD year. Ilryne, at times brilliant and at other Intervals erratic, at the mumeiil seems to be the rhlnlng light in an otherwise dismal picture fo' the twu-tlm# world champion-. Right t,nw the chance- of the Yanks repeating as baseiwirs world standard l-earers are hlrak. Shortstop Phil fUttulu. the American l^agua’s mutt valuable player In IUM: Righthander Allir Krynolds, World Serlaa star: and Joe Page, relief ace, are Ih llalti• —-»» for medical checltl!'. th*t Sanford (giantn To Play OshkoHh, WIs. aawrkllne M otar so# af th* teiUL.' BK MADE New York Injured fur a few days t« * ► ' '„ier par, nf the season. Itiisuto Is Imthereil hr pain* In hit side, Reynolds -v learrd to Ihsnfferbig with bene chips in hr» arm, and Pagr hat a sure left shoulderllvrne somewhat lightened the gloomy picture In the Yankee camp yesterday hv pitching the champ* to a 9-2 victory over the Ko-ton Braves at Kansas City. The Yanks won out In the last uf the uililii w ild J in- Collins scored Cliff Mapes from third hate with a rtfiO-sliigle off the right field wall. Home runt featured most uf the other (irupefruit league exhibi­ tions yesterday. At Nashville, the New York (ilant* turned hark the Cleveland Indians, l(M’.. primarily on fourbagger* hy winning pitcher Dave Koslu and shortstop Alvin Dark. The Philadelphia Athletics scor­ ed eight runs in the second inning to swamp their Tarboro farm hands, 9-2, in the North Carolina city. Two homers hy 3am Chap­ man and on* each by Ferris Fain and Elmer Valo cause,) the dam­ age. A grand slam home run by (III H odges and another three-run blast hy Pee We* Rees* paces! the Brooklyn Dodgers to an easy 13-3 victory over (ireetiilorn of the Carolina League. Johnny Wyroatek blasted two home runs ami Gradv Hatton one to para the Cincinnati Rests to a 14-12 decision over the Washington Mention at Durham, N. C. Pilchsr 1Banstalla Cunsuegra and outfielder Oil Conn connected for Ik# Henalars. Tad William* sparked the R.> tea Red Hoi ta a 7* Iverdkt over Ibeir Louisville i A A i farm kat> moat ha. DeaaHa Despite aguplghig steal slug • avast by sta king a I wo-run homer in pa Ul In bl* lege be faired Mmthe third. self through aad lata a He A grand slam homer by Hherm with Alarnmln' Hamm* ft* Lollar touches! olf a a ll-run ninth the wear Vlrgtala kiBbOly Inning rally that gave the Ht. bad taken Ittle Ben's glare aa Louis Browns a 7-rt edge over the Iradiag moaey winner follow8t. Louis Cardinals In a night Ing the accident. Mat Began gam* at llouatou. Hlan Musial waaotaM# lu sammau up the cracked a home run fsir Ihe Hesl energy Tar Iba playoff which Birds. took place la a drWiac CallThe Chicago Whit* Bov downesl fora la rala— Ike wen* possi­ tba Birmingham llarons (H A ) 0-4. ble climate far Ms weakened and Luke Appllngs’ Memphis Chlcba upaat tha Chicago Cuba. 4In hi* nest tournament Ben Ho­ 1, at Mnuphla. gan wa* no longer regarded as a harmless cripple by the notalJy FSL C O N FER EN C E unsentimental pros who make up Florida Stale league director* hardbitten veterans had felt a managers, scorers, umpire*, nidi certain sympathy for Ren In the and press representatives a' Bing Crosby match, but that feel­ meet at Ih* Mayfair Inn on'-' ing waa dissipated In tk* Na­ at 6 P.M. to make final arrange­ tional Open. The sight of lb* ment* fur opening the season Frinerval*** Tesan teeing off was day. Opening day games ara ached enough— as Demarei .said — lo mak* a man tit down and cry u W as follows: Orlando here: D Land al Daytona Reach, Gain** with frustration. villa at lawsburg and Cocoa al - Hagan won ti wan the Palatkfc It decisively and waMnrcktlmad a Waving II wide open for Ben. Thai waa all Ibo Mechanical Man the M eat er a vktory waa in A f te M I Waa obit Fail* was antl-eBmaa— bat ant far Boi s he felt. The black The* Augusta tournament waa browed pro smiled grimly and tha only major golfing crown hu Mid, "It dblnt mak* much dif­ Had ti to totk had failed toak hla hi* name on, ference what I shot; If I had had It meant d lot and l « settled d.twn a IU he (Hogan) would have had to win It with tha same doggtd, a 6d." unbending determination w i t h had won every other which major ^tournament. ntenl. rS**-*2: i r»i"t!l* Sm tin y Jk ltb # Mtrt Art In New r A l * i ^ U A \ i t i ’Zu 1«. LHK H A flM m i) HhKAl.D, HA K rO liO . 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(Inlfrnalluncl Soundpholo) u IIO M I I 1*1111. io p v * r u i u r of tli* » of SUSAN n u ll'll UI.LK l\ l«;ilT 4*H RIrtl, l?Ut he* Fm« f 11**1 ill* for 1lL.il « l l «•*, ami ihi< ft* oill in ih* fl«hiif.»F4* I m u k U a St*riiironi, I'nMiity lu.l** *>f Hr mi rmlff »N*uuly. Kliiflili, *■u ih* (Till <ll» erf Apr II. M il, f-T 4p|UellAl 4>f aini fi*r fin.it ills hAIRi1 d* I '.Utir* Plfeutor Ilf 1tl* r *t .11• erf SUSAN iM iv iiK M .i: w u iiiT . a**.rf#rwi i. ii i«« *t •-»i Ul** ufeif ill Ifi* **kA11* elf HiUih |tui)«|i*||* Wight* ilm'pAirtl DR. II. K. RING i IIIIM IP ItA rT O K I'li i» m - m il fur up|HiiriUuH>| I’lionr 1712— 1716 This Coupon Worth 35* % :$ } H O T F O O T M O U S E & R A T KILLER Itunm 101 Sanford .Ntlanllc National Bank HM*. M V O O V W W W V W V W W iA lV Slanluy-ltoKurN llanlwarc Go. 211 S A N FO R D In order lu liiliiidure H O i I tro t It 1 1 A M ill SE h it.I.U K lo lie- I u-touirl* n r are 11111111? r * l ) llti* l-or. (lie rani ah'Ulull It lire with r i t r ) p lililie r ol out Hi or ) lie n il. trl liatsy! till in iwupun lltlu*, I d i lo )uUl Ocalci llr il till la In 114nir and •rod lu u* lul nluu.1 AVE. Phone 1361 DIM INS M«ii tturpom Itw <a%»» tfffuml tlwtcf lo A«no«tc«n Try HERALD . Wrant Ads \ :l •’ f rf,‘■ | *•*•*» ■*pre 00W#| SPECIAL SERVICES — 13 COLO H K D Brer (ianten. i urrra land, llltyrk Btdg. .Ml » 40— 1500 Watt Knlar light plant. For i|uirk tale. 12250.00 Part Oath. I'atl IS77-W nr tee me at r#M Celery Ave. _ tiNF. itliiiM l i t j C.SK 10’ x 24' and 12 Jol outside f i t ) , t2.b0U.U0 •r Oath. N E A R L Y N E W . Cencrete Block , ■ . >art a UaM i t par llae l* »lll.* ta llare #1 far llae laaartlaa Pita e a d . iu ifa llae. Uaahla rata for flat# laaa riya. PHONE 148 W a a l 4 fa — III ha aeraflad ■ ta r lha l d » k . M aa maararaa* daw, r t M * If yaar aaaaa la Hale# la i f i le lirfa k a haah. l a re la ra fae <u>* aeeaaraaadatlaa the i f T i r t h e r to e o e e te # fa M r i n a e # « r -fe e . a a ea b# real e-*«lhl* aerr lee, all W a a l 44a w eal ha la aar at* flea aa lh a day he I ary a ah llra. P leaaa M f r a a layiaedlalelr If a a aaaaa a e e a ra l a y a ar a#. W e ra a a M V raaewaalhle fa l w e re lh a * > »e I a r e tr e a t la —r . Ilaa. 14. — s- THE h e r a Ld SANFORD mb —1 ______ FOB HKN T m m v rA Tw tw ts T and A to m l l i W. F lm Wmne 4«kW 6 'T b o V HOt’HK fc.fTaKt. room* furnlihcd. Xltcheo furnlihed. Good location. 10IJ.M. _ ___ K llK M H IIM i 4 rooibw' ■ downetalra. Oil I'urk.. HotNe, 3 Brditayrri*, !) tot*,’ M ,- :•(*>otl. ' DKhtlui iM IB HTHE. outside t:.t>^ ll.ooiJ.WJ 'j Cash. ' itKIMtenisi iin C H K iH m t a nule* from town, |ft,i'4)UIK), good terms. J ItKJilB KIM IIO U H E, Deall.y i uininoitity, (hirnplrtely F u rnialierf, I It Bullti, fl/dJO.IMJ, liheral term*. J. W. IIA l.l., ItKALTOH FlorWa Stale Bank Building Phone 17la. HY OW NER Small farm— 0 room*, nice hath, 2 acreennl ttorche*. Modern con­ venience*. Fruit. Furnlehesl or unfurnished. A Bargain. Addre** Kt. I. Box 1.12, Sanford. Phono 169T«W*I.__________________ FOR SALK: 7 roomi, complet* with gat and electricity. 4 bed room*, acrrerird front porch, I (dock from Pott Office on black lop road, cltru* fruit. Good lot. 1600U.0U. W. II. Ertal, Lake Mary r/o Mr*. J, II. Cowan 1B77J. PRICES A —J 619 R. First Street DEBARY, Fla, Dn ftoBte l7, 7 IITRAlLffRR VAQAioND t l m H«i*t. VaTcB Mi ainu^lS^. 'Xh work guarantewd. A Reasonable ww w t w i r T n M r i i n w i i-H V " 1 w—or —»■»—r— r!• - m j Phene till J— U CAN- Late Model M tl uaed very little, egtra elaar.. smart style. Very reasonable «J)Bgrt Trtller mli RM Bob _ a — Cftimicil Co F O Hob 14*0 |liim*B|h|tn All R IG H T OLD NEW SPAPERS ROOF w o ltk ■•( all kind*. Users Q U A L IT Y M E R C H A N D IS E For tale at 2c u pound at the and Gutter* Repaired and Paint* Sanford Herald ed. New Roof* applied. Painting ami coating. Sanford, Ph. Trade mark painta |:U i <i gal. lOtm.W. It. R. a- kridiurg. o/A I(K IKK New Khaki Uaderahiita 4tc each NEW FI tro H S •uriaceU to par* All *ite tatpauli ta feel ion. Old floors made Ilk# A R M Y -N A V Y SU R P LU S nrw PihiMiinsr, ■leanine A waa 310 Hanford Ave, _ Ph. t i l l •hg B.irtable fhiwer plant n We both uije w h en y*.u d..n*t L n n g year, asperlrnce la Haraisst# y eu r p re w rlp tlo r.e in L A N K Y 'S County, II M Glraoon, U l t Vhcne m i Mare BOCK L A TH . She.t Rih k. Nail*, I.AWNMOWKItH Shar(H>n4<!. t> Pipe, H\ |4-2w. Ilnilied. Del. cycle? repaired, lock .ind he* f ZINC .K A IH S U COMPANV. work. Prompt »erv *e. H W 244 lllvtrtiilu llnve, New York Sliiin.N 1| u K IH St U , N. Y. Mo. <him _ A LL TY P E S of Bulldoter Work MOTOR H IK E : Good condition. l(< asoiialde Rale*— Free KellSee V. M. Pleruon, Sanf.ijil male*. Carpi ill? r # Grace v Trailer Pnrk. I’rirr rearonalile. I W CIOS U -it *AK. I BARGAINS in neu ami m -coiiiI Gontrarlor, builder, car^H-ntar and hand furniture lletlroom auil*, iiiii-oiiry work. Spevlallilng in living room *tdl>, linoleum tug* ruoflug. No job in *:nall or Bucket A Royal Furniture Co. large. M. li. Beard-lev, Sanfutd, JOB Hanford Ave. 111. 2, Bo* 't'.i'.i, Phone Winter G EN ER A L Electric Hand Vacuum Park St!2VB7. Cleaner. Never u»ed. I36JIU. 0R A G I.IN E aervlre rlayjlll dirt, M i l ' K M M O IIH K I'imiie 221-L fietieva. lop noil, peat, nholl, dump truck nervice. Phone tllkb-tV. A R TIC LE S W A N TE D - « T I L E YOGK BA TflR O O fl walls now! Plastic or nluminum wall We buy, tell A trade u?ed III*. Frre estimate*. Orange Tile furniture. WBton-Maier Furtu* Shop; 2210 N. Orange; Phone •lire P y . I l l E *•♦ W« 434H, Orlando. Fit, 7— Pela.Uvealnek.Suppliea — 7 W A TC H AN D CLOCK repairing Good work <oo-cicnllously donr. Your favorlle fountain pen rt H O X E R — brindiv. female, 14 conditioned like new al factory. All work guaranteed. Walter H. Trapp, l i t K. Secnml Street. B— ' H ELP W A I T E D —< t bwl t—REAL ESTATE WANTED—4 IF YOU want to sell your home, Phone get mult*, list It with J . W. W A N T E D — girl for fountain and FS— N O TH KH-PEKSTlN ALH - U drug dept. l*anay]a_Drur Store. Hall, Realtor, Florida State AGGRESSIVE Saleaman. Steady MARY'S LEN D IN G I.IRK ARY Clean Bank U lif.F Phone 1768. employment, many opportunities i 1202 Magnolia I* now upen Mon Apply W A N fE l) to buy House or I ait thru Fri. Ill to 12 A. M„ 1 to d fo r advancement. Firratone Just outside of town from owner. Ap‘s 6 P.M. Hat. 4 to IT I'M . Store*. MOIJRItN a room furnlehesl apt. Phone P44-W. Private bath. Adulla. 2300 Mel H A V E C L IE N T S with cash for W A N TRE D P A IN T AN D BODY WDIIK lonvlile.__ imble of finish Roy Riel, 10d Wont 2ml. Street, two A three le*droom modern Steam PTHhrr Iks. Piece work 3 ROOM HOUSE for rent. Phone home*. See llighleymen with ,n* W0" 1 ■*,"1 . . . Sanford. Phone IMS. Espert Raymond M. Ball. Realtor. KlorH fuarantea 140 weak. Apply ^Jfn tj^i^e* n eM * rire < ^m e n ^^^ 1SM-J.________ Ida 8tate Rank Building up^wntown Claanera and Launnt. boo a ROOM fum Lhed i ' ' Phone miu. drjr, l!3 Palmetto Avenue.^ LO ST AN O FOUND — 14 If Palmetto Avenue.f , • ) i m._ I A L E R T and experienced man for T R A IL E R for re n t lUtaLle foi A R TIC LES FOR SA LK modrrn (crvira ttalWi. Good FO U N D : Itrown key rase, con­ two. Paark Avenue Trailer taining key*. Owner plrase rail Marling salary. Write Box G, Typewriter desk. Swivel chair, Court. at Herald Offlre____________ c/o Herald. . __ . car luggage carrier. Two large o 3W 0 n EB R O O M H O M E- Ni.-rh HAi.F.SMAN W A N T E D : Aggre*. tricycle* wide carriage type” furniihcd, Electric, k it c h e n . AUTOM O IIII.KS — 16 sive salesman 10-60 wanted for 16— Large yard. Well hmdaraped. . writer. Phono li m J L J , established fire insurance debit 2 apartment *ise ranges, I builtAvailable May Itt. Seatonal. In Sanford and Deland. N> ex­ R E N T A CAR. U-drlve it by day. in kitchen cabinet sink, % rollNo, 2, Plney Ridge Road, Catperience neceaaary. Permanent eel berry. ■ L away Iwd, Pjrrrx coffee maker, Week, or **»*on. English Ford* connection. Write P. 0. Bo* several mine, art Idea. An* and American Fords, sedan* K IT C H E N B T T E Apt. Slumberland lew I, Orlando. ED., giving i net la'* Grill. Phone IN64-J. station wagons ami convertible* Court, 8. City Limlla, Highway references, and where you may Rtr Ir k land-M or ri Min, Inc., 11 be contacted for Interview. - J i f t ___ — ---------------- T IJX e IK) FE E D S . Complete Ilaa First S t................................. Hunt1* T u t edo Feed Slam. 4 ROOM saraee apartment. 116 FOUR W H ITE Girla, curb Service. D o h o E 106t -H i wheeler, ilseper, No. Jeaiflnminr Avenue.' _____ M IL L S Iw X i' S fto r --4M K. 4th I mi Miluire at Pig and Whistle ur straight air, 20 ft. reefer. Stick, St. We Buy. Sell or Trade mn*t T R aT L E R SI’Af^l^-diniando call 1162. Must be 21. hand rontrnl, good rubber. •nvlhfftp. ^hitfiK Iftfll milear. South, . — Trailer Park, W A N TED A T ONCK-Kaw lclgh Shape, |M . Tel. 1316-W -l, • ■‘Really clean for folk* who ELECTR IC ~ Refrigerator, g a a lly (Mt Dealer in rity ef Sanford. Wt ite Dependable Used Cara care.’ Shade, recreation room, gas water heater, wood Rawlelgh's Dept., FAD-440 F. ISIS Ford Custom M 2 door heal ell staves, ruga, ate. ■Skill Memphis, T e n n .____ „ „ ledan, Radio, Heater, IISP6 . 0 0 Phone W A N TED : Man to Kelp wKlTvard 1II4S Dodge Custom 4 d<>or work one day a week. Phone sedan, 11336.00 Vegetables, Livestock and mla'JWI 1047 Dodge Custom dob 2— * “W a n t e d rellaneonf sale every Friday coupe, radio ft 156 (Hi —. I• WORK W A N T E D night at 7:30. Col. Larry Janes, 9— “Standing Pine pine Timber r nnd/or IU47 Plymouth 8p. deluxo 4 log* delivered to our. mill. Brown door sedan, radio 11056 00 BABY S ITTE R . Heat of Referen­ Bultdera Supply Co.. Mfg. Div„ lA^oSIlVARMKRH* AUCTION ces. Mrs. M. Falkenberg, 4I9H IM S Chrysler Wlnsor High­ I iMile south of city llmlta on “ hone 4131, Mt. Dora. Fia~ lander, radio, heater, hy. Palmeiro Ave. Oarage Apt highway 17-82. -----------jo - l 'A. dramatic drive 11196.00 IL EST A T E FO R SA LK — I 13— SPECIAL SERVICE? — IS SEMINOLE COUNT YMOTORS traaa ae far retired want peaee and Offered bej o w n e r , C O U R TE O U S S E R V IC E <TI!K I.0NK ItANGKIt llv H iiy L u ll* llw C“ ESTA B Will DUney ynliJ o nvawE fA N 'C vf v C W M ' t40**OCAC> ‘ wHiEP N N A M -N N A M - V l i l ’ . . . \ M I M M J * -ll\ \ -\ S -0 - i.E-PaAltt'E-DOw* 1 CfwB7 Hy I ran S lrik a �WEDNESDAY APR. 11. IM 1 THE BANFOWD HERALD, BANFOBH. FLORIDA PAGE KIGH'f . Forester To Show Conservation Film Robert F. Simpson, inrnibcr «f the Florida Hoard of Forr>try, will sIkiw a sound motion picture, ’•Florida Wealth nr Waite1', |p a program presented by the Semi­ nole County Ambition H<wietv at the Garden Club Monday night at 8:00 o'clock, It was announred to­ day by George Bwartr. The publir la Invited. The mimed motion picture, raid Mr. Hwarti, will p»rtrnv the dra­ matic utory of Florida's fight for permanent |irns|>eritv dreplln Mich odds as winds, frcere«, fires, etc., and emphasis will lw plarrd on the nerd for conservation «f forests and other natural resources. Person- intere trd in hiid study are Invited to join members of the local Audubon Society »n » Irits to Persimmon Hammock on Saturday. Apr. 21. A fjf'up '*111 IcH-r the fiardrn Pcntei nt f./VI A.M. Tho<r desiring I cans |v>ration are advised by Mr. Hwartt to tele, phone him, 77ft-M. On Monday night at Hie Tourist Center, Mr. Swarts showed scenrs In color of “ the srrnir west". Baseball P l a y e r s Arc Placed Under Wage Freeze Rules W ASH IN G TO N , Apr. 10— on — Tties Wage Stabilisation Board today ruled wages paid baseball players must runfona generally with club |>ayr«ll practices of 1950. Official* said that means no Individual hall player ran he paid more this year than tha hlrPfst salary a player on the sam* club received during 1W0, The ruling was made at the request of attorneys for the ma­ jor and minor league*. They asksd whether wage* paid pall player* are exempt from wage control*. The Hoard said they are not Today's itding applies only to hasrliall. lint it waa considered very llkrly similar rulings would lie made on other profasllonal sports, such as football, hockey and Itssketliall. Players hr those spoils havr sim ila i em ployi ■*tnIdnyre relationships as thst »f laisrhall. Ily making tha I9fd) salary or the top.paid player on each base­ ball cluts a chits “rrillng" the rul,bm o*sy oiean tiiai some itar* -'ill have to Ftfrrgo r.xlary boon!awarded them in new 11*51 eontrarts. For players M o w a rluh’s re|ling, there is considerable leeway for mrrit raises or bonuses. The club must show the Wage Board, however, thst the player has rarnrd a belter salary Waus# of increased ability. Toe Imard ot reeled that earn club keep a payroll record avail­ able for insprrtlon by the Board's representative*. The h*iaril said it may modify or revoke pxlay's ruling *t any time "or as to any club" as It proceeds with davalopmsnt of a more detailed wag# slahilltatlon pollry. It was Indicated today's ruling may !*• only temporary. Salaries paid baseball players will not Im> limited by the 10 per rent overnll felling applicable to workers generally In Industry — Ts- • — . r - - Farmers Auction To MacArtliur Praised Hold 1st Birthday I C r t t l H N r r M f i « t Orel The Sanford Farmers Auction, Inr. will celebrate It* flrat birth­ day Friday night, and among the articles auctioned will lt« a big birthday rake, aald C. R. Dawson, president. Increasing amounts of vege­ tables are being auctioned at the miscellaneous sales, he stated, and many housewives era among the buyers. After a year of operation, the Auction now has 20 acres of land south of Hanford, and 18,000 In­ vested In buildings. Plans arc pending for the hulid. Ing of u rattle auction market, in­ cluding • budding and rattle pens, said Mr. Dawson. A vegetable re­ packing shed will he rnnslrurtrd in the near future. Another pend­ ing project will hr the building of a restaurant and a filling station at the market apprnarh on the Orlando Highway. Return Of Formosa' ira -iia io S ■'mm r*ae Oast upportunity In take pari in the rurrent negotiations'' for a Japan­ ese peace treaty. W AS H IN G TO N , Apr. I I — /AT— llritish proposal* that Itesl China he Included in Japanese peace treaty negotiations and be given title tn Formosa were branded as unarrrptalde today by American officials. The two requests are due lo lie turned down wan by Arrrbessador John Foster Duties In the souls* of hla treaty talks with British AmIwssadnr Kir Oliver Franks. The proposals represent by far the mu*! serious problem which has yet arisen among the western power* in connection with the Japanesr peace treaty. But Dulles, a Republican advisor who Is running the project for President Truman, is reported to lie optimistic that the British will not lie adamant. Hlatr Department official# said any negotiation with the Chinese Red government— which Britain recognitre— would require that the United Males recogniva the Peip­ ing regime— something this coun­ try ha* no Intention of doing. Un­ like t^indon, Washington main­ tain* relations with Generalissimo Glutlng Kai-Hhek'* Nationalist re- greumen in an attempt lo fore* stall t h r telephony call*. "What’* going to Happen tn my ■ »m In (n KoreaT" L'ntaa frim A a m wnmiii son cried woman who telephoned tha New York Journal American, a Hearst pro. MacArtliur newspaper. A Journal American spokesman said "it Is the most violent public reaction In history/' “ llow Ho you impeach that old iwitrhbosrd operator at the Hearst New York Dslly Mirror. Hhp reported IM rails In 95 minutes. “What did MseArlhur say about Margaret tn make Truman firn him?" asked a rsller to the Den­ ver Po«t. The San Francisco Examiner received a telegram saying: "We have lost MacArthur hut thank God wr still have Grnrrat Harry Vaughan." Callers to the Columbus Dis­ patch asked: "What can we do?" Home wanted to sign a petition tn retain MacArthur. A fireman railing the Cleveland News said: "If we need a Kefauver Com­ mittee tn .how op 'he rottenness iO’ idr the *r-;nt|y, wr need one to stiuw up tin' trouble In uoi inter­ national policy." Calls to the Canton, O., Itrpnsi. lory brought three cooiments: (<ll ■ sa i-iimt* JBiirf *a stiatris* . it'a Draft Deferments Underworld Chief K ilin is Meeting COLORED NEWS JAMBS CRAWFORD DIBS Dies In Luxurious Funeral tervieee will be HeM tlfk a u to hia . Awards war* prvMiami Beach Home santaer ny Mr. rrtngie for perfect Sunday at 3:00 P. M. at 8t. Jamea Church, at Ninth Street and C yattendaaca. MIAMI H KACll, Apr. I I — <AT - Charles Fischetii, SO, one of the leader* of America's under­ world, died early today at his luxurious Miami Beach home. A doctor who had hern attend­ ing Flsehettl for the past four d*y* said thsr Heath was caused by a heart attack. He said there was no doubt it resulted from na­ tural causes. Fischel'l, and hi* brother. Roc. ro, surrendered nine days ago to the >rrgesnt-at-armi of the U. 8. Filiate after fedyal agents had ought them rr/njr months tn rtve them with U. S. Senate Crime Investigating Committee *id>p*ierui* Senator Tnhry (f l-N H l. a memlier ef the Kefauver Com­ mittee, pressed for reopening of the crime pndie the day ‘ tha Fisehetth **jrrendcred Tohey •aid at the limp that "they are kingpins in thr gambling world mol would contribute a lot of in for mat ion." Charles Flschrttl was described by the Kefauver Committee as on? of -even overlords who ruled America'* underworld on the basis of strlrt efficiency and business with an annual f2ftJNMtJN)ft,noft take. Following his return from Washington. Flsehettl contracted a virus infection and a doctor was i tiled tn his waterfront retain at 17% Allison Road, AIHs t (stand. Miami Reach. The doctor, who asked that he not l>e Identifies!, said Flsehettl si* fretful at bring rooped up In ih> house, which Is fllled.with piccollected ______ while lure* Flsehettl _______ l-n-ing a* the rilver-halred art i Xpert "Dr, Flslicr’*. At -1:1ft A.M. today the doctor *i-l he received a frantic tele­ phone rail from Mr*. Fixehatti: "Come right over, lie’s got terrihh pain* and he rant breathe." When hr arrived. Ihe doctor *ald Fiwhetti wa* breathing hi* last. The death certificate listed Ft*ehettl's age as fit). Ills father Is dead hut his mother lives in Ilruoklyri and the funeral will lie held there. Fisrhrttl waa a cousin of Ihe late A I Capone ami had been a*«oelated with the Capone outfit sinre the late 1020s. He once served as CiilHine's chauffeur. Puerto It I- an- weir grant Amrrlran ritl*rn*hip In 11*17. Yongang, o» the w**t*rn Irani. Tha R m huklod mortar fire Irttn Bu Aiiivfkau unit and ware pound*d In' turn by Ameriratt artillery. Two American Infantry alUclu t o n ia i l m m *... , ww-a-MA - i . _ quipment. pn«|>« tfieri future_settlement Theme included 8. F. Doudney and F. I la sky Wight, 11 years; Ralph A . Smith, E- 0, Kilpatrick, Dr. L. T . Doss, B. B. Crumley and J. Martin BUneelpber, 8 years: Howard Montiath and Ed Lane, 4 ire; A . L. Collins, Joel Field, rl Higginbotham, K. M. Field­ ing, and William Stemper, 3 yean John L. Galloway aad Al Wilson, 3 yean and Fred Wilson, Roy Mann, Raymond Kader, R. K. Evans, E. H. I-aney and O. K. Goff, ono year of perfect atten­ dance. Rupert Strickland, chairman of the recent mlnatre! show, thanked other members for their support of the program, and naked that a resolution of thanks be extended to the Klnalmmee Club for sending the entire cast of their show here. President Joel Field commended Ralph Black wt Me r. ticket sales­ man for tha show, fir hh success In selling more than l,->R0 tickets in mder to promote the show and add to the KI wants underprivileged children’s fund. Judge R. W. Ware introiincw the guests: W D. Lawrence, W in­ ter Park; G. E. Daniel, Orlando, J. II. l-ambeth and Jack Stemper, and Joe McClung of tha Key Club. E prres Avenue, for Jamea Crawford 73 year old negro who died In the local hoipital Sunday night after a lingering illneaa. James, who wa» horn In Valdosta, Ga., came In Sanford in 1022 and until Illness forced him to stop work, « w entployed by the City of Sanford. Ills wife, llcrtha. survives. Funeral services for Edward Thomas, who died Apr. A at Ro­ chester, N. Y „ will be held tomorrow at the Zion Hope Haptisl Church at 4:00 P.M. Rev. II. W. Williams will offiriate. The Efrhelherjrer Funeral Hume wilt be In charge of the arranrementa. Odham Declares (C m II sss * V c s m rs*s Ose I ing factor* In t*dh reinstate, mania." Hultivan ami V. R. Fisher, llill*iKirough county solicitor, were suspended after grand jure Indict, ments. Fisher wa» reinstate*) after drunken ami reckless driving. Sul­ livan'* indictment was wiped out hy the State Supreme Court, which ruled he wa* not charged with a crime under Stale law. The Governor yeiterdsv declines! The United States Air Force Is made up of 10 major com­ comment on reaction to hi* rein­ mand*. Strategic, Continental, Air statement of Sullivan Material, Air TrJn ln g , Military Air Transport Service, A ir Uni­ versity. Ovaries i, Air Proving Weight of paper used In the production of It. S. currency during 1010 totaled 1,702 tuns. Ink used weighed 1,188 ton*. Thu ssiore has spoiled <*# That'* the way we treat out customers. Rut, even tnorr lmportanl, we KN O W HOW l<> care for your CAR. Gel tin* habit of diivirg in rrguls.lv ROY GREEN’S AMOCO SERVICE .'ml and Park BARGAIN 1948 BU1CK CONVERTIBLE Olympic Blue Finish, Practically New Tires, Radio, Heater, Seat Covers, Excellent Mechanical Condition Ceiling Price * 1 7 1 5 .oo Sale Price You Save $ 1495.00 $220 °° fi-l Wendell Wilkin^— tfu^ Rrput^j, Ci an presidential ramililat-'. > 1 Rut he refused to « y If he hid signed a Communist Party "nomiat ing petition" on July 31, 11*42, nr if he had participated in other Communist Party aclWillaa. n Estate O f Many Millions for Others CUSTOMERS In order to acquaint our customers with the changes made In the packairing and distribution of nur milk, we wish to explnin the action we have taken. Otic of the great rewards to ui who h»ve g|wnt mir Uvea a - life liiAtirARrr re present at ivep fa the knowledge that onr effort* have been devoted to the protection and future happinew of ulhern. The estate 1 have helped nthara to build U located a t Sanford .. - end extends to the borders of Stmlnole County, Corutgntly = 1 -- j * rV - - - V „ growing, deapfte depreaaion and war* crop falturea end bank holidaya, It haa meant aecurlty for many familiea In our rommunity, education for children, taxes paid and pension* MUk delivered to our customers, however, is still produced on our farms and proceseed In Sanford, with the exception of tM i milk which we send to Orlando to be bottled in the paper contain c n a t the Perfection Cooperative Plant, in order that you may have your choice of either the glass or paper container. provided for. Today, as 1 begin iny itoth year aa New York U fe’a representative In Hanford, I would Ilka to express my thanka to a community that has given me ao many opportunities to serve Its p u t, present and future We wiO ctmtimte lo operate a milk p lait and business of flee in Sanford employing the same local personnel in the and on the routes who have served you in Che past % 4 Boy Holler, Agent ■34*51* V We have a g g n claM yaar patronage and confidence, and,we hope that we will oMttave to enjoy them, for we slaceiely believe we have acted in the beet interest* of oar friende and customer^! and for the host buoin*** interests ot this community. NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY H ;j | 51 Madison Avenue K g g S i a H New York 10. N. Y. A«k Your Grocer For Milk In Pure-Pak “ <S: h T t g s i f f g r i t M" si ’■ V J. f Ph. 9107 �In fJnltr Th*r# Is S tm t f t h— To P r«U ti l U P m i of 1 1 1 * World; Ta P i o m u it* Progress of Am tiUi. To Produu P m H n l l for At«fwiL VOLUME XXXXU H ttp ^rntfard 2fmilfc EaUblUhtd 1908 Florida House Votes To Probe Charges Of Political Corruption Special Senate Com­ mittee Is Set Up 9 To Hear Testimony On Warren Actions AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA T i l l K S D A Y A R P , 12. M ill Revision Of Sales Jaycees P r e se n t Webb Resigns As enemy jet*, piotulily destroyed Tax Is Taken Up* Progress Awards !""*• Head Of And *i * ^ IwP1 - _ i' in two inatiny sir fight* ovei By State S e n a te To Press, Radio northweit Korea. GameCominission All Aide liean plane* came tafrU j * Ewwy Prize la Won By Kenneth Ramsey lltil ll«IUilf>il I luU> Fit'Fpl ini itM il ih im rn ra*l lu «M(1 r r i t l l a l M iiifh |H*r t i u n I hi-* j m «! rtlrra u * .1 f ( r r it.Min j i i i I |>ii««ilil) nil Itiwrr ra«l ra id la* iiiftil. Leased N ii . t tin W ire |j I ih IJ . • Housing Shortage Reported Growing In 8aiiVmti -Vu;;\ Truman Declares UN P l a n " '* J f e f . Not Hit Red China Senator Kerr Asserts General Should Not Be Heard Fxcent In Closet I Con mm ii*«* W V S IlIN t.lO N , Apr 12 1.1*1 I I..use Hr public ,rii irjilr, M iritis 1 out of thr ball let. K i s l t O f G l m h m m I W . t r ol M it-.u liuirtlt tani loil.it there Our ol llic ihuntlrioui clatlieIt ,r pu,nl.ihtt t,r iici.il 11.,ovl.it Reason G iv e n F tu wat lhr InggeM jrl lighl m hitlory M .iiAillim may lit lu rk to the Il instdtrd I >2 |rt planrt All P o lic y O l C a u t io n l nitsij Slates orxl -tiik to -iJtiirt* Ruinan-iusdr M i l , I ' m and 71 k ongictt. Tbe Sanfoid Jayceet today p a ­ American F’JMw and F-48t— ami W A M lIN t.lO N , Apr 12 t/1’1 M Him m-iilr llic amuiumcmrlit I 1’ici.il. nl I ium.li. it licIcntiH. tented Progress and Service almui 40 11-20 medium bombers lo octttinrn lollowing an rally awardt to Rolland Dean, editor ol ni ill.It l .killil Nallollt 1.01 ..licit mmmog xetiiun -.1 llic lloutr K e On the ground two t'hlnese the Sanford Herald; I'd Ray. ex divitiun* pulli-tl back tuddenlt •lay ..'-it 11nn, \t.nul.oi. j nut pul-lit ,10 Poll, t i oounillce editor of the Oilando Sen- and mysteriously on the centra' t l.uu .il ill.- -I.ivc ol ll.c K-uc.iii " T h e re i» a p o --i li il it >. lie *nnl, front, Anttricun troop* pu*hed tinel-Slar; Myron Reck, nwnei ol rnutiou*ly ahead in thrii wake I .gill him - Ictl .ill.ii k- on Rril ln-ct "Hint lie ne ra l Mo- V l Xtills will fit lull ti next Week and w ill be a v a il­ radio station V I R R . and licinsid against no opposition. Staff of1- 11.1 I. oil t gcnci.ll WJI Culhrir, editor of lhr Ssnlord firers said they were puttied h/ In hit i.ulio .uklicit liit night able to a -h lre -t t’ongre** t.uitier than the three w eek- mentioned the enemy withdrawal. Builder. explaining why he l.ictl (,cnci.il e u rlie i.“ The (wo Red divisions Wed­ Jaycee Pinidrnl W. H. Strmp- nesday bitterly np|H>*ed Allied Dougl.it M u Aiil.or- Mi I iirnian Original plans. Marlin *aid, rr riprrtied the appreciation of crossing* of the ijnntan Iliver made dear llic "Iw.mlt line mutt were fur the deposed General lo return from Japan by -tup the Jayceet -for thr aid rath of south of t'liorwon They (might icm*in ji tl.c Vtlu H itr. Li-uml.ii) lli-publicim-, furiously angry at thr mm had givrn the orysniralion from the craggy lull* north nf hrlween Notlh Kotca .mil Man* President Trum an for firing the the river. ovrr thr yrsis. i limn unless llic t omimitmlt General, art sponsoring a trsolu Hut lln-y broke contact Wednes­ '•canti- -,f |m-i - until business “ If high relit* do out come lion inviting MncArthur to nil Mr. Drsn. who wat iulioducrd by day night -town, we a re liable lu have rent llirnuclt ct i on.pt-l nl lie* action. dit w a joint meeting of the Sen­ Morris, v tui tin* bt-i-n a incinhcr Judge Douglas Stcnitiom. congrsFlic i'lrm lciit lillllirll put 'lie -i-id iu l." the ttn lrd . Sou tb Korean tn»>p» mi the uf tire cun mi** uni since 11*41 a ml ate mot the House Itayniund Hall, president of the i|UC>ll»n M.t< Aill.i.r lung Im i ticcli lulslrd the Jaycee* on their cam­ ea*t r*tsst ttald>ed 2d miles Into tcivnl a ihairman in IU47 amt The Mouse Rule* Committee will Seminolc County ll.-at-l of Real­ consider the resolution liunorrnw paign for ctime prevention and at­ North Hurra in the deepest Rel- iPtlb thin tin* cli'vted unaniailing tor*. ii-ported tislay that his and Martin -aid he i- confident tempts to (m et out corruption in laml penrtratiun of the current ntuutly III* |irt-*rnt Ivrm un the regulai ouslngas it ncarlv dl* “ Why don’t wr lioml M.m- tmtIi the committee and tin- Mouse United Nations drive. agency cvpltc* next Jamiatv. government. In history'* liiggr** jet bot­ lie taid he would acfrld unty milled l-y the number of nppli- i lui.it anil China ilsrID ' Why udi approve it. Me -aid In- doesn't Comparing their efforts to those tle, the HO Mills swooshed out nf il thr mrinl--) • agreed tu forget - nut- dully seeking rentals and don't wc aunt llic t limctr Na- expect \dmini*tration Democrat* appealed to landlord* to hold tionalnt lioop* to land on the to light the irivitatinii proposal. of thr Kcfauver Crime Investigat­ Red Manchuria against 72 II. 8 pfirunal difference* nnd lian<lle pricr* down. A* fur the Senate’* attitude, mainland of China)” ing Committee the Herald editor ets flying cnvrr for 10 to 40 agency inatti l* in a business.like Martin -anl lie didn't know. "It Is recommended,” he stated, T, 8. Superforts. The lt-21** drop­ msnner. “ It s r were to do these •aid the fight mutt be continued per 100 tons nf bombs on tin tin the Democrat*' side. Sen­ Ilcfuit- today the commi**iuii “that landlords hold then rentals if successful results are to be ach­ vital railroad bridge serosa the ha* been split 2-2 nn most cum- at picM'tit levels, or if rental* things,” In answered, " » r wmil-l ator Kerr of Oklahoma -tin lured Yalu River between Artung, Man­ mission huaines* It cuuldn't teacli were ncently Increased to rrd u rr he running * very- grave risk of MacArthur—-fired bt President ieved. starting n general war tf an- won't do it the way the churia, and Sinnlju, Korea. agivemrnt on a chairman to sne­ them to reasonable ami compar­ wrrr to do then- tiling-, we Trum Republican* propose if he. Kerr, "A philosopher hat u id that The American jets shot down ered Width at th>- tegular January able level*. ‘eternal vigilance is tha price of two MIG*, probably destroys.) rrurganisatiun meeting. “ It ran plainly lu- seen," he ad­ would 1-t-rtime eiitnnglerl in a can prevent it. Mow much open vwet i-onillct ntt the contini'nt party help the Oklahoman will get Wrhl- and Murri* unsuallv have ded, “ that If landlord* lake ad­ uf Asia libestyt it is also the price of two other* amt damaged 12, mi that score rentaim-l tn duohl. vantage uf the acute housing torn rd itn*' Idu* in the agency A n*2I> gunner brought down a dean government." Mr. (Van con“ It may well la- that. In spite Senator W herry -»f Nebraska, situation nowprevailing In Ham uitth Lewis amt M V. Joiner of third Red let. 11-21'* alto damaged nl opr ln*'l efforts, lhr firm- the Senate G U I’ lea-b-r, l-M re ford ih«t. w‘* . yrilt again be burJacksonville un 1 1 is uppusilc tide another Red- j ^ . mhnfstt mny -pn-s.l the wm il.il purler* lie will routinin' to pie** > 9 9 , logh 9*Mtod~wul In the Then- nm only four number* limed with rent coni rut. * T e n n-We were damaged hut it wonld tie wrong— ttagirallv im action on a resolution he ofmeeting that tha purposes of the landed **f*lv In Korea. The others t|uw un the l-uur-1 Itec!) use Gover­ “ With the reactivation of the wrong— for n* to tske the Ini- f.rcrl )e*lrritav. It would invite Jaycee organisation and thoie of returned to thrlr Japanese or Oki­ nor Warren hat nut naim-d a sue- Hanford Naval A ir Htalii-n,*' Mi lintive in extr inlii.g tin- wat.” MacArthur to return to Wash■ St* lion W TRR— the progress and nawa hates ci **er tu 11 i1 Jum-- uf Naple*. Gall declared, “ thr demand for M. lip.im n llu.t left open ing tup at one* lo tell Id- tide of growth of tha community— arc rentals is v riy gnat, nml eit whu M-*lgneti when In *>eli-atid The second air luillle flare.I as he -ltd ut nr. i-arlier newt the «tury ut u Juiui rin-eli.ig of U'sillsssS lit ease T a m Identical and that In serving Itself Inter Thursday in the eentrr nf tu Ihe t.cgUlalui-conferelui* the ipictlP.n --f whip Cong rethe station Is cooperating with the “ MIG sllet" In-tween Riniitlu an I It ha- t-ern rcpi>rti--l thnl Jum • ll.it count rv would -lo if <1 Senator McFarluinl of Arinina, Junior Chamber of Commrtre prw- Slnanju. In this action lit Cum* will fetign a .i legi-lalui at th­ ('.Ii.i.iuuisl* Ihemtelvet la.il.H tin J te|uoi-fat ic leader. t-lockeit grata. 1 1 1 -i***iufi amt imtni't lets attacked 12 Aintilenn ru-' nf the all out m i ml waifnii' or. t 1 \ <iiii*i-l- ration ut the Wlierrv men•iunion Uradley, state Jayceu Sabre Jet*. will U- rssi(■|»**isit**tl tu tin- cum In-up* lu Kuicn -lift-. And Wherry ackru-wledgeil •rrretary, Introduced Mr. Iteck The Sabre* shot down two It.-d misslun Top milltisi \ in-n l.uvi- taid t lint Ihe parliann-uturv -it nut inn and compiemsnted Wm on the fine Jr|, >ni| ,ir„ liaMv destroyed an>mh a development w-io!«l triggei pru- ti-ally ruff* out anv a lour The (same <*iimmisskm, created w perstlon lh# Jam e s hsvo had ,|hrr Th(. fi ,,, , , f,„ lR mammoth retaliatory *trikr- today. at a cuiittituiiun.it l-u-li in 1 1 * IT, from tha statian In their vsriuus 1 minutes from 14.000 duwn to < • hat la-rn the tuigct fur severe ngnintt l!er| ha»et. wherever thev An identical re-olutn-n wit- indrives and campaigns- Mr. Reck 000 feet altitude. are. trihlilird in Ihc l|ou>c hv Rep. rrillritiu f i ■-lit Irgitlalul*. tome liy G. II. I'. KING said tbe Jaycave performwl a Mat tin I Mo**), tin inlnoiitv flooi Other Alllr-d planes In <'-72 *piirt*mcn nnd cuminen ial fishHut la*t night In- took shatp TOKYO , Apr. 12-l/Ft-G en. ml true public aarvlaa In bringing flights reported mure than feat testis- with the MacArthur school leader. It prot-ahlv will I -• CODirmen fur month*. Mur Arthur left hi* hcaibiuartt-r* many fin* speakan to Sanford. Red* killed nr wounded Thur»dav. It alto ha* tiet-u Imn with in- |in ihc downtown Dai Irhi hulldiny of !hotiglit, wlilcli advie-ate* the tldvreil by ilie llou-e Huh - Com Mr Ray, dascribad by Malrom the grratent claim avainst tr---r-t ti-tnal differences oi ■nininisslun after a one-haur visit tn hi* office lomldtig of ('onimunist b a n , iniltee Friday. McNeill aa en* of thr must pro­ in the pas* three weeks. Tin- fir-M Marlin lutKeil t-> Mm Arthur in ri< io«> the ylmirhiltian bonh-i tornghi, perhans hi* in-t gressive newspapermen in Florida, er» strafeil Irunp column* nf 0,1)00 pollrles n - n r l a a *4 era I 's i r t — - I One of Mac \rthur'* honor trom Korr-ii mid nt-l-ting tin A '(Meinl Senate mmmiltee wnadvised the Jaycees to takr an in •otdlers nesr An«k amt I,*at0 N‘nlionali-t* o| riming Kni-M nl .ruar-l salit the General wcril lo appointed in I Pit) to intcttigalc tense end abiding Interest in th* Reds near Shaeivony. In open a ti-cond front oo the rlcnn out his desk. politics of tha county, state and in the ernumt fishilne, thr A l­ the agency. The giuup -diaig-tl A large crowd of Amur., an - amt I'liirirti- tnainlnod the agemy with general mi* nation. "If we were t -- do tlieie thing-.' lies used l-nvonets and hand l- mJanunete had waited paiiri,ilv for Indifference an tha part of the nadrs In rarvlnr out two small management amt railed fur a hour* fur a plliu|i e of the five* Mi Trum an -uid, "ut would he cltiienry Is th* easiest road tu t-earhhesd* W-dm-tdav nn the ,torganU:ituin. \ tint general. tnnolog a verv grave risk of It will meet tonight tu detercorrupt government, he added. Hantan River north hank. if that Mm A r th u r .................. it of lh r 'Unlink ■' gmrsal war nfltie if it* recommendation* hav« "It Is the duty af every c l lien The Reils tried to hall the liern iallied nut t-efure preliar- I building M 11:10 I'.M., 7<t minute- Here to llnpp-’Ti, we would have to participate Intelligently In the l-ioitght atoiut (In- exact tltualiiiii United Nations advance uilb ing u flmil rvpurt to the ta-gmla- after he had entered C O P E N H A G E N , Apr. I t — ( M H'*a<laaed 9m h a s t i l l heavy mortar and grenade finKai tier he had talked w It h hi* we nn- trying lo prevent, — A joint l l a n i t h-American tore. "If we were I-do these Ihlngr. The stiff Communist onposlthm Brvetal measuie- already hnvi successor, L l. General Matthew It we would becnmi roiangled in a trtiitv on the deienii of Deritert nf firers at first to hallrve Ihev l-evn Introduced in the l.rgisla* Rldgwav, at hit retlilmce muik'* huge A n tic island of hail run Into the main enemy line. lure tu eit tier ul-ult*h the agrn*y, At hi* side a* MacArthur left ta-i confliil on tin- continent uf Greenland tun lion drafted uti I A-ia and our ta*k would become The Red* have lammed IH new or dra*ticly change tt« powers the budding wa* hi* right ham! it now being xto.til-1 l-t the two dit-'siunt lp*n North Korea. man, Maj. General Courtnev It imiiiiaturuldk mure .hfficult all governments, it was r-haldy and ilutie* Return of a warrior with the over the world Heavy fjghllnr also *wir'.-l irmnr-l today. Wet>h particularly hat beep the Whitney, who anknl to rr*ign from knowledge of having helped es­ near Yanygu on the aouthenstern ' MTint would nut the ambitionthe Army when hi* chief wn* fitivl \i-eonllng to thr diaft, the new tablish record* unequalled by any edre uf *he great llwaehun Re- tirgrt id ctilicistit from Iten. Tin - by- I'resldent T ru m a n . of tin* Kremlin belter than for treaty will to- valid for "il tm-n-lu who other carrier baaed flying or­ aervolr. Tight censorship ohveiir- vis I’hillips of our military font-to loimn MarAitliui was chatting with t-ar*. It will surei-eil tin treaty ehargiil hln with misute of puli, ganisation In the Korean hostili­ ihI the details. -tinted to a full -wale war with Whitnev a* they walked from the of I'JII, which g a t e the Cnitr-I lie fund*, and the u*c of rum- building. ties I* Jsek E, MMcdm, seaman. |le paused tu look at the Red China ? Stale* lig h t. |o eslabltih natal Allied troops advanced ftum the U8N, of Oviedo, FIs., a member Imjln River In the we«t practical- mU*inu e-tuipmept and person­ crowd. "It may well t- I hat. In *|iile and nil hn*e* in tile- •ili.iol. nel for private put putt * of Carrier A ir Group II. of otlr he*t iffo it-, the ('oinA Ku-tlan officer, o-*tit-ouk in It wn* leiito-il i t . P '-iu-th lv all alung thr front In the He* In romhst far nine month*, nf Japan east roast. That frnnt hand, *tooi| alone on the opposite 1.1111)1 - i • may sprea-l the wat. Hut will titoh-itake the naval def- ose which la lunger than any other now it wnul-l tnwrong tingirallk sidewalk. f th-- l*lan<t pm nor |>o*e Is almost all In North Korea. group, llitr fuilewlng record* were wrong— for it* to take the ini­ Denmark P h o tu g ra p h rrs ' flsih bu lh s imp will ink, over Ihe The troops are under the ternmads: tiative in extending the war.'' P- l, lig h tin g M a e A itln ir'- uu tore America., l-uilt tint it lm*e in 1. The first N ary pilot to shoot tu-tary command of id. General White ileclai mi- I loti the limit face. — nil- west Ar*uk Fiord on tlo down an rnemy MIG Jet fighter. Prank W. Mllhurn. Mllhurn l» act­ ed war in Korea will Incurt led Driver* llrenses l»»ueil since The five-star general »ntlr-l coast. 2. Sorties Gown, DA i 3- (More ing commander nf the II. 8. 71vb'h Hi-j.t. I, Htfitl. through Mui I I slightly, tpoke 1 1 1 the tiff it ct of nn with “ vigor amt -I-lei minxThe air defense --II len.mn than twice as many as any other Army until the nrrival nf I.t. Gen­ total It^ lH . nn lnrns*c of 7IH* the guard, I.t. Rol-ert D-twnev, and linn" nnd withuui uppi-usi-nn-iit. lit the hands uf th\ meTlcuna. eral James A. Van Fleet from group). he >.ffetnl the Cominool-t» peace over the lu.illH issued during the enter etl lit* *edotl. Whitney t limlwtl I'r.r tin* iea*on tin- I ...ted State* .1. Hours In the sir, 2.1,107, Wastiington. if they want il on ncceptaldi- will lie given hack .me nf tha Van Fleet succeeds I.t, Grneral rorre<tt"udlpg period ip I IMP-Mi, into another ear, (Unsurpassed). Downey, of Fottsvllle, Pa., Intel terms. It wa* nnnounred ltd* mm plug air base*, in r lading HI.lie . . . We*t — 4. An average af ft) strike Matthew II. Itldgway who f t-w to liy Mr*. 8. F. Fowler, elerk of said MacArthur h»-l remarkrd And he said: One nnd Eight, halide I -ve r It) mitslon* per man, (One-third Tokyo Thursday lo replace Gen- the Coopty Judge* r-uut. "Defeat of aggression tn Kotea the Dane* in the summer of iPfMl. “ the ftashhulh* rnnlndrrl him of more than the next ranking vrat MacArthur as suprinte com­ may be the turning point in the Dining the first three month* artillery." II a n I * h -American « imfen-ncet mander. group). Downey said he had been office, world’s search for a pta'llcal wav ctinceinliig the nett tic itv l.ave The Red* tiattling the Allies of this year, IHfi dilver* licenses ft. A record DjOOO.OOn pounds were issued compared with H71 in of the honor guard three year*. of achieving peace an-l security.” been tiking olare In *V|>enhugen of ammunition dropped on th* south of Chorwon may be the out- the first three months of l!*50. Real peace, he said, ran he since Mar, 27. Tear* welled In hi* eyr* a* hr it ol a concentration of ftl*f>,000 enemy. Marriage llrenses are showing watched MacArthur'* sedan drive achievetl through a settlement mmumat troop* gathered In the ft. Carrier landings. 10,000. ha-rd un the following facloi*. of sight. central mountains for a imsslldean Inrrrase. she statrd. From Ian. outThe (Unequalled to data). ‘v i n f o r r l \ V (»a t l i c r “One: The fighting must stun officer estimated fttut per­ 1 I, through March, 72 were issued, In addition, tha air group was all-out smuah at thr Eighth Army. an lnrrra*e of 21 over the fliat son* watched MacArthur'* exit. “Two: Concrete step* must l»j High yesterday *1 Air and artillery Iwmbardnirnt highly Instrumental In the suc­ thrr, months last year. Of these, ‘That's th* biggest crowd I can taken to Insure that the flghtiue I.4)W to-lny d& cessful completions r “ the Inchon has destroyed Chorwon, one point 25 were issued In January, lit recall," he said. "W* u-ually keep shall not break out again. Rain 01 inch landing and tha fsmou* Kung- of a triangular ares holding the In February *ml 22 In Marrh. "Three: There mutt lie an end them un the sidewalk hut thr-v Total Apr. rain. 1 4ft inches ITisaUee** Om ram* Twe) nam withdrawal. were lined up aero** the street to­ tu the aggression.*' Normal A pr. tain, 2 .’ t inche:* He xildeil; night. l-GNO OYBADUK? “ A settlement founded upon “ It t rally has been a beetle day N EW YORK, Apr. I f - W — these rlrm rnt* would npen thhere." Th «» The Commuaiat Party In the way fur the unification -if Korea W IIE R E A H . the Sanford Hateliall Clut. announce* thr open­ United Htatto today hailed the and the withdrawal - f all foreign i -----------M IG H TY MO H K 1 TIIN 8 ing of It* Ulftl -ratlin nn Friday amt JA C K S O N V ILL E Apr t s —o r ) ouster of General Douglas Maeiraatlnasa oa r « - S ill i.t ING REACH. Calif., Apr. 12 W H E R E A S , the game of tasilwll is the National game of 7ft 12 Arthur s* “ long overdue." Atlanta — </F)— Home from the wars, the W dli naval (tritonnrl aniviug daily amt trckoig homing at toldmodal ion i . -in atutc tlmiiagc ol apaitmelilt .mil tiuu>r> at iii-.-iri.ile lental latrt Satllmtl Mit. t wnull• liiutr at the SemiHole County Clumliei ul Conim ciic 1A IJ j M IASSI L. Apt. 12 o l') ic|H-itrd lint moiiiHig llu l 12 lu ( r ill W’rldi u( lsm|ia tudsy 1^ i-rriunt. many ol them in the irtiiMird at ilu itm sn <d the Slate Navy, aie applvmg daily b*i apail (Vimr anti I ictli Watci I i*li t urninei-li ami lioutc- Rraltnit leport niittinn aiul I (• Moim id Mun- etl they air twainpcd will. 1 1 -|>1it aliirlln tt.it nainctl lit tuctrrtl him lions. Ihc tu i|im r arlmn came ,ti .» 1he atriagr man m 'hr Navytpiri,il mrrtmy ui lhr aucluv .mil can allord to pay onlv $^0 ni only •» fcti Imuit lirlmc a linal at the most JtJ) a month for lent* mrrlin« ni llic Senate comniillre m al« the tlatril. ami the tupply oJ trtiiy.thny thr (omnu‘<tun. llictc icnbilt it rxhauitcd within Utci Wt-Mi rt-signol, thi- chair* the tity. Rent aIt now lolrd, atcr mamhip fir»t »n* offcnsl tu M 1 l.cwlt uf O rluMilu Hi- dn'tlnitt age Irurn $7i lo (ID ll a moullt. Morris Is Appointed To Direct Agency: Lewis Hiefuses Post i Mac Arthur Cleans Tokyo Desk After D ism iissal Order Treaty Of Defense For Greenland Is Under Discussion Ex-Rollins Prexy Asks Resignation Man BreakH Of Paul A. Wagner Oviedo Records InKoreaWnr N EW YORK, Apr. I I — <A*>ned to serve In the Legislature, Dr. Hamilton Holt, honorary i the llou'o he ha* "no con- president of llotlins College, Park, has proposed that w ncetlons,” and Is “aa free and Winter unloiterrd a* any man.that ever Or. Paul A. Wagner, the presi­ dent, resign in the liest Interests came Into this Legislature.” A special Senate committee wo* nf the enllege. Dr. Holt’s proposal was en* set up to review all tha evidence against public offtelals suspended dorsed last night In a resolution by Governor Warren and recom­ adopted liy the New York chapter mend whether his get Ion should of the Rollins College Alumni Association. be confirmed. Dr. Wagner has been the center Senate Pm idrnt Sturgis ap­ pointed Senator Collin* of Taila- of a controversy over his rilsmlsal. of a number of faculty i c m i i s m * na Page Tv»«i inrmhrri In an economy move. Dr. Holt matte his recuntrndallon In an address by telephone from hi* hntnr in Woodstork, Conn., to the alumni meeting in New York City. Kenneth Ramsey, If, son of Mr. The predecessor of Dr. Wag­ and Mr*. Clyde Ramsay, waa re­ ner as president of the college cently judged first prise winner said ho had hoped to stay out of In an essay contest conducted by the controve.ey but had cum* lo the Florida Federation of Women'* the conclusion th* best Internet* O n of the college would be served A seventh grads Junior High If Dr. Wagner resigned. School pupil, ho won a ISO prfse A spokesman for the alumni . with his theme, “Conservation of chapter said the resolution en­ #* Simla, Animals sod Wild Life." dorsing Dr. Holt's position waa adopted with two dissenting votes larOafffMlUt M o r lo i IB UNl fO fltM t. among the approximate* U Right pupils of the Junior High alumni attending the meeting. School entered essays, said Prin­ He told the general feeling cipal R. K. True. was that some economy measure* The check for Ike prise was were necessary, but that there presented to KrntMl. by Mr*. « . waa dissatlfartlon over the hand­ P. Herndon, director of District ling of the pvohlem, particularly No, 7 of the Fedoratlon. the dlsmlaaal of members who had long service on the faculty. U M P IR E * RYRH The college Hoard of Trustees In a statement for the part?, * CAMP P1CKKTT. Va* Apr. 13 will meet Saturday la Wlnlar General flreretary Eugene Dennis (Sq—It took thro# burly oer> Park to hear a committee re­ called Mar Arthur *tha ultra-war­ (••nia to escort umpire Private port, ha said. monger" and tha "Caesar of the HnM E. Fuquay off in* flold after Pacific/ a W EA TH ER Is Expected To U. S. Next Week To Address Joint Session Two ChineseDivisions Pull Back On Cen­ tral Front In Sur­ prise Withdrawal Collins Faction Says Dean, Ray, Reck And Guthrie Are Given Consideration Of Tax Is Premature Me r i t Certificates Jones who waa a Warren ap­ pointee to the Game and Fresh water Flvh Commission but re- Press tkuutll Five Red Jets Are Shot Down Mac Arthur By U.S. Plane Return To TO KYO . Apr. 12 —<>!•)— American warplane* shut down TA L L A H A S S K ^ Ajw, 12 t/Fi — Without an audible dinriil, ill* Florida Home today voted tu conduct an inlfairv* t i i s i r r l i invittigalion to find shat i* true in all the chattel of Stair political corruption. TA L L A H A S S E E Apt. 12 </P) * there war almost no ditcuxiian — Th r big debate on the tain tax before the Home by voice vole cli*Hurt and what lu do about adopted a resolution prepared by llirin it one. Ih r Senate Mailed Rrp*. Slieppard cl St. loluu and Fate*II of Dade irltin| up a fire­ il off today by drtidiug lu lake man committee with subpoena quick action on the thorny i»*ue. lh r upper Home voted down a |x>wci* and expenre money to con­ motion by Senator Collinr of Talduct the inquiry. It wrat hacked lahattee to tend the menuie revitby the entire Houie Revolution* ing the pretent 3 peiccnt talet Committee. tax back to the Finance Committee. f Farrell told the Home and in­ Die hill now it on the Senate cal­ terim committer to ad jointly with endar ready to be debated. tension after the pretent LegitCollin* taid it wax loo early in lalure adjourn* alto it nreded. but “ in view n i cutterd event* wr the tettion lu take up the teviuon ihould do tomethini tbit tettion. meaiuie became the Senate didn't MWe ihould indicate to thr know yet how much money the people there it a forum lo treeive ^Iste nw*W j°t operation, evidence on public official*," he | He taid the idea uf enntideting a tax hill to toon wax juit putting said. V A propotal for an inveitigation "the cart before the hone” . He to continue after the Legislature proposed finding out what expentet adjourns war introduced immediate the Slate would havr then voting ly afterward* by Rep Cramer of the necettary taxer io finance the PinelUt, one of the Legitlalure't needr. Senator Miami* of Gainesville throe Republican*. argued that If the Senate waited Cramer'* retelution to outhoriie to vnte on thr »*le» tax change* four rcpmenlativet and thtee or any other finance meaiurr the senators to hire invertigaton, con- lawmaker* would l>e bogged down dpet hearing* and report back to at the end nf the aemton and “hasty” legitlation would have A the 1913 Legislature v u ‘<pl to ‘•--he , , ..... _ ' die R A d u tio n r Committrr'* for Shan.lv it chairman of Urn Sen* ala finance ami Taxation Com * M r. '* : mitten and head off a ipecial tax After the Parcel)-Rh*ppen) rr- study rommittea wtihlrh drifted the ■ehition had slipped through the ale* tax revlaion bill whirh I* eaadoptl<m without an objection, limated In rxl*n 117,Wr0.t>»NI. Rett. June* of Collier sought to Earlier, tha H-mate refund to pet a recon tideration. Til* move permit a »l might 2 perrellt aero**failed by another voice vote, hut th.-'ltfuird 'ale* tax t« lx- put on he had tome audible support. thr Senate r alrudar »n it roiil.l Ho aald "Let** not go off half lx- dl-l-lltt'd. cocked and do somethin* that SupiMirlrm of Collin* aald early would In- worthle**.” lie taid Gov- action on the *alrs tax wa» “pre­ " ernor Warren hat authoritv to u«e mature” while Sham!*' supporter* hit nwn riiicretlog ghaut suspend •aid a special vraxion I* In prosIng an reinstating public official* pert If Slate need* are not ftand “ If you investigate from now named Immediately until doomvday you can’t do any­ Th r revlatd sale* tnx measure thing. would remove several exemption' “ Until aoma ennereta evidence including clothing, moat medicine* ran lie laid lieforo tha Legislature nnd randy. to Impeach tha Governor all th'v Senator llaynard of St. Ceteratalk lu plraar the folk* hark home burg, chairman of the AppropriaIs Otwolutrlv u-rlvia." lions Committee, reported to the Shepperd told him the reaolu- i Senate he expected a upending hilt tlon doesn't “say a word about the t„ |* ready for ronaidvration In Gov*rnor“ and thrr* trooiia»»o o » r-»»* t i n thtra h*a been "enough no Idle forore that I thin’; tha people demand an Investiga­ tion with a report you ran get your teeth into.” Jon**' move far reconsideration waa tabled nn a motion by Rep. Simpson of Jeffertgn. Awutcinltd THE lb 11,318 LicunHUH Are iHHticd Here In Year E Proclamation Wciithi*r Ihe American people, and W HEREAS, lhr Sanford llasrhall Club la a memlwi of Ihe Florida State league ami, therefore, is an Integral part of the National Association of Frofessienal llaaehall Iw-ague*. which la Ihl* year celebrating it* Guidon Anniversary throughout the nation, TH ER FFO R K , I, at Mayer ef Bsnfurd, iirtMlnlm that nur rltissma shell parilriimte In all of the astlvitles of our local kMeball rlub and particularly, that we shall attend the opening tu n e and aa many ether game* as poaelhle during the season aa an indication o( our interest In Ihe Golden Anniversary celebration. F. A. Dyson nn in- 'Mightv Mu' nosed out uf the fog SAWYER CONTEM PT T R IA L W ASHIN G TO N , Apr. 12-bF) and Into Long Beach-Lo* Angela* — Tl.e U. 8. murt of appeal* today harbor today. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 11, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b4df63eeb9778f696346f359aa971af1.pdf dfe251df1e3488dda35d9b97ca2a621f PDF Text Text FAOF RIX THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Marshall Warns Of Letdow n In Defense E ffo rt r-• . Ititcrnation.il Silun* tion Seen As One Of Increasing Tension WASHINGTON. A|». '» </P) —»S.-clCt*fy of Dfl'flif Mmlnll ■pole out Unity aK«in»l wlul If C*IW a Irltjown in piililit »tt|tt*'itl of the (Menu- proKiam in lit* far* of a wonrnma WQfM ttlua- tidja. ‘T.very' tmltf stun w. luvr fimn •broad i> of intrraiini; Innliliip," M*nlt*ll raid. "It |mi brrn notirraid* partiruUtly in llir Mlrllitr fwintiio*. Tlir uiiMimn nnl only ham’l rhanrrd in ihr mallei <•( Itfiog let. ten.., il u trally mmr len*r than iwfotr." The lw*l lliit ifinntrv *an lm|>r for. U i p ImII raid, it a iwitocl of IMiinn lalltrt lliali an -dl-util world war, anil lie atldrd Wli.il Wr a |i tddy a ‘.an' •'aj^cr -• *•«— Irntion I".' Sullivan Back (I onllo.ird from l ' i | r One) Hroward, If, Mr Knior of Oka* Iooeo. Frank William* of Polk and IliiBh Cnlluralh of Hillaburnugti, Mill i Uih). They mil In acted on by the Florida Srnale inn* In trulini tinlrit Ihr Governor renr lair* Ihrm at hr did Hulllvan. A niarerovnt It now underway In have I'lark, who It rrriotitly HI. rein‘lated. fir indicted for operating » gamlillng hutliirtt, hill am arm] it ted. Hulllvan filed a formal petition for rrintlatemrnl with Warren la«t January. In II he refitted tn the "fradulent, tpulioa*. nod «horkins action’* of the yraiul jury in a “deliberate neheme or ho**" In form hit inspenakin hy the Governor. Senator Gnttlirr of Miami, who would have had much tn say atmut rrin iiatem e n t of Sullivan if llie a n tpension had lieen allowed to H" to the Senat*, -aid the Oovei nor'a art ion "eame a t a rom pletc u n itin ' to me." "I had no idea II wa* alamt tn happen. I haven’t teen Mr. Sul* llvnit or the Governor, nor talked lo either one of them aInn I it.'* Gautier raid Keliy “ha* I*'«*u 'kilns on excel laid lob” n» Sheriff during the ru>pem>inn of Sullivan. Hep. Okell, ino.t fie.pient ad inini'tialion supporter in the llaile ....rule Irjejtiwlive iielcpilinn at.'* Irn-yeai if*' I of rnuliiui, however; unlerv Itntion lt.if trlutil lieir in *tx note Ho* nation work* out a atnhle week»." military nian|e,wi>r pollry, " rr Mar* ha 11 n|irr>icil lli**.-r virw will I*, weak wllhmit reiilixiui; In a r.tp) Hull!id Inlrrvlaw willt the reaimn.'* Wntlrl Reporl, during whirti he Maithall dire a parallel 1**1worn r r It r rated again III* rail f>o ••n- IIMT and the pre*fnl defenve proItie magaxlttr I*. S. Nr» ■ and dm lion. policy. An fur maleital, •elmenl of a llnivrr**l Military he *<ald, (hat policy doea not mnTralnlns (IIMTl tfueram. Indi template the liiilldine up «f Ipitte ratio n i are that the lion r. vol* lock* of plane* and lank* and ins laWr thli week, will do no other wi*a|H!p% hut lather flit* more than »ef no a eommUilnn to faelllllea to turn them »n*t if Iht* reeamnieml marhinrry for mult u neetl arlae* prosram. "The personnel part Ik an ef­ Marthalt aid I...... old m tut fort lo pul nuraahe* In the cam'* hope for any rally trlup in Hit ptiiltlnn of rapid availability In rmiinaluriit ptocinm, liecnti.a nenmnne la* we are In the mat­ even If the Weal and Ruaaln ter nf production of material," he eame In term* "we would lu* continued. “Oner we do that, we perfect ford* to relax nur military will lie nntatandinsly the mtid ■trensth until we had rvhlener poMrrful rminlry in the worl.l." of total fallh.” Anker) whether il will la* Iterc*Hr aald lltal at the rate Hk* •ary In In hulld Ihr armrtl furiri program It miw solus fnrwned, up heynml Ihr ptearnt s'>al nf why the limp we gel I" lb* *,,m* nUint 1/rfXI.Hrkl men, Mamhall mer of IPS’J wr will hr very aald; strong." He enuplfd that with 'hi*. "I don’t know. We hope not. That will depend mi the world altuatlon thi* automet, aa we tail I^cffafl Notices mate It then We hope to avoid n i t a c t r r r o r a T r o n t m »: ralllns in additional rraerve tioop* ' w n v n t j i i i i c u i . i t a r i it or* that nerr««ity. We w|«h tn avn|d tvu m e anvil. i t t a a i i M . -i«........ - ........ National Guard unila*7 1 gt»t.K n i r v u . i s i h a v i m ; He etpreaaetl aaliafacllnn will, P iv n a iT . Jo n n e. e n a e m i .i , T lalallll. t»r»»» THtll.Via IMIUtl the nreaenl atatua nf the military M U N H ilM * I M r N u l . V lrtir t! hnildiip following what lie railed i tertian, i HTATG r tr PMlIHpA Til: J’a trrloii* dilemma" laal J iiik* ItX-M* HlKNf ftlt *MM AM Mar>halt wild; (l J ii a ton Warm*. ttv«n*ti>n, re are ge "We prliinc ln Hie point llln'de fu ll Alit: ItSM SIir I.DU.MANH iinw wht'ie fin thu fll l line m. a liUlc.. leeway., | ii . Usin';*1 i in he an* apt «*r .« rn» aiotv* WH iltta4 rauaa Mini* oar Clrrtilt mani|. Ill H*)- wp U.t-ejr pet al ••join.a S m iiw li iv-eiir. hettrr off. S i x Wr air srtllnc trM i, *Mt the lllti <Uy of April. Ir tPH. tflxlrr panalty n( !>*.,»» nn 'B vety aolld ialvl* aa Itt the CMnlvaao irvlat •"•♦'■4 aaalmil filtlirr. Slid wllhmit nverrvtrnd tn aald etuv* on raid itar WIT* lug' n^ratlvea P.n"ri aaM the reinatalcm ant t r i i news tn him Theie were rrp o rla that Sulli­ van a a . in Tallahaaaae th li w tek end, hut hr could I* located im ­ mediately. It la not neeeatary for him t" take a new oath and po»t a new bond a t the S ecretary of S tate’* office. Nm wa • Governor W arren available for a *tatem ent beyond the formal language of thd brief rrinM atem riil order. He waa on hi* way to JackaonvlIJe to make n epereh al opening of a new oil term inal. w hittling Miami traffic cop who Sullivan waa the cheerful, wa* awept lido the ahrrlff** offlre hv a aurpiiae land.lide of vote* In GUI. I***t aumnter the I J. S. Senate'* hrfativ er Grime InvrM igating Uommittn,’ dug Into Sullivan'* income a* sheriff. Although hr *aid hr had much more when lit* look office, the .enalor* -aid he d a rte d the Job v,i>rth $J,5nu and huill it up to more than In less than four year* on an allowable o ffi­ cial nature of fllVdiD a year. Thr Kefauvrr com mittee rep o rt­ ed “it wa* perfectly clear th at tin* Sheriff and a t Itaet one nf hi* deputies accumulated large amount* «l pronerty while in of flee, urn) for whir it they account­ ed |,v vague explanation,.'* |*f-‘r - f u.)llj«»n,). depiitinn weet* x.tnen.i fn. In ihe, v , ' nr'|ul(te*l nr reteaved when rharge* ngainst Ihrm were dismissed. Korean War i m NT o r T im r in a r t k. sals•taiii.t: m i a rt. mtiaATK. 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Mtrttae. rtarlda ■ k, Itntc Segregation Supreme Court trap tv Ovarelievi. gfc. T t»t Walaiift. IDA, IN Rotary Program ira a lla a td f r r a Sat* Oavl (foatiaeed P n a rag* oavf the floodgalea and pulled nut Club. J. D. F ite accompanied at sometime after dark. the piano, ami Allan Retied InU. N. troop* of four nations troduced the num l*ri. are deployed around Omitrlliiii. Howard MeGough, owner of the Some forward element* might Sanford I’a in t and Glass Go., was lie tem porarily cu t off hy Ihe lu t­ introduced aa a new member by J ing water. The high water may f- Ingle). President Orville T«iwh extend a* far down Hie I’okhan t ”n announced th at lad les N igh' Rivet as Seoul, some f>6 air mile* will la held l»v the Rotary f'Tub south w rit. nt Ihr M ayfuir Inn rea l Saturday The llesrrvior I* ihaped llkn night writh dinner beginning ai an Inverted "T " with a h air and 7.15 o'clock, lie also announced *lrm each I ft mile* long. The city that f!*daiy will hold an anm vrrof Hwachon i* on It* wr tern K oaiiiiiird front Gagr One) i«ry im rtv a t the Mayfair on Slav HP. ! last week and ha* served notice H with D istrict Governor Prank Ghurwnn, an Important Rett ht will try in a trik r It from th o Hht«le* a* th e principal speaker lw*e 17 mile* north nf .W on I h tt, hill, | Visitor* introduced by It. I. w rstern front, wa* brought under When the final !■ d will rn m r I* 1‘rrkiii*. J r . included Itav l’re»t»>n A m rrlran artillery fire Monday, j u ,„ , Main hut it prolwblv will of I,ynn, Mm i ., H. K. Illgrlow o Only light to imalcrale ground ),r this week, Winstead *ald. Hudson, Ohio, Fred Savwell o' cemtart was reported from thia fhe M m i*ilppian Mn't m aking Hud « ., Lm, Rockwell of To aectnr. mikI pieiiletion on how the etru g - wauda, f a ., George Hull «f l’«t T heir wra» little fightioir on gte will rlul tei ion, N. J „ I.eRov lu»WEon t other front*. "I think we have a good rhuitce Ht I .ni*l ami W. I. Thorpe of Hi lo keep il in the I,ill," he told a land.. WF.HTF.RN F R O N T. Korea, reporter, "I hi! up here anything There will la- no mreting of Ih Anr. fi (liclayedl— 1<11 - IJ. S. a r­ rail h ip p tn Ih ere'a a dctrrniined rltili nt it Monday. tillery ran wipe out a Communist, drive to k in r t It out lint on battalion in 20 minutes. the tdh**r hand we've got a lo t This I* how II work*: of *op|ai|t, too W f’rr 'lin k in g An air otiserver spot* a hat an,Hint and kit-ping an eye on talhm of Ghlnest* Communist in -1 lopmenl (Gottllnurd Irnm Page tin e ) fiPtrymen (at,oui 2f>ni gathering i w e l l ir. hi tall railed Ihe Im- rut to f I,VI.*imt.lKW Iwhind a lidge. tragic Ixirkward amendment Whilien -aid that while lh'* In a frw minute* the fieri i alt p " Farm lltirrau Is the largest farm would launch one tif their reek"I think it I* a Itagir organization in the country tin Icac ccu sterattn ek - ngniost Am* f that ill thi* hoot w in , we arc* Farm Hurettu* in ih r S >ulh ‘ilo ’if k it lighllfto y», . , *, , '.,f. ,,i,” t ,, g* x*nr —th e not . i!.— ,lT u t Ii, il.. vis *• > of H,« tpc forward dope of the hill. not. i.f ..fei-k atlo o eletuhl ag ain national organisation.’* Gaily In the Korean war this U injet tet| in th e draft hill." However, lie said, the h»tion»l would have lieen a rriais. Il roultl Powell said th a t segregation oiganixaiion view* carry consider* MIAMI. Apr. !) (,t*> An air have meant another ovcrrufi po*i. ha* lx<n wiped out in the Navy phle weight in Gongre'* ami thnl | of dishetirf was Ihe principal re ­ tion with Aim rlcan maehinegiinn- t.nd Air Foiei nnd Ihnl they had I his has “ mnde iimie dlffleult the act ion today lo pew* th at Gover- ere ileail Iwtidc their guns. Ot it md I* t it. tm-Mkeru'd hy stieh nr- task of prtividlug ailrt|iMlrty fur the Soil (,’onaervalinn prvvium , ii(,t Fuller War ten had reinstated ronhl liave meant a withdrawal or I ion. retreat. At last Ihe Chinese atHep llolifield (D G alifl is an- wliidi has m eant much tow ard di rx-SHeriff Jaine* A. Sullivan. Col. Ja rk Younger, pretldent of taek i mild pmhwhly have la-rn td h er trailer in op|Hi>itiiin to th e vrisifh alioti in Ihe South." Whitten aald hi* subcommittee the Grime Gommlsslun nf G reater lieaten off uiily at a cost of ten amendment \Yfn»t«ail fii*l piopotrd a year prohahly will retoiiimend su b stan ­ A|i*m( 'a id hi* gm m t would havr tn U l rastialHes. Hut this is April, IUM. ago (hat meji m the srrvirr* Im tial reduction* on budget figure* a -itaU-nirnt later. Younger’* p er­ Th«* air spotter In his littlw Ullowt'l lo rhtepw either a segre. for the A grieultum Department sonal eommenl w*a»: "It ha« Iwro reported for »omr plane »pcak* a few words into gil* d tut non‘segregated unit. H r hui without “ injuring the p ro ­ lime that Jim m y Sullivan has the irtirrnphnne of his radio Iran*, made thr ptoposAl a fte r it gn -g n gram s" of th r department. tion was uieiliihisl hy ex rtu llv c He iiid th a t In his opinion there known inn much ahout the Oov- inttlrr. Hack at "divarty’* division order. Would he nderjnate fund* for r r. ernor, apd that Ihe Govrrtini March, extension, rural r le c ltifi­ would have to reinstate Sullivan." artillery fire roniro! ccnlci thrrt’ r s t hut am) o th e r pingrams. Sheriff Thoma* F. Rally, nam ­ i* lightning iiiathrmatlr* nnd A* to "oil rtinservallon he said ed to rrplnre Sullivan Nov. 10, hurrirtl telephone order*. Then, over foui mile* of front, he feels th a t f o n g r e u must make aid: ailnpiate appropi lations to carry* “ Il is Ih r i 'institutional right of the rnuirlr* of At field goiins ilw alla-ra I o n r s t t n asi out m m m itiiient* made to farm er* Ihe Governor tn reinstate rx- lift and swing low iad the Chine set Sheriff Sullivan. I am aw aiting roneen'ialinn. Some gun* a re Dial tin dory wo fai r or Hint under the program announced « further instruction*. I have not on the right, some oil the left. ; the ronfrtslon w a , oldaiue'l under year ago. Stimr are almost at Ihe front line, clrrunitlanee* whieli made it In Whlttrri said the full app ro p ria­ Inch officially nollfled." Newspaper switchboard* Im- »ome other* nearly aly mite* lie- adml*«lhle or i| , use ineip-sllenl." tion* com m ittee pruhaldv will lake In a footnote . I n k ' in ..-i»,l th e final action on Ihe hill within a eame flooded with telephone rail* tilml il. Hut divarty rontrnl* a* word nf the relnalatem ent them a* a single w rap m ami give* defense had o fftre il, hut Ihe tn u rt week. rejected u< irrev elan t nod iinnin the order to fire, spread. puhlirity * fair trial ran lie grant­ Mernnd* later a torrent of flam e terlal, evirlence n t "htulal, in ­ ed "It I* Irui'T" wa* Ihe principal anv man." illicit ion n»ked. Some added: "I and steel break* over Ihe heads human lientlngs of lielemluitta hy In his written opinion he said: thought th r Kroata* was to take of the unwarned and unsuspeet- sta te officer*.*’ ilradlng lit* opiriuiii from tin* "If freedom* of the p ir■a are so • log Chinese. Kvery one of thd (h at up," abused a> to make a fair trial in 51 shell* come* down nn Ihe aamd I Iviii h, Jackvon elili .l u fnn eful •lo* lo* aliiv linpotflhle, the judieial epot -timed In arrive at the «ami language] pi we** must be protrticsi bv l.ftT i.E lin c K . Apr. ti m i instant. Ttd* 1* the ili*adlicst ar­ " i l it becoming a tpiestjun tvhi* moving tho trial (a a forum lw Senator l.e .ir r G Hunt (ll-W yti), tillery fire knnwn In science. The Hie i itn<lrl iiu e le n i uirlliiels of ymH il« iirnlinhk inffticmr. a memlter of Ihe Kefauver Grime glinnpr* rail It "time on largel.T Inveatlgallon Gommille- , said to ­ Afler IhU flm t vollry, Ihr g n n i day he "w as eoneernetl and ,rtc- fire again ami again and agnin] pij-w l" to team lligl snipvmlcti ,.=r. _ ,rT _Sewf ... let, mp ttaiTtr ar I'Urp Ih.rvol, I 'the aval of »aM l'*"tM al Kan Hr V.mi*ttl* I'nnalr. t'lorlita. Ikl* M in i dar of Hat.fi. a it Itpi f> l* II r: IIVI h iN. r*|ark I'l.tolt r?*iurt. Henil oM* i> 5 «i|i. Klnrlda liy M I. lluni, ik ; IK TH until they have hurled .Ilk round* From first to la tl it ha* tak en only 20 m inute*—and the Comm unut hailalicm of about 250 men has d issappcaied a* a f ig h t­ ing force Then Ihr Ameriean In fan try , which never knew the menace wa* there until II heard Ihe a rtille ry , goes up Ihe hill, digging Ollt the la-i ditch defenders from th e ir foxhole*. IF NO MATTIR NOW BAD YOU PIIL4t NOW For tired, weak, run-down men, women and children suffering from poor blood, poor stomach digestion, poor appetite S.S.S. Taak gits at rati « m t Am H 7wi*C drtrrn n n / S tS rs r^ g A "!-yzf**i«i. Miss Elsnora Cask Thinks L S .S . fir Gofti Health hmI qimI <Rg«tI«a D E F I C I E N C I E S UR TIRED , all-in feeling,your nagging, run-down condition, your sickly stomach and lack uf appetite may all bo coming from the same things—dtfleieneua. The human body ie such a complicated thing that defi"WAol a womUr/nl difrr dendee in tiny blood cells can throw jt out of tntt ih ikt tmn t ftil now." order. So can defldendro in stomach digestive juices. When this happens you are troubled with gamy and bios ted stomach and general all-around weaknemes. You not only suffer from lack of appetite, but your stomach cen't digest what you do M t. Your blood km a its etrongth —and eo do you. I.M . Teel* Is mode le help !*»•»« very fklofi. You can feel ita warm­ ing comfort with the first epoonfriL The vital digestive juices in your stomach get new power. Regular use of &&& Tonic makes your blood rich and strong, helping your tgntam make the trillions of red Mood crib you need for health. Doctors’ tarie prove that &&& b actually better than liver and iron for Improving blood strength. Only *.«.«. gives Ihla apodal help to stomach, blood and appetite —ail at Use same Ume. Only &&& can give you a guarantee of complete mtbfactJon—or your money beck! Ohm It a (dr trial. If you hel bed , start R8.8. now. Ask for BAS, in the big imTiiuhl,, DOCTORS’ TESTS �OHf? Hanford la Unity There la Strength— T » Prefect the P tw i of the World] To Pr i n lo Uo Proem* of America. To Prodoco Prosperity for Sanford. VOLUME XXJtXII TH E AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 8ANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY APR. 10. 1951 Established 1908 W EA TH ER Mostly cloudy and mild, ocratinnal rain anti lural thundershow ers this afternoon and tonight, probably rriding by Wednesday. A kmik' iutvd Press Nir. l t i l Leased W ire Civic Groups Ask Red Affiliation DecideAmount M a c A r th u r B e lie v e d T o H a v e Is Admitted By Impeachment Of Actor Hayden Of Wage Raise A s k e d F re e r H a n d In K o r e a ; Governor W arren Two Newspapers And | B r itis h H it G e n e r a l’s P o lic y Miami Church Or­ House Calls For MIAMI. Apr. I0 — </P)— De­ mand* (or impeachment o( Gover­ nor Fuller Warren, and for a new Stale law providing for recall of I ii& r uflicials, wr" ’ raid f'tlav in Florida. They grew out erf Wsrtcn’t re­ instatement of Smilin' Jimmy Sul­ livan a* Sheriff of Dade (Miami) county, an area which Fill Chief | J . Edgar Hoover told the Kefauv•r Senate Criaao Investigating Committee was the "winter capital of Iha underworld." At least two newspapers and the Greater Miami Council of Churches called for impeachment of the Governor. Wanen suspended Sullivan sia months ago after he was indicted ■'o# charges he failed to enforce ■smbliag laws and permitted his deputies to accept bribes. The indktmrat was voided by the Stole Supreme Court. The Great Miami Crime Com­ mission. in a formal statement, urged Dade county resident to write or telegraph their representa­ tives in the Legislature and press 0 for “ immediate passage of a work­ able law providing means of re­ calling public officers." “The action of Governor W ar­ ren reinstating Jimmy Sullivan ta a challenge to the good eltlr*ni of thla community," the Commission said "If the public wants good government, the facilities ef the Crime Commlaalon are available ic w ils a s l M h u t n«kl> Tells Of Need For Good Driving Teaching The need of proper Instruction of taen*agera in the dangers and hasards of driving automobiles was today stressed by Patrolman Carloa E. Bullock of the Educa­ tion Division of tha State Highway Patrol In n talk to members of the Lloaa Club. Ha wea Introduced by R. D. Harrison and W. O. UvInrstoa. Harry Robson presided. Patrolman Bullock riled as an Instance an accident Involving a un* girl in a nearby city who r e This girl it the sight of dn •eye. had_ seen.. Ianother _____ „ girl tl drdrive an as* cort’a car and wanted to do the same hsratlf. The girl had no Hriv- C I Cool!■■»* d o Pan# H i m * Chinese B last G-l’a W ith Propaganda Mrs. Parker at Roomlllat and a cashier ‘a drug a U ttar S R S - r tU w . M . , i. K ona In which waa enclosed a small typewritten sheet which had been left by retreating Chinese troops, and which with other f> aheeta war* undtr rocks on the troll. It waa headlined: "Die for the Wall Streat- No. Demand giving uo righting and go home." Tht reel of the message read: "Officers and enlisted men of the U.8. ogroaalve army, ft la not worthwhile to flRnt and dia for ths interest of monopoly capital­ ists and warlords. Raisa demands for withdrawal to tha AM. from Korea. The Chined# PoopIa* Volun^ leer Forces.” , General Hutchison Heads 48th Division TLANTA. Apr. Ji JO <( R Gen* ATLANTA. oral JJoseph “HutohUoa at Sanford ko now commander of the 4$ch la the _ National Guard ..... of unite In Georgia ta d Florida. General W. A. f slstant Georgia Adjutant- General, announced today that General Hutchison h at bean division commander MnJ. Genera] H. D, Macon, who reel good m a d ly . uum iov am ptfR promotad from brigadier to ‘ major general. GaoeraJ_ _ •aid that tn I Cunningham said other division isioo a ta ri change C a l ~ m G. M erritt af Miron _____ has been promoted to brigadier ganan j and becomes deputy dlvl- * Lcsr *-™’ ^ - List Of Officials Ousted By Warren WASHINGTON. Apr. 10-vT*) Sterling Hayden, movie tter and holder of the Silver Star for valor in the Lit war, told the Houie unAmerican Activities Committee to. *v» rv day Ins, he way a Commun* l Ilriliv .i: I i a I ci»S U l | > i . about ns monliis in 1946. He testified h« joined the patty ' in June, 1946, and quit it in TALLAHASSEE. Apr. December. 6P)—The S enate today passed a “ ft war the stupider!, ntorl igno­ hill relieving restrictions on rant thing I've ever done in m> bond* issued bv counties to ranstruct hospitals. The measure, life." he raid. "It took me a couple introduced by Rena Ior Itoyl* of of mnnlhi to realise that they be­ Sanford, would perm it aurh lieve they alone have the try. that bands to be re tire d o rrr a period they know what is beit for every of 30 years Instead of 10, and te remove* the $300,000 construc­ one. tion limitation. It la the first Hayden, real nam e John Hamil­ genual m easure passed by the ton, war the firs t witness at to ­ 1031 .Senate and waa ordered day's resumed h earing. Hilled In certified Im m ediately to the advance as a "cooperative" witHouse for consideration. nes, he is expected to tell what he knows about Reds in Holly­ TAI-LAHASSEE. Apr. 1 0 -U P ) wood. Hayden w as decorated for — The House voted to call on his work a* a M arine Corns cap­ Governor Warren to furnish the tain serving ae an intelligence Florida Senate immediately a list agent. Former S enator Millard t . of officials he has ousted and his Tydingt, appearing ln-f« re another reasons for doing so. congressional com m ittee, said to ­ The resolution, if concurred is day that Senator Butler (K-Mdt knew a "fake" p ictu re and "Ilea” by the Senate, would give the when the two men were running senators immediate authoiity to were being used against Tydings review the suspensions, make them against tach o th e r for Senator In final by removal or reinstate the ltW i Pul Butler refused to repu­ d iate there, Tdyinge -aid. officcn. The former M aryland DemoWhile the H ouse was taking rra tlc Senator w as testifying be­ this action by a feeble voice vote, fore a Senate aubcommitte* in ­ the Influential S en ate Rulea Com­ vestigating the cam paign. Tydm ittee rejected 5-4 a proposal <ing« said R utter “ allowed the by Senator Pop* o f jit. Augustine whole thing to re s t as a cloud to Investigate th e Governor’ > over my reputation” until the elec­ suspension ami reinatatcmi-nt of tion waa ovar. The picture Involved waa comofficers. These lajrialative nations were posite photograph showing T yJ touched off by War,wn*i re in ­ Inga seemingly listen in g to Com statem ent y esterd ay by suspend­ munist leader E a rl Browder. The llogse Hogse paaaed passed a daylight ed Sheriff Jim m y Sullivan o f Dads county, tim ing later, th a ■aylng time bill f o r tb s capital Governor also p ut suspended today and s e n t l t to tk e Senate. It would authorito the commisioners Solicitor V. R. (R ed) Fisher of of the District o f Columbia ts Hillsborough back in office. order clocks le t ahead one hour The House resolution was o f­ from Apr. 29 to Sept. 30 thla fered by the D ada county dele- year. atlon and Itep. Ualna of -St. The House m ay g e t lu rk on the ohn*. After p assag e it w ent ( ( ’s a i ta a e # O h r s a * K liS I I Senators Would Have Warren 5 IC H IIs iiC Ob Removals !*■*■ T h i o l Boy Ib Arrested For Sharrock Installed Grocery Robbery As Ruler Of Elks R. P, Sharrock w as Installed as "exalted ruler” of tha Sanford Lodge No. 1241, th e Benevolent and Protective O rder of Kike Thursday night a t the Elk’s Club. Other officers installed were: E arl Higginbotham, esteemed loyal knighU John H. W illiams, esteemed I j f t t knight; 8 . W. Roberta, es­ teemed lecturing knight; Is o Rutner, secretary: J . it. Fitspatrick, treasurer; J. M. Cameron, tiler; Ai Coe, trustee; Robert Billhelmer, eequlro; M. L. Rabom, chaplain; Malcolm MacNelll. inner guard and Harry Kudell, organist. Diatriri Deputy Hugh Vaughn o f 8L Augustine officiated at the Installation, and waa aasitted by George llindrey and C, R. Conlun o f DeLand; Harrison Steward, Winter Pork; Zlakan, St. Augustine; Orlando: •tine; Guy G o, Linder, v iw b u and Jc loti‘ Fltld and Jeaao 1-oilge. Sanford. Refreshments wars serv­ ed following the meeting. A 17 vear old boy was arrested veaterdav m orning In Longwuod bv Sheriff P. A. M aro and Deputy Charles Reek a f ta r th e officer* found in tha boy’s room frosen foods ami a Sm ith and Weston pis­ tol which had baen taken during the night from H artley'* Grocery. The boy, who atated that he hml come to Longwood from IV truit, Mieh. about a m onth ago, is In County Jail undar M 00 bond pend­ ing action by C ircu it Judge M. R. Sm ith. Confronted In hlo room by tha officers, tha boy a t first deniad having any atolan goods in his pos­ session, said S h eriff Maro, but a search revealed stolen cigarettes under a cabinet. In the cabinet waa found frosew chickens, candv cakes and other foods. The pistol and eartridgs b elt Were found on top of the cabinet. Total value o f all of the stolen goods was estim ated at (2b, said S h eriff Kern. Mickey Cohen . 2 British Budget To Reach $11 Billion, Gaitskcl! W ASHINGTON. Apr. 10— </P) — The government today set up special three-man panel to deter mine whether the sii-crnt cost ref living par increase due $1,000,000 tc-ca-opcialing tail wutkrrs on Apr. I can Ik- permitted under stabilisation policies. Stabilisation olticials indicated, at the same time, that 21^ cents uf the six cent hourly increase— rather than 11 - cents as previously reported— could be allowed now under the existing wage control formula. This form ula limits wages booata to 10 per cent above tha level of Ja n . lb, 1950. The Army, which la technical!? operating railroad* under a selsure order, had said that 1*4 cents was all th a t could be paid to the workers under the Id per cent increase lim it. It wa« learned from stabilisa­ tion officials, however, th a t tha Army used the wrong figure as the w orkers' average hourly wage in calculating the 10 per re n t In­ crease lim it. The panel set un to determ ine how much more of the rem aining 3N cents can to* paid to the w ork­ ers was named by Kconomic S tab ­ iliser Erie Johnston. William M. I-eisserson, W ash­ ington, form er chairman of the railroad mediation lioard, will serve as panel chairman. O ther members a re Uoyd K. G arrison, former chairm an of the war labor ard d u rin g th e last w ar, Frank $1. Swacker, railroad a rb i­ trato r. G arrison and Swacker are both from New York. The panel will hold its first session here tomorrow or T h u rs­ day and is expected to make public Its rrcqpimendations soon be­ cause most of the affected rail trs s tts s s e o s r* e s n sM i ' White House SilcntOn Reported Rebuke; U.N. Forces Reach Hwachon R^uervoir Death Sentence A . , i , i k-Ss^CI 1 5 it \ > 111Nt, I *..., . i I*—- i *i —-Ih e \1 h itr House *uld tods* it rancrllrd an appoinlm rnt for National l.egion Commander Uric Cocke. Jr., bcc»u*e Cocke fir*t publicly announce*) what he planned In tell Prr*idrnl Tru­ man—thsl he support* Geurrnt Douglas M arA rthur'a controier»ial iHMition on F ar Faslern policy. This elim inated the nerd )for the conference which had hern set for noon today, the 11 h itr H o w e said. D e f e n s e Allocation Rises To $4 Billion: Taxes Are Raised LONDON.. Apr.~ 10 — 4/1’) Hugh Gaitikell. Chancellor of the E xv)ic<|Ut i , piopotrvl a record peacetime budget of t'4.197.000.000 ($11,751,000,000) for 195152 today, including (1.490.000.000 for rearmament againtl Commun­ ism. I he defrnre budget, equivalent to $4.172.000,000, was a whop­ ping increate of l‘7l 5.000,000 over this year. But even so, Hrilain’s social services, including the N ational Health Service, will cost mure than national defense. Incrvases In old age and w ar pensions to meet the rising cost of living will boost welfare ser­ vices by C2<1,000,000 to 11 ,(116,000,000. ($4 Ji22,000,000). To keep welfare costa from mounting even more, G ailaktll saiJ free false teeth and Spec­ tacle* will be discontinued by th-National Health Service. P atien ts will now have to pay h alf the tost. Galtskell said on tha basis of present taxes thrr* would bo a fVlMX>0,000 ($227,700-000) deficit. To help pay tlw bill G altskell proposed a wide range of increase* In taxes on individual incomes, corporations and consumer good* (HI OlAtH fINAITT WAt CAtStO on Oscar Coll.i.-o (te n te r) nttrr hit arrival at VVasblngton’s V S U ntiict c’*wut. msuai-icd (•> two other pru* c a m and escorted by a marstial. 'flic Puerto II.. .m u-i rnrtst, convicted uf the ttiittder of While Home (*dltcm«n l <-*lu-1IMt. was sentenced to die tn Ihe electric chair on ik tnl-er 'Jv by Juilue I Alan llokUtaumitli. In pnuiounrltig ludgment. tin- court saul their * i> no dunbt that Colluro was “nioralty and legally guilty,” (Intcriidtnmul Jt'ouudpbolo) u.i, m*mmj inc-m.u,‘:N a v a 1 Scientist S tate Presents S Suspended Under Survey I oWtden S e c u rity Rules French Avenue ra te of tub* sbuU<>g**($LI4) w- » 1 1 V T 1 1 n nr« Hy A S80CIATKD PRESS In a two-hour diicuiiion with Army Secrelary Frank Pace. Jr., at hii Tokyo h ea d q u aitrri yertertlay. General L)*>uwl u MacAlthur it believed to have a ik rd lor more troops and a freer hand to wage war again*! the Cumniunitl Chin­ ese. MacAlthur hat re(>eatedly railed again*! Red C hina's "privileged •ancillary of M anchuria" and in hit talks with P ace may have tough) ihe right ta Imam Chinete supply iiatet, Tokyo diipalchei • aid. The Supreme Commander—criticued hy Trum an Admmiilration tupymiteit for urging utc of Chin­ ete Nalionalitt t loops in a seen nd fror$ againtl Red China— author­ ized a tpokrtm an to deny reports he had been reprim anded for the tlalrlnenl. Informed sources laid MacAt(('•B llaata II* l‘* (* itrs I Frank Sandler Is L. Crow. Retired bv si* pen.-e to nine shilling* .Appointed Leader aixpense uf 31.93. Thi- tax an distributed cor­ A. C. L. Engineer, poration Of Jewish Appeal profits would be raised Dies At Ajre Of 85 L 7 7 .-^ .r'£ 'r2 X r n t Wife Of Brc-naucr Ve- Project Will He In- Frank Sandier, m anager of ((’•lu lia M i l i •*««# •tinhi I Linroln Grow. Rfi, a resident nf Hanford for th e putt 47 years, died at the local hospital yesterday a f ­ ter a brief illness. Born In Plymouth, Pa., Feb. I(Wfl, Mr. Grow rami- to Hanford in September. 1904 and entered the service of the Atlantic Coastline Railroad as an engineer, lie wa* retired as an engineer on Ju ly l'l. 11*37. A member of the First Prestn terian Church, Mr. Grow residi--! at 211 French Avenue. He wa* * memlwr of the Brotherhood Locomotive Knglneers for mote than Ml years. Mr. Grow Is survived hy two daughters, Mrs. P. J. Allen of S an ­ ford and Mrs. John M althal <f Baltimore, V d.; two sons, H arry tv. Grow of Sanford and E arl K. Grow of Miami; II grandehtldri-n and to g re a t grandchildren; one brother. Kdward Grow of Osawatomle, Kas.; tw o nieces, Mrs. Rmma Cooper and Mrs. Mary Craig of WilWes-llurre, Pa. Funeral srrvieea will be held at llrlison Funeral Home tomorrow at 2:30 P.M. with Rav. A. G. MeInnla officiating. Interment wilt follow In I-ake View Cemetery be­ n d s Mis. Grow who preceded him In death by only 12 day*. Daupliter Auctions B(»oks, M anusripts Of Samuel Clemens liemently De n i e s Communist Charge eluded In Road Depnrtmcnt ‘51 Budget WASHINGTON, Apr. 10—t/V) A pielimituiy turvey of Flench Avenue which wilt hr uted in widening ihr riilu r tlirel at a f.iim-lo-maikrt highway, wat |tte* •rn trd to the City ('ommittion I i,l ntglil hy Ji-hll I. l o t o! the S tate llntliw.iv Department. t ’lly Manager t liiford McKihluo (tin niofning d n lared dial accord­ ing to Mr. Fox. die project I* invludrd in the Irn ltliv r |9 5 | higli* way improvement budget. I he Committion agreed to the requett by Mr, Fox to iim iuli .vhitracl and tide information on propcity along the right of way. The Commission directed Kdwln Shinholser, city attorney, tn investigato n propo-ed Slate law (lint would pit*, e regulation of Utilities such n* power and gas the control of n ounpMllle* umi f rum nurel tin I'iiKP rf lit — Dr. Stephen ilrunauer. a Nasy scientist ahiMa special field i* High riplosives, ws« *u*|iemled from hi* research | hh I liwlst "a* a security risk.” Ill* site, *hu aork* for Ihe S la te Department, it No a s s suspended limn hri |oli. A Navy announcrn*eiit g air no detail* of rh a rg ra aiitlio i llruo s o r t hut said th e auspenaion as* ”a» a teeuritv rl*k." It said he ha* 10 days In which to answer Ihe rh trg e s anti request u hear­ ing if he so desire*. 17<e Stnti Department aald Mr*. Ilrun­ au er‘a suspension a a* pending the outcome of Ihe Nasy arlion aa In her husband. H O M V .Y O O r, Apr. tO—671— A collect1 r of I* HIM) of Murk Tw ain's Looks, m anuscripts ami letters I* l»-mg auctioned off today. Mor» than Htwi persons, includ­ ing devotees of the great A m er­ ican humorist and professional collectors, attende*) the opening day of the three-day auction yes•n lay . Perliaps the largest collection of furnishings and belonging* of tha w riter ever to go on the block la being sold by hi* sols surviving daughter, Mrs. C lara W ASHINGTON. Apr. 10— (,1*) Clemens Samosaoud. Also being sold is the 12-room — The Slat* D epartment taul to­ mansion belonging to her and her day the Navy h a t tutpemled (min­ husband, Jacques Samossoud, symphony conductor, which in ­ er Coindr. Stephen B lunaur' " u n ­ cludes H five-acre estate and der Navy D#p»flme.it loyalty and I t e a i l a a s U I I * t'aa* l. ta ki) swimming [mol in the Hollywood ima Hills. A high bid of Jto.oot) has been made for t i e '-..lata *u far, It is still ip en for hid. Several pem tlfg* and c t c h i n , ., , JAYCKK RESOLUTION tom e oWT.wl 1j T ra in , were auc­ HAINES CITY, Apr. 10-6V) tioned L i r a h * at Plica* from The Florida Junlai Chamber of 4b0 to 1166 A J wipes McNeill Commerce’s fourth district con­ W liittler eU h 'fg wsnl for $76. ference yesterday unanimously Th* lop rH** .'aim ing wa» of lly 11 AVNK OLIVER tra a lte a v -»*■ !•**» g a a n called for a ita te law to open Die NEW YORK . Apt. 10— (/!’> A milettone in the Imtory «i welfare rolls to public scrutiny, C O M K ril l' CITATIONS and called fo r a Joint legislative butinrtt will be rearhrd iliniilv, itotvibly hy month-end. when the FEW YORK Apr. 16—OF)— American Telephone and Telegraph Co. grti it* one millionth Investigation fo r th* entire stale w elfare program . The U. 8. S-’«eta ha* turned over ilr cr-t* *1 ritationa of s'ockholder. It will be th e first time any corporation ever h at had a million g -M r ’ >» Coatello, Frank FRENCH 1’RES I DENT I •** A Jonis to U. S. shareholder*. A pproxim ately, lt<P~ SHANNON, Iraland, Apr. D > - ErickV i. a (A1— France’* Frvaidant Aurioi Attorney I r ing Ga>pol hero. witl be Ihe parent company of the counted f»r in tho total of and hla wife stopped in Ireland Caypoi it'd ni-wimen yesterday 12-blllion dollar Hell System, the common .. ............ (tiH-klioldi-rs. T)i« spread of i-wnrrthlp i f today, on th a way home from i*v »ad jv e iv e d the cfficial w orld's largest p riv ate huiinrss th ese and other companies doe i a >tate visit in America. A 21- Irai'.KVitit of th e record* .‘or m terpris*. ru n salute, # m ilitary honor etude, it* sail, nv would present The occasion will serve tn point not always run in proportion to guard and President and Mr*. evU:.-iu* i a fed* -1 gr*nd jurv up the fact th a t ownership of th e vise of the company, p a r ti­ Sean O’Kelly greeted them at for pua*lhia indlctmctits. America’s Industrial giants I* cularly in ftima In which family Shannon A irport. Tnc Ihrro men were ciUsl for widely spread am ong large num­ holdings are large. The giant F ord Motor Co., for Instance, Aipiol’a epecUl Air Franrr- rontam pt after balking a t cer­ ber* of investors. >lana landed here II hour* after tain questions asked them during A t least 11 corporations have dot-a not even appear on the the SermUv crime ecmmlttee h ear­ more than 100,000 common stock­ list. t left Montreal yesterday. Although UFA ha* more than Aurioi had planned a direct ing-. uarw aast i.ionth. holder*--or ow ners. According ta return to France but changed hla la test announced to ta ls, they are: one nml n half time* as many MAP CAMERA rout* when O'Kelly lu rg a a tid A. T. and T................. W0.000 atockholdrrs a* Du Pont, its their meeting here. Genera! Mntora 446J173 |3t),H00,n60 in a -seta are dwarfDAY IONA BF.a CII. Apr. 10 Th* largest preclalun aerial General Electric 249,073 ml by Du P ont’a nearly two dollars. And General F8U FIRB camera in the world la bring Standard Oil Co. (N . J.) 222.0dt billion ... 200 HOG Motor* with approiim ately four TALIiAHASSKE, Apr. 10-671 •.ted to m ap the coastline ir. this W. 8. Steel —A pre-dawn fire todav destroy­ area. Pennsylvania R ailroad 159,770 tim e* s* many ahareho1d»re a t 17*,***»0 P ackard has more than 30 time* ed the Unieeroltv Grill, actors Teroaln change# caused by Radio Cnrp, of A m erica th* street from th* main gate* hurricanes and othar disturbances Cona. Edison Co. o f N. X. 122.4*4 aa much in assets. of Florida S tate Unlverolty. 1T0.04A can be determined and m -re Packard Motor Must large corporations en­ Thousands of women who at* precis nape prepared. Tha pro- F. I. Du Poet Da N em ours 109,774 courage wider ownership uf their la being conducted by tha Sinclair Oil ten dad m u w het It waa Florida . IO IJ iM stock. A number of them have fl. aoast aad geodetic aurState Colter* fa r Woama knew At lu s t IT ctH«r companies apUt their stock in recent Urn eetabttahmeat aa tha Three vey. haeo from lOjOOO to 100JKW m onths to th* price per share A firing fortress with a crew stockholder*. w ould be more a ttractiv e to th a parlor ta d dry (L an­ of eight carries the 7C-0-pound These do not Include haMera of • m all investor. aloft. A t a height of preferred stock In some of th>in tin building alee General Motors split its stock Th# raaaa of th« 1$,7$0 feet, ar. area of 124 eompanlrs. H ow ever, many i r e tw o for one 1st* last year and definitely deter* aooa.-e miles te n he loverod In ferred (lock hu he. * also m o S landsrd Oil Co. (New Jersey) ‘[ American Telephone And Telegraph To Get One-Millionth Stockholder f F; '" .T S L ‘ a t oaea> one piett'-g . , , com m .s stock nod would be a<*{ tCwitlaa*# Oa **#• te s t) Florida Fashions M anufacturing Company, Ims accepted the ihulrmanship of the 19M Hanford Dnlted Jewish Appeal Drive oti l*eh»lf nf the nationw ide tinitevl Jewish Appeal which L-gins Apr. 15, it was announce*! her* today, The fo ile d e«wi*h Appeal re ­ quires $203,444,1 a HI tld t year to meet uigent needs in Israel, Europe, North A frica and the United Stale*. Funds raised here fur the United Jew ish Appeal provide fur the large-scale Imm lgratinn, settlem ent and rehnldli(at mu program uf the United I’n li'tio r Appeal, Join t U iitnhi]liun Committee and United Ser­ vice fur New A m ericent, tho Appeal't benefieiary agencies. , A sserting Hint “ the Jewish Community nf S anford can l>« rigidly proud of the trem endous addevem entl it helped make pos­ sible in recent yenrv In lirael and tn other parts uf Ihe world,'* Mr. Handler em phasized that “th a gigantic tasks of rescue and reconstruction of hundred* of thou*, and* of dtstre.ved Jews are fa r from voinpluted. T hey call fur ac­ tion now before tim e run* out.” “ The work of the United Jewish Appeal is in line with the d< ironc ritic objectives o f th e free peo­ ple* of the world. In taving live*, in strengthening the free people of Israel, We are further­ ing the ia n te of democracy and helping to strengthen It." Mr Handler pointed out th a t 200,INK) Jews m ust be brought to Istnel by the U nited J.vvilh Ap­ peal this vear a* rapidly as pos­ sible. ‘'Thousand* of Jews in Roumanla and Iraq are being per­ m itted ti em igrate to Israel.” ho said, "hut this exodus hat Lecorao it race against tim e. Iraq, where 61,000 Jew* m ust leave hat se t n May 30 deadline on further Jewish em igration, while Roumania might halt the present monthly movement of 5,000 rtni__ H w > lln t4 On l*ii» r*»ur| Sun ford Weather High yeiterday 79 Low today 68 Rain 00 Total Apr. rain, 1.44 inches Normal Apr. rain 2.21 inches. The Weather JACKSONVILLE . A pr. tO -GP) A tlanta 47 tl 30 47 Itismark 81 Urowntvilie 62 63 43 Chicago 69 . Denver Dea Moines 60 41 Freino Philadelphia Washington Winnipeg Jacksonville Miami Tatlahaaroe Tampa 88 61 a 44 77 74 77 74 48 48 Cl 84 u avsiO il fiiiuyAA ganization Demand Warren BeReplaced Ex-Marine Hero Be­ Non-Operating Union came Red In 1945; May Get 21;* Cents Describes Action As In Place Of Six: “Stupidest Of Life” O f f i c i a l s Assert �PAGE TUO THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFOttP. FLORIDA • m a t • o ld ie r ." ................ Among the top divisional com­ mander* he name* MaJ. General E rn ie ("Old Cravat V o ic e ) H ar­ m on for his "rare com bination of sound tactical Judgm ent and boldness th a t to g eth er make a g r e a t commander. Harmon led th e F irst Armored Division In T unisia and Italy, th e Second A rm ored Division In W estern Europe. He Is now retired. Bradley picks as perhaps his M A R C H O F EVENTS Senole Croup lo Study Tightened CAB Control - I I Radical Changes Certain To Bring A ir lif t* P .c le tl Special lo Central P e rn TrrA A H IN O TO N —Be ream* of pain and rage will he heard from the l V airlines soon when the Senate commerce committee begins con­ m a tte r propoesl for tightening Civil Aeronautics sideration of Board control over domestic and overseas air earn ers. Committee Chairman Edwin C. Johnson lD |. Colorado, term s the plan an "ambitious program ." It calls for a ithortty to compel dome*UC airlines to fly entirely new routes, to limit the frequency of flights n and to curtail types of equipment. Overseas carrier* could be fnried In ln|errh*n»;c equipment ami would h a\e their rate i regulated by the Board. ■ > 7 7 The airlines won’t accept all this lying down. They have been accustomed to more freedom In W ig the past and undoubtedly will ask for substantial • J modifications In the m aster plan. ■ | H B FtAMI NO WRICKAOI IS All THAI RfMAINS of s Mld-Contln*nt Airlines p lsre which, with one of Its two engines dead, msoe a crash-lending at the Tulsa. Okla.. Municipal Airport shortly sftet taking off Miracu­ lously. the 20 passenger* and 4 crewmen aboard the crafl escaped serious Injury Twelve of the S3 were taken to nearby bospiUls foe minor Injuries, but only Ov# were held for observation. (international) • NVMI'ATIIV-Benatc Democrats have nothlns hut sympathy for their cnllesgur. f'lialrm sn J W M H D u llin g M ( I n . Arkansas. > t fie .‘■•rnite gr .op p lo tInc In lu rn re In Il.M U n tm * tP K inanm i m - R B B O iff*" loan*. Oenrster fowus* 'So 1st '" A W i f C. iehnten thing he turns up hursa n.» u«ti party -and If h« stops the probe he la certain to be accused of conducting a "whitewash.” Borne congressional observers feel the RFC Inquiry, which has gone rig h t up to some W hite House figure*, already ha* done the ad­ ministration considerable harm with ths voter*. They aay It has done more damage than the crime probe of Senator E ste s Kcfauver (D l, Tennessee, which la credited with bringing about th e 1950 defeat of Senate Majority Leader Scott Lucas, by expoalng activities of the Democratic candidate for sheriff In Chicago. 1# INFLATION—Civilians aren't ths only ones to feel tho pinch on higher prices for clothing, litre are some examples of price Incrtaaca since Jan. 1 In the arm ed aeivlcea: Navy: atanJsrd blue dreaa Jumpers, 15.70 to 11650 black shoes, $5.40 to >5 50; yes coats. 117.10 to 130 55; blue trousers. 15 30 to IIS. A ir Force: wool blouses. I l l oi to S30; overcoats, 126.76 to 135.10; "Ike" Jacket*. 118 00 lo |2!.4p; black shoes. 14 09 to IS. Both services, howwVer. have sought to soften the Impact on the pocketbook. The Navy hvs increased Its Initial and subsequent cloth­ ing allowance* from 111*35 to 1454.79, and the Air Force raised the am ount from 1176.34 to 1230. • VOICES PROM THE DEAD PA ST- Ancient songs rscorded by th e last of the Chippewa warriors and other Indian tribal leaders ■early a half erntury ago a r t being Issued by the Library of Congress and ara available to the general public. Librarian* aay the braves and their squaws mad* the recordings only after being promised th a t their voices would be "preserved In W ashington in a building th a t would graves Want not bum down." . The collection Includes SO different authentic tongs n,u,*n<* w ith themes or war, lovo and hat*. All of the singers Agalnit fir* were a t least 70 years of ago. Some were much older. A great many spoke virtually no English Librarians admit th a t ths uoitrrtlon may have only limited public appeal. But they expect It to be of great Interest to scholars, mu■1clans and historians. ablrness, patience and modesty of DOWN AND—“DONE!” VCAHE *ilMi|||| Sherman CHICAGO. II.I__ Thee* beautiful Chicago waa tho XP-S66, Dutch's "dream” car. Pppeyi •Ifiied ta drive It 156 mph, the sleek, racy rot equipped *U h dual feurwkeel brakes, has fay Mfar-chargod V-g McCracken Road—Out Weat 18th Street iperlmeaUt purpos es Yes, homes in Montana, homes in Pennsylvania, homes in New Jersey, Kentucky, Idaho and all the re s t People are interested in Florida. Those contemplating location.here want to know about Sanford and the way this is done is by taking the Sanford Herald; for here 1b reflected the community which they are considering: its businssec, *ts social life, its interests and aims fo r the future. 400D A M ' N U M IH * BUT Vou CAIM' TELL DfL DlRP'UMCt TWetX 'iO U Much of the litter surround­ in g new building* is prevent­ able. Our heady Mixed Concroto avoids all the mess and obstruction th a t a lU -m ix in g causes! It avoids tho later-on m ess and ctpense which faulty, m lx batches Impose! Use our precision mixed Concrete, for YOUR Job. nm tm t t o u t * i* a u n t * la* £ * r f N - D f t 'f 'a g reatn ess ss a com m ander will •n d u re In the achievement* of his F irst Army. I t w aa the F irst A rm y to cross tho G erman bor­ d er, the first to croas the Rhine, th o first to close to tho Elbo and join hsnds with tho Russians. E nroute It ticketed more p ri­ soners than any o th e r American A rm y. It also burled more A m eri. can dead in the w ake of its long advances." Some of the Judgm ents given by Bradley may stir some Tempeats of dlsrer.t, notably his s i s i on Anglo-American m ili­ ta r y enntroreraiee. R ut he elves *~f, * nr.d hUtcrUns prill b* g rateful fo r his outspoken gamR*. 5 M U C £ » 'R M \ Below are printed three more letters of the same type you have seen before. They prove that people are taking the Sanford Herald in order to learn more about Sanford. Qhttt your In gina • Better Ferfarmonca I • Or—far Oat Icanamy A. D. ROSIER YOUR AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR FOR BRIQOS—STRATTON ENGINES AND PARTE f t Freaeh Are. Pfa. t ' SANFORD HERALD City of Sanford Civil Service EiamlM tlaM wlM bo Held is tho City IU1I at 8:80 P. M. May 17. 1961 or* as ados u poaalhle lh«rraft«r to —tablish an cliflbla Hot far tbs da— of paiica patrolman, and track drivur. The Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida PO U C E PATROLMAN •■ ■■ Absarokec. Montana KQUIREMKNT8: AppUcaate for the Peike Set •el bg 21 years of age, aed be at least 8* 8” tall April 8, 1961 Sanford' Herald Sanford, Florida TRUCK DRIVER All apptkaala ahall be Of good moral character aad deal fHaeee, aad have had at Meat a grammar ol edecatlon. Opportunity for advaacemeat baaed Gentlemen: , •end me your paper antti inn out. We- eypect to he ikw, Montana until tho lent a trip to Sanford — we have land th e n apd If my husband* health le better there we may make oijr the: Thanking you. far your trouble. Gentlemen: I recently race! •pedal editkm wl •end, and enjoyed in* a little Mt ah country which the ir future. Since re­ vUlt to t h ^ v i y chiving thia eplend number I have also torn Anna in that . April 2nd, 1961 Banforda Daily N ttrtpoper Sanord, Florida GenUamant Enclosed find chock for. |1.60 for •h ic k eater my eabacribUoa to your dally paper for the tfurapoo II will pur. We plea on moving to your d ty to live—about the middle of the lummer and w ant to le an aoo—thing about your d ty . Thank you V«r tnU jrow. �* r.u.i: ihi.u. i u u o O A i APH. 10, 19al Legislature French Avenue tr* a tla re 4 SS.HS 13.10 ta .4 3 13.03 I^O 1 st tile . K r . 13-03 30.T3 U n r o l l , s tir b . tt.r s m is S rro ii I s o . I 'o o .lo it, boss m e. loa. la.oa is t 'k s l l o o s s a a ■1.0*1 l l . w It, t o . tie s (O u lls s H Oael S ta te bureau such as the Florida R ailroad and Public U tilities Com­ mission. U nder present laws the City has control over franchises end rate s. The proposed law would put the control in Tallahassee, said Mr. Shlftholser. A fter his in vestigation of the m easure, he will report his findings to Mayor Dyson, who In tu rn will advise th e Seminole County legislation now in Tallahassee on the m atter. The Commission, said Mr, MrKihhin. authorised a contract to fu rn ish the Nava] Air Station with City w ater, the amount being w ithin the rity ’s capability. A number of lota in the Marvania section were ordered to be sold for $250 to $350, following ap p ra ise' by the Real Estate. None of these lots, located east of th e M ayfair section, faces on "Lake Monroe. The Installation of two hour p ark in g meters on the west side o f Palm etto Avenue between the alley bock of the Post Office and Commercial Avenue was ordered. The west side of Magnolia Ave- ^ Creyhewnd f i r s t Remain Aron singly Law I I 'h l l s S r l e h l a P is a W.33 ti I 3 .U IT .03 GRKYHOUND BUS STATION 201 EAST C O M M B Iim i. AVKNFK PHONE W o ir r c t was ilrsigiiatrd tor »«■« hour parking, but no m eters were ordered Installed. On reeommenilatinn of the Zon­ ing Hoard, a nubile hearing was ordered to take place on Apr. 30 relative to retoning of various properties. In order to perm it a housing project for w hite tenants in the a r m bounded by Pecan and Manru stln * Avenue, Third and Fifth S treets, reioning from R t to R2 sta tu s will be asked, said Mr. MeKIbbln. A nother requeot will be to rezone Tw enty-fourth S treet be­ tw een Sanford and Park Aveues from R IA to R2 to prem lt erec­ tion of multiple dwellings. Alsu proposed Is the reioning for comtm rc lal use of the east side of S anford Avenue from Tenth Street to Celery Avenue. R. II. Derkham was granted a five year eitenslon to his lease on th e Sanford T railer Park at F rench Avenue and Fourth Street. E . II. Johnson, city san itary en­ gineer, told the Commission that th e park meets san itary requirem enta. F ire Chief M. N. Cleveland was authorised to attend the sta te eon- rn a P a s s OM) immediately to the Senate. W arren was asked In th« House resolution to "defer an y action on re-ln»tatrm ent o f any sue!' suspended office h o ld rr until receipt of further advice and consent of the S enate." Eighteen officials still are under suspension In the state. Thr House Interrupted Us morning session to bold a Demo­ cratic caucus at which Rep H ryant of Marion w as nominated for speaker in Il>53 over Kep. Nesmith of W akulla. The vtrtr was Mi-30. Hep, Ilronson of Dscrola was namri' sneaker pro tem po!e over Hep. Je rn ig sn of Escambia, Pointing to Warren** rein statem ent of Sullivan and Fisher, Hep. Fascell of Dude d -J a re d the fto v irp n r amy have l>cen within ’aw ”1 ut to the people of this sta le it looks like m aneuver.” “ I Iwlirvr the action In effect is an affront to th e Senate "It'a not too late to close the barn door,” declared FasceU. "We still have 18 horses m there." Eighteen suspensions remain to *■- - f-'.o 1 -an -Sp.-t.rr «*«!•• *•••• ' I Hough ttsile n two officials. "Investigation" w as by-word with many legislators. The House Resolutions Com­ m ittee appointed a special sub­ com mittee to combine several proposals for Investigations Into one. Measures before th e committee would call for Inquiries Into cam­ paign spending and nolitlca) ac­ tivities of gambling figures, and general business an d financial ftfM m of Flat# agecles. H arsh things w ere said In Ibr Senate yesterday about (Jnvcmor W arren and hU Administration A bill to require automobile owners to prove ab ility to p»v accident damages before they ran obtain a Heens* ta g was Intro­ duced in the Senate. Senator King of W inter Haven, one of Its introducers, said the proposal I. designed to take out the “one free accident" now pertnitted under the p resen t finan­ cial responsibility law. U nder thr present law. a rat Old Age Assistance *nd aid to th r blind front the S tate Wel­ fa re Commission. The w e l f a r e commissioner would be requirrd to give th.* county board* monthly lists of all welfare recipient* in th e county. Copies s i x would go to the sta te attorney and the county Judge. The w e l f a r e comml»»ioner would be rrqutred to furnish complete records on any ro*e called for by the cnuilty board and cut any person off the roll* a t the recommendation of the county board. The neraor. thu* iLnled assistance could appeal to ihe S tate Welfare Hoard. County welfare boards would be required to bold Information furnished by the S tate W elfare commissioner confidentially. A person using the inform ation for ■■political or commercial” p u r­ poses could be fined un to $500 or jsiled for si* months. ow ner involved in a traffic accident loses his d riv er’s license unless he can prove his financial responsibility, eith er with per­ sona] funds or liability insurance. King said an ow ner of an auto­ mobile would be required Jo pre­ sent proof of his responsibility when applying fo r his license tag s. Illegitim ate children would tie denied state-federal welfare pay­ m ents in Florida under a bill proposed by Hep. Ayres of Ms. rlon. It would perm it state-fedcrsl aid for drpemlent children only to those "Korn In lawful wed­ lock.” It would throw the burden of providing assistanre to illegiti­ m ate children back on the coun­ ties, which have authority under law to provide for such welfare paym ents out of th eir local hodgets. A nother Ayres bill would create county w elfare boards In every county to review all ap ­ plications from th e ir counties for ~r New York City ha* more than 33,000 teachers. IN HAIF M l IliU J A Public House Wrecker Number ONE OKI F a th e r Time works overtime to ravage your home. Faint peels—floors sag—ceilings crack amt the beat of homes jro to pot. unless repairs are made promptly. Cheek your home from top to toe today. 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II, f t , , , , a 1.4 •allaaallr Mr Ialaa4 b rn a a a a rr llraraarala* •l*ra, l a r . l a a Sark. I klraaa, D r. tra’I. Maaaaa I Ilf, *1, l.» la . Tka IfrraM la a ataaakar af Ika A ia w lilH l*raaa which la aalllla4 •irfa a lx lr la Ika ata far d n a h ll. jaMfth af all Ika laral aa aa srlala4 l* aawaaaaar, aa nail aa all •U* M a a 4laaalrka*. TUESDAY, APR. Id. I t ’ll TODAY'S n illl.H VKRSP. ll U noI a tail laililrr because Kingdom la arithln us. Many hsnpw * * da, iivhotd » laililrr i«t op on th* earth, and the* lop of ll raarlird to heavrn.— Gen. 28:12. h The liomr lianl may nol escape the next » n ai easily it did the Uti. Or. Willurd Filirld, dir­ ector of Ihe Univrrtily of Florida** agricultural rxperimrnt ilalion al Giineiville, tayt a biological al* lac L on Florida agruuliurr maV Ire cipccird in litc event of a third world war. The Supreme Couth by rever* ling the conviction of the Negron who raped a girl near Grnveland hat made it all the harder for law-abiding Florida citizen* to guarantee that next time there will be any trial al all . . fair or unfair. Prihaps there were element* of hyileria or emotionalism con­ nected with the Cleveland affair which made the trial let* fait than it ihould have been, but at least there wat a trial, and at bad the Negroet were taved from lynching by the prompt action of the ihertff and the National Guard. A United Nations Trmuqwrt and Communications Com­ mission project to study th e effectiveness of highway murking signs used by various nations has been criticized on the ground th at it is trivial. In the experiment, being carried out in Ohio in this country and in five other nations, mark­ ers of various origins are set up along a stretch of hfghwny and their interpretation, by travelers seeing them for the first time, is tested. In such critical times us these, ft is asked, couldn't the United Nations find something more useful to do? The UN could find le tte r things to do, and it Is doing many other things which are obviously more useful. Its highest elements are s|K*nding a great deal of their time on the one complicated problem which is of most concern toduy, th a t of bringing w ar to un end and then preventing it from recurring Despite these things, it is hard to escajie the thought that there may be a |>olnt in the suggestion that there an- better things to do than the testing of road signs. If the energies being used in this road-sign project were appliisl instead diriv'tly to the problem of crouting peace, might not that problem Is* solved th e quicker? .Mavis- it would and maybe it wouldn't. The road-sign study is a |s*ace project, because Its aim is to find a system of signs which will make travel in strange countries safer and easier. It didn’t hurt to question it; there is a good ans­ wer. The same question might be asked ubout many other things being done by the Unitsd Nations, by esur national government and others, by state and local government, and Economics And Defense plishing this diiul task of building economy and defense. Large projects are planned for the development of water isiwer and other nuturnl resources, and detailed plnns have been made for presentation to American bankers along with applications for loans. With South America'a almost unlimited resources and the help of Aniericun capital, Brazil und her sister republics should be able to accomplish great things along thu lines of mining, agriculture and industry. It may lie necessary, however, th a t defense preparations accompany rather than follow such iwrformunce, if these republics are to lie ready for emergencies. Don't tell thi* to your grand* parent* but the people of Florida -art better educated today than they were a generation ago. A r 'I take the sen sensentj quite seriously, and expect it *’ cording to a lurvey jutl completed io establish Itself sometime In the scientific says ...................... tific record,” -----ir e c to r nofr i aa biological Wnin«iB»i station in ttw Uh> ;by the professor of education at John S. Colman, ddirector Man. He is pi,e author o f **now book, “The Sea abd’Ra ' the University , « f Florida.' them of............... ;;{ 1 1 'were fewer than 3,000 high achool > ly {t e r ie s " Sr ^ l -pupil* in the entire date of Florida Is ("olmnn right 1 Are tndre sen ser|>ent»? Lieut. Com­ dO year* ago. Now there are 102,* mander Uti|H*rt T. Gould of tlie British navy-thinks so. In >151. Thi* represent* an increaie of his work, “The Case for the Hen 8er|»ent,M he cites various I about 3,500 percent while the observations by reputable und rnmiietent seamen. They all total population ha* incrcaaed ugree in re|>orting a creature sixty to onu hundred feet long, about 300 percent. In 1910 there with a long neck terminating In a snnkelikn head and a were only 331 high ichool leniurt broad body, resembling the plesiosaurus of a past geologic hi the entire dale: today there era. ate 18,906, up 5X00 percent. Such it creature was reported seen off Gloucester,'Mass, Opponent* of universal military mining have emasculated the pro* ■Med now draft act which would Jl give u* uaiverv'l military training, and thus we weaken ocrtclvet militarily in the eye* of the * orld at the very lime when d/r- j h i« needed a* it was never needed be* > ( « » . Because tame people are unj If able to tee that i| you have to ' I I fight it it belter to know how to |m* and that if you don I have feht. ht tl them it no harm In know* fltht I boee. we art inviting an all* I attack from Russia and making and more inavitabla and bn* Sale the time when wa will hava fight. . We have heard a great deal in , (thi* country about the auderity i program in Great Britain and the efforts the British art making to Mpport themselves, though we •time* wonder how the Bet* .. can afford tuth htiuriet aa tocUliied medicine If they are a* I aa they pretend to be. But cornea a report from the Bri* _ gpwnuMat itself which re­ al* that tad year the British ’ >spent four limes a* much on — sg and drinking alone as *avodL Tht flgm* M Hlafr by the mivernasenl arei 1 6 r . of all inccmc waa spent alcohal and tobacco; only ___ unM into savings of all Tnana took 27 partent. In 1817, in the South Atlantic in 1848 and near RraxU III 1906. That no dead sea serpents have been found proves nothing, they probably sank. It Is known th at the ocean har­ bors ninny ntrunge creatures, not all of which have been catalogued. The sea serpent may be among them. Lc>88on In Socialism K Fhimself while in office many of -----------— dvr ha U unfit n ijr picker An interesting object lesson In the end results of socialism Is given in a lesson flout Tbouuu -• tihelly, a high school teacher of economies and history at Yonkara, N. Y. N. Y„ aa quoted in a bulletin of the Foundation lor Economia Education: "Aa a teacher la tha public schools, I find that ths socialistcommunist Idea of taking ’from each orcordlng to his ability,1’ and •*givlng each according to his need’ it now gontraily accepted without question by most of our pupils. In an effort to explain tho fallacy In this theory, I some­ times try this appruach with my pupUa: " Vhen one of ths brighter or hardworking pupils makes a grade of PS on a teas, I suggest th a t I take sway 20 points and glva them to a atudvn* who has leads only M points on his test. Thus each would contributs according to h i t . ability and—since both would have a passing mark aach would receive according to his need. A fter I hare Juggled tha trades — of all the other pupils In this fas — fashion, the result la usually a ‘comLion ownership’ grads of between 70 sa d M b- the minimum needed for passing, or for survival. Than I speculate with the pupUa aa to tho probable results If 1 Governor Warren hat reinstated StdBvan as sheriff of Dedr 1|, /even though It te e w iy u a i - a w not have He may not have law. We da not knew But bn certainly an* Hr JA1IE8 MARLOW WASHINGTON, Apr. 10-G P) —Thj* it a i » m | one. You drop In on s draler to b u r s new r»r. There’s a ceiling on the pries* he ran charge you. OPS— Office of Price Siahilfxation—ha* put • ceiling on the pries* of new rare. P retty goo<i, you say. Wilt, th a t reiling, he can’t h‘ke the price Just lH*eau*<* cars are h an ler In get now. I Hut he'll get arouml th a t, if he’« a ehiseler, by loaiiing the new r a r siown with a lot of un­ wanted accessories. You pay for the car with all that or you don’t get it a t all.) So you see a r a r you like, withsuit any accessories, uiisi you •ays "W hat's the price on th is? It's .say, IIJMJU. T h at’s the ceilIng price. “ I’ll take It," says you. “Good," says the dealer. "And hy the way, I suppose you know there are on ly ^fo u r tires with this car. No spare." "W hat's th at a g a in ? " says you. "S orry," says the dealer. “Gov­ ernm ent order." He's right, too. N PA — National Production *• ......../* » « * f i j * . p , , u « d • t ,v y u s* va 'i • i( t)iik ..rllu .—( ..j j V ,»■*! rsrm sls* * , Apr. t, to’ -t.ij. tf.A r m critical, tk-maudi * Uim**, lb* w orth of things should I cr ai hrtc utot rd<«lcr» with no mine ionii not is* taken for granted. L et's ask the question of ourselves. four tires. No spares o r new cars. Why? Heeause NPA, which con­ Hieckihg over the list of activities which take up our time —part of which rightly Isdong* to the tasks of being a good trols m aterials to Ite sure the Armed Forces gel all they need, citizen—could we find hotter things to ilo? w ants to save rubber. The rubber which manufacturer* save hy om iting a spare tire on passenger car* will go Into tire* for truck*. Well, since it's for the good o f Military prepnrednesa is hut a hollow facade If it locks the country, it's all right. Hut it n stable, productive economy to back it up. The liraziliun does put you into a kind of stew , minister of the interior made a isiiut of th is fact at a recent personally. True, » ear with fou, tire- Is lielter lhan u car w ith press conference in Kin do Janeiro. only three. This official asserted th at in u world threatened by Hut n car with only four isn 't wur Brazil must look to her defense, hut that she und the so good when yoo have a flat with anv one of them. Ho you other countries of Uitin America must first build up their say to the dealer: “ My goodness, economies. A commission representing th e countries in this what am I going to do w ithout a hemisphere will meet in Washington following the meeting • p a rr? " “Oh, I can sell you a spare,” of foreign ministers, to discuss ways and means of accom­ Sea .Serpents 1 THE NATION TODAY actually used the socialistic theory for grading papers. "First, th a highly produet Ire pupils—and they are always a minority in achool ae wall a t lu Ufa- would soon voae was all inreuIncen­ tive for 1 — ror H producing. Why strife to make «a high grade if part nf It Is t a ksn k e n -----..... from ---y>u by 'authority' and gtven to someone else) "Second, tho less productive pupils— o majority in school ns slatwhere—would for atlme, Im* relieved of the necessity to study or to produce. This socialist-com­ munist system would continuo un­ til tho high producers had sunk— or had been driven down— to the level of tho low producers. At that point, In order for anyone to survive tho 'authority* would have no alternative but to begin a sys­ tem of compulsory labor and punIshmsnt against oven the low pro­ ducers. They, of course would then complain bitterly, but without uud.rrundlng. "Finally I return tho discussion to th* ideas of freedom and eater pAae— the market esorwmy—• where each person has freedom of choice, and la rosuoaslble for his own dselaiwM a a l welfare. "Gratifying enough, moot of my pupils. Um .\ underlin'd what I msan when I explain th at so- Help Expert all around mechanic. Muat be sober, re­ liable, good character. Only men of the hlgheet type need apply. General Motors Producta ex­ perience preferred. Contact Mr. Hubert Service Manager, at ?gEEftJ-- ■ Jnhr*' ^gE—« -.*■**■JfasS-~- said the dealer, “I have a few new tires on hand." Maybe some dealers won't have any spare* all, although most nf them proIsalsly have since it's customary to have some kind of supply. (Home of them may chisel on thi* fifth tire business. For ex­ ample: Jones got a new car from the manufacturer, complete with five tire*. Iwfnrp NPA told carmaker* not to ship any more with five tires, (Jones, with this pre-Apr. I rar, take* off the fifth tire and now pretamis he got the ear a fter A pt, I, with only four tirea, so he ran make a little* extra dough by selling you the fifth one from his nlleged supply. I Hut thin kind of chiseling rouldn't last long since, with earn scarce and the demand large, ail the pre.Apr. I cans will soon m AOUI'I TUESDAY APR. 10. 1981 SANFORD, FLORIDA Telephone Stocks (CaatlaaM S’rasa Page oae) stockholders wil] vote at th eir forthcoming annual m reting on a twu-for-one split. &mu- idea of how widely the ownership of A. T. and T. is spread can ire gained from th e fact th at it has stockholders in •II the IX sta te s, and at least 10,000 i .immunities. The average holding ia TJ shares. .Home itX),OOo of the employee* of A. T. an i T. snd its Hell System eompanl stem companies •re A. T. and T. stockholders. Among individual stockholders of A. T. and T., incidentally, M S.-'si u rr men, an* wom’-n and 220, S00 are joint tm sn and wom an) stockholders. Th-n* are .Ht/JKl other share­ holders in th e institutional nr gluiip ow nership class surh as investment tru s ts , educational Institutions an d insurance com­ panies. There Is a fu rth e r spread of ownership of a company in m a n / of these group holdings as the shares held hy a single invest ment tru st rnnv be In behalf of sevrial thousand person*. The biggest General Motors *t«M-Vholder is Du Font which has 22.7 of GM common stock. Hut In turn, this make* the Du Pont " J .'h lit le f ' io dine * ow ners *>f th*>! clock. As for A. T. and T.'s one m il­ lionth stockholder, he will tie difficult to determ ine since the nurnlier of stockholders is in­ creased in th ree ways. They are; hy exchange nf eonverlilile ib* lienturrs for common stock, hy completion of naym rnt for new shares hv employee* under the company's payroll deduction plan, and hv a present stockholder's sale of p art of his holdings. Ilut the company will come as rinse as ll ran to nicking No. 1.000.000 for -eeognlliun at a ceremony befitting the occasion. Prank Sandler fronflntied from P i|» One) grants at any time." On account of -the condition of Jews living In Moslem countries, particularly In the squalll ghettos of North Africa, Immediate re­ settlement in Israet Is a matter of urgent necessity," Mr. 8andler said. "For the 2ML000 Jewish men, women and enlldren who must la* brought to Israel this year, as well as for tha tsne of thousands of newly-arrived Im­ migrants in larael still living In mske-shlft tents, this has Iwcome a “now or never" year. Jews who have the chance to leave Roumania and Iraq must Itave now. Meanwhile, immigrant* in Israel cannot go on living In tenta In­ definitely. These newcomers must Jiave roofs over their heads, they must be afforded an opportunity to work and to build; they must. In short, bo helped to rebuild their shattered t llyeer In' Israel— the only oufpoat of democracy In the entfr •*e entire N ear East.” United Jewish nfpueitw Appeal’s •The - ■” •*•****• vawtBN five point program for 1081 was outlined 1. Rescue 200,000 Immigrants from Europe and tha Moslem countries and bring them to Israel. 2. Provide vast assistance fur (he rehabilitation and resettle­ ment of newcomers In Israel so that they may become self-reliant ritlsens. а. Provide fo r the establishment of 120 new agricultural settle­ ments In Israel and finance the cenatruction of rural housing units for 40,000 newcomers. 4. Furnish food, clothing, med­ ical supplies and other basic necessities to 400,000 needy Jews In North Africa and Europe. б. Aid In the swift Americani­ sation and integration of a*one 20,000 Jewish Dlsptsied Person Immigrants expected to be ad mitts led to tha “ "United " Status In Anyway, when the dealer say* he ran arti you a spare, you sigh with relief, do a little arithmetic In vour head, and ask the dealer: "The 0 P 8 celling price on this car Is hut when OPS set the celling, car* still had five tire*. Now they have only four. TTnw much will you knock off the price, since I gat only four tirea now?” "Oh”, says tha dealer. “ In title rase I ran knock off |I 0 . So the car will only aeli for 11,700* The new tiro from my supply will cost you I ts . So tha full price to vou will bo (1,815.” Ooops, savs you. That’s 015 over ths* 01*8 celling price, al­ though OP8 set the celling at 11 Ann in the first plica to con­ trol inflation. Yet, the dealer isn't violating any order by this deal. Or he rior-r.'t seem to he. I called up the NPA ueonle. "How come?" I was told this was strictly an OP8 worry, :!r.r? MPA'? J«h •« mrndv to save rubber. OPS must worry about prices. I called OP8. The man I spoke to seemed unhappy. 1 didn't get much light, though. Rut I did get the impression NPA and OPS didn't get together on this one before NPA ordered tha han on the fifth tire. Still, the OPS said sort of mournfully: "A dealer shvuMn't tha ho achieved of ttfil of thouiifidl |K Jav a still trapper) In critical areas la to bo completed before It D too lote.” "I om confident that the mo­ mentum th at has carried us this far will ha sustained in tha forthconing campaign, an dthat every eiallsm—even In a democracy— will eventually result In a livingdeath fn rail except tha 'authori­ ties' and a few of thsir favorite lackeys," attempt to tell ■ customer how much hall knock off the calling prico because a car lacks a fifth tire until wo Issue an order on that.” " 8 ;. Sandler pointed out that litvd J« tno Uniisnl Jewish Appeal pr*- for 1M1 S fe Daytona Opens Six Congressman Herlong Reports Hy HID HERLONG Travel Bureaus In I* week your Congrersman in w ork ram ps; and forces Big Southern Cities wasl a s thonored by being elected1 scores of millions to conform to president of our T hursday morn- j a regim entation, the end of which DAYTONA BEACH. Apr. 1 0 - ing Breakfast G roup, which is it (the perpetuation in power of <A>—Six p retty saleswomen for composed of M embers of Congres: its overlords. fl. The Christian way believe* Daytona liearh will open travel who are devoted to applying bureau* in us many su u lh rastrru Christian principles to govrrnmmt j In political Imperialism only as a cities next Monday They w ere and to our everyday dutirs. This tem porary frusteeshp, with free­ rrcruited hy the Daytona iteach group was founded nearly Ien dom fo r all peoples an urgent c t Chamlicr of Commerce as op- year- ago and has been meeting well as an ultimate goal— a free­ dom already the proud possession I erator* of booth* to »<c set up In regularly since th a t time. leading departm ent store*. At our m eeting last week we •>f India, Pakiston, and Philip­ I Miss Marianna Williams will approved a ’’D eclaration uf Prin- pines, Indonesia, and many an­ I go to A tlanta; Miss H arriet Hill i ciples* which I shall quote in part: other nation form erly In political to Nashville; Miss Douglas An­ "We are a p a rt o f Amertrs— tutelage. The Communist way, b,derson to Chattanooga: M itt from government, fro m business, hind a false facade of words, Claire Drppcn to Knoxville; Miss Christian men and women drawn would extend the ruthless ini per Peggy Meredith to Memphis; from labor, from th e profenion*, Isllsm o f Moscow to every nation an,| Miss Frankii- Holton to Bir­ * from agriculture— from diverse it subvert* nr conquers." mingham. \Yr a re railing on ail Individuals backgrounds, hut u n itrd in humbly The girl* were chosen for q ua­ •••eking the mind o f Christ fer in th is hour of crisis in our world lities of personality, salesm an­ | America and for us a* cltisen* nf to deepen their faith in man and ship, and knowledge of the vaca­ * America in this h o u r of her test­ man'* possibilities a* an end and tion facilities of Daytona liearh. ing and decision. W hat follows has not a - a means; to set* to it tha: Their bureau* will t« operated been hammered out o f our ♦*- th e ir sense of obligation to serve for three months at a cost of wrienee; it has com e to us as wa others, thsir country, and their g 1H.OsMI. The city's srhi-dule of* uive prayed. We share it with world, overrides any concern for advertising for the coming su m ­ you, not that w a a re sure we have their own selfish interests. “ H< mer's trade will he concentrated the answers, hut th a t we hsvo that is greatest am ong you, let In the bureau cities. tried with God's help to rind their.. him l>e the servant of all. On feature of the operation is Wi* hope and p ra y th a t earh **f , a free registration und draw ing you will search your own heart | The authorised •trrntfth (,f In earh city for free vacations nls.v *h*t •*,** n « d we fnpettier W rit Point’* «*orr * of r8t|»'t$ \% iit Daytona Itcnch. f*»,*vf1j||g may keep faith w in , our Chn t- | 2t4IW. hotels and other facilities pro­ ian heritage: th a t we may tv* vide special entertainm ent for stra d fa 't in th e d a y s and years the winners. The bureau* are th a t lie ahead. l*eing opened rarlir thi* year “ We hold these tru th s |.» he than liefore to stim ulate travel •elf-evlilsnt: to this city In May. Optometrist “Two stays of life a r e struggling for m astery today. Phone 51 “ I. The C hristian w av sees ihe US Magnolia universe as God’* handiwork. The Communist wav sees it as Min J mechanism, neither coming fn u II. II. Coleman, division manager anywhere, nor w ith any destiny of the Florida Power and Light save an ultim ate ohliroinn. "2. The C hristian w ay sees man Co., announced In.lav that hi* rniiipanv rt-i'rntly received two n a­ is rhil I nf God w ith the gift of This Week Onl) tional award* a t Chicago, III. One immortality. The Communist way April 10 T hru I tth makes him one w ith a mechanis­ award was for the promotion of electric kitchens, the other for its tic universe, and d eath the in­ evitable end. promotion of electric ranges. “2. The C h ristian way sees J. II. Keele, sales promotion m anager of the company, received government the se rv a n t nf man. the two p rlies, a trophy and a • n instrument designed to estate $ 2 .2 9 plaque, at the 17th annual ron- llah the great frswdnms, whose Terence of the Edison Electric In­ policies are aim ed at releasing stitute at the E dgrw atrr H»arh m an’s Inner pow ers. The Com­ Hotel, Chicago. munist wav has established the a ta s t t r u N I I A Y H V m The nation-wide contest, said sta te as man’s m a ste r, and in Mr. Coleman, annually draw* r un- th e nsme of m en’s well-being has tltlon from scores of utilities. rreated a regim e o f fear that lies are known as the “George stultifies the c re ativ e and withers A. Hughe* Awards" in commem­ th e spirit. oration o f th e Inventor of the elec"4. The C hristian way would trie range. The awards were g ’.ven establish world peace on a founda­ SOI Celery Are. for the utility 's assistance to re ­ tion of righteousness and the All ThU Week tails!? and wholesalers throughout hrothrrhood nf all people*. The Florida. Communist way ex ten d s the false lowal Yard Hun pears nf terror and death whereever It nrevails. Tow ard thus* people who would rem ain free, it holds out the th r e a t of sg g r-’* (Continued from Page One) IN DAILY sabotage, and war. M b lk tl'tsubject “ a biblical done hy Lindo slon. "8. The Christian way recosuRenl. 8amoossoud said Twain pur. ise* the dignity of work and the ot chased it in Italy for 11,000. function of industry, both in A painting of Mark Twain, atmosphere of freedom. The Com­ whose real name was 8amu«i munist way enslaves Its million* I { Dr. Henry MeKnulin PsPs&L. Co. Receives National Awarcta SPECIAL 1st Quality 81x99 Sheets for Army-Navy Surplus K Daughter Auction Clemens, was sold for $00 to U D .. Norris,* Perry, Mo., auto deal­ er. Norris is a mrmlwr of the Mari Twain Research Foundation, whlcn plant to build a museum a t FVrrlda, Mo., Twain's birth­ place. Norris purchased for another foundation inrmlier. Editor Bur­ ney Fishhook of the Perry Weekly Enterprise, one of Twain's desks for fzttP. Samuel Fuller, l-o« Angela*, motion picture director, bought a bronte bust of the author for •108. That Mark Twain himself waa a collector was disclosed hy a urchase made hy Capt. E. Itamllon Lee, Los Angeles, who said ha ia ona of the nation'a first four civilian air mail pilots, ami a great Twain fan. Capt. Lee bought for $18 a tic­ ket to the Font theater In Wash­ ington, D. C., dated Apr. 14. IftdA. Tha ticket said that President Abraham Lincoln was expected a t the theater that night, tho night the great emanripalor was '••ally shot. Mrs, Samoesouu said aha la o'trtioning tho material beca aha and her husband plan to tra- G re l. Much of tha goods sold l a s t ! night consisted o f silver tea ser­ vices, dishes, silverware, silver | trays, candlesticks, chairs and tablss. Many of the things had | belonged to the Jovial creator Ituck Finn and Tom Sawyer. member of the community will recognise and live up to tho | tremsnlou* respot iMilties that con­ front us." ORIENTAL RUG SHOP 3 DAYS ONLY Bare New—t a r e aa maefc aa 24% and mere an all a u r imparted Oriental pattern r n g a . W h a t makes an nail three rnga ol there PrfteeT It* lev neegheed an Ugh rent, as fa iry flstarea, aa whatosaiec l a centred with. Wa deal d ire * * frem aR parte a f the weeId. All raga g aanateed math preef W IN T M P A M . FLA. TeL 1-4IT1 » Hen. Imparted Oriental Pattern Rags •8 5 0 NOW EGGS D CLOSING OUT SALE FOR SEASON $>l N. Park Are. R. & C. GRO. ’34-so f USEDCAR SALE 1940 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan Gtxxl Tirett and Seat Cavers—Look* and runs good .......................- ........................... Gnu local owner- Looks and rur* corel f t * MC 'W : 00 * 2 $ S 'n° 1946 Bulck 4 Door Super Sedan Good Point, Good Tire*, Radio, Heater, A Rood clean c ar with low m llcnge........ •II8 8 00 1947 Dodge 4 Door Sedan Dark Green paint which looks almost new Radio, Heater, 4 Brand new Goodrich tirea with Life-Guard Tubca, P rice........... * *1118“ 1947 Dodge 4 Door Sedan Good Paint, Good Tirei, Scat Covers, Radio, Heater Good Michnnicwl Condition .................... ... — r n i®. I R T 1948 Buick Convertible Olympic Blue Finish, Practically new”tirea, Radio, Heater. Seat Caver*, Excellent Mechanical Condition, Price ------ _____ _^ ...... 1948 Bulck Roadm aater 4 Door Sedan Oijrmnlc Blue Pnlnt like m g , Seat Coven. ***• Driven only M2 R15 miles lijr one owner. Price f | QQg .00 M VM BI M M •sll Rec. 7M 8 Now 2 1 * 0 1947 Ford 4 Door Deluxe Sedan Practically new tirea, ch;An tphoUtery, One Owner. Good mechanics.) condition Heater, $ ,JUU£ sei*y*cij ■ is n •1 7 8 1941 S tudebaker 4 Door 6 Cylinder Sedan ■ MWmr-j ■1sa 2L . 57£ �TUESDAY APR. 10. 1951 ____________________________________________________ THE 8ANFORD HERALD, BAN FORD, FLORIDA__________________________________________________________________________ PAPE M f l Virginia Kincaid Weds Jack Gordy Social A n d Personal Activities # HONE 148 Elizabeth Dyson Is Given Luncheon Social Calendar TUESDAY The Fidrll* Class of the F irs: B ap tist Churrh will meet at the home of Mr*. Li, K. McNah BH Elm Avenue at 8:00 P. M. T he U nity C lan will meet at th e V nldei 1Intel at 7:30 P.M. with Rev. Carolyn II. Parson* a* te ac h ­ er. T he public i» Invited. Teacher* and Officer* of the .Sunday School will m eet a t 7:30 P. 31. a t Churrh. C entral H aptiit Ju n io r and Interm ediate G. A.’s will m eet at 7:10 P. U . a t Church. T he Woman’* Hilda Cla** of the F irat Ilnpti*l Church meet at the hom e of Mr*. It. T. Hunt at 7:30 P. M. with Mr*. J . L. Jackion. T he W are Ilible C la u of the F irat M elhoditt Church will m ret at 7:30 P.M. at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Gilbert William*. 2010 t'n -.-t, WRDNRSDAY T he Garden Cluti will have a board meeting at 0:30 A .31. at the G arden Center. T he Golden Group uf the Lake 3 lary Community Church meet* a t th e church Wedne*day a t 3:00 P. M. T he Business Women uf the Lake Mary Community Church m eet w ith Mr*. K. Lloyd Wcdnevday a t 8:00 p. M. M ethodist Churrh will hold it* P ra y e r Meet Inn Service in Mc­ Kinley Hall at 7:43. R egular Midweek P ra y e r S er­ vice ul 7:30 P. M. At Central lio p tiat Churrh. T he P rayer Service will begin at 8:00 P. M. at the F irat . ,llapti*t C hurch. The Bailor will bring ano th e r in the serie* on “ Every C h ristian ’* Job.” Tl» JIIRDAY Mi<* Elisabeth Dyson, popular bride-eject, w ar honored with a luncheon F riday given by Mr*. Ward C aucell* at the home of Mr*. W. R. Dyson. The Dyaon home wa* a ttra c ­ tively decorated throughout with *pring flower*. The buffet *ly|e luncheon was »ervrd from a Uce covered table centered with an arrangem ent of m iniature orchid*. Tho»e enjoying the occasion with 3 liu Dyton were Frank Mebane, Sr., .Mr*, lame* Terwillegcr, Mr*. Charles Howe*, Mr*. Joe Shearouse, J r ., Mr*. William Hindi. Mr*. McKav Truluck. 3!r*. Dale Scott ami 3lr». W. II. Dyson. Card Party Planned By Catholic Group M in M ar; M eM ifctt - f !k t Ce" .. L V V ~-* r tu b *u. I with the Catholle Youth Club at It* reg­ ular monthly m eeting in the Yacht Club .Monday evening and a*ked for the Club’* cooperation with the card party which will i>e held In the .Mayfair Inn Thur*dav evening *t 8:00 P.M. A program of *orlal artivltle* wa* discussed for the coming year. The firat will he u Coca Cola party to t>e held Apr. 24 at the home of Mr*. E. Culiuni, and followed bv a taffey pull at the home of Mr. and Mr*. A. O. Von HerbutU on May 2*’. Other* will include a boat party, a baseball game, skating, dancing and swimming parties. Sunday i* Communion Sunday for the member* of the club and it wa* decided to havo a Communion breakfast at the 3lonteiuina Hotel following th e 8:00 o’clock h u m . A drive for new member* wa* ilUruMed a fte r which the meeting wa* adjourned. Ilrfreihm ent* of purtrh and rake wa* served hy the hostesses to the 20 memlier* present. Mr*. Jam es A. Kincaid of Lake Wale* announced today the marriage of her d aughter, Virginia Catherine, to Jaek S. Gordy. s o of .Mr*. Nina Gordy and the !«’■• J. S. Gordy, S r. of Albany, Ca The wedding took place in the Folk-ton M ethodist Church, Folk, •ton, Ga., Mar. 24. Mr. ami Mra. W. G. H arris of Mr. and Mr*. Gordy are reApopka spent th e weekend with *lding at the Park Apartment*. Mr. ami Mr*. Z. II. Ratliff. Mr. Gordy i» now employed with the Britt T racto r Co. Friend* of Mr*. T. S'. Dillard will regret to Irxrn that she is ill nt her home on West Twentyfifth Street. Mr*. Jan et .Nlirpnari daughter Sandy of Hollywood ur, visiting Mr*. Jew ell Chapman for several day*. Mr*. Ward C asscrlli of Wllnvrigum, Del. left today to return home after spending the past week with her parent*. Mr. and .Mr*. W. R. Dyson. RADIO STATION WTRR 1100 K ilurjH r* « 01* N>h « iil& 8 J8 11SO 8 i\ Ti*8 T 0i T ito T:II TiJrt I So fiEA 9 U !»: Jn 14i ga Mr. and Mr*. C. B. Rudd. Mr. and Mr*. I.eland Rudd and Mr*. M. C. Stone spent the weekend in Wayrros*. Ga. a* guest* of .ai.tm Mr. a nd Sirs. Paul Jenkios. < 4t •«*« Ml , ami Mr*. Roy AtkeniiuiK and their gtiest*. Mr*. Edith Sherdan and Mr*. Anne Harding of Erie, pa., spent the weekend in Key We»t, Mr. and Mr*. Jack Everett and children, Darlene, Jo Ann and Billy, left last week for their home in Ka*t Springfield, Pa., afte r visiting their grandmother, .Mr*. Leah Wei* and also Mr, and Mr*. Roy Arkenhurg. I I i iv k TUESDAY rtunfon! M i r h t i Ti«l1 i«h t Nt»*trt» (Hirii !*«»' sifiEF I lM I B in H h l r «>f ll t. llr m i x tl ItfiM .rlrf Nftvlnr* 11«» taal o r It Mvrrtln* Mual.Mo ftiln s Hr** \t»vl Tht* H«rkit N i g h I iMItlian P hil Itr#*.! At orgEft It • I>mni*FtImr I ’ n l lr. l Nntioii* vrw *# V'.h- Ui ilc V#»v* - . _L M e n « »ti . l:M T h # I t h y i h m «Tut» lj|i> N V w » 4 11 V\ F N irrn J E m ln » r * r TlH»G Hi'Yrn U*4*Iiwk 4*1lib 7.11 N»w» « tu» •t i l l ’ in M o r n i n g H twirli lit lltatfilr i ‘l n rk king* M o rn i n g V»«*%ollMn* till » 1tl l*bll P r #•)d | 8 41 Mmol. 1(1 Mt.nlr 8 (10 World AI Nlnr At tirgiin HI atw • r ! 1i I' & W b r irr A. n g r I» I Vo t 1** T f 1* l* »:U 1U:|0 td tll I u :1 1 tfifto It 'll I I tin I I 41 llrIC* I f do 11:11 Pin I ’(» I ’*** A Hoy, A 4lit I \lo*(r NV«* • Mimli' 1"|< i *»r Y « i »i ng t hr* b v »| rn i> r o h F « t r » A n d k l o r Pare nt T « g r h r r « * *Sii»nr*ll Vlorrilng V u r l t il** MoaIc I I a m o II f - A y m a n * •‘rail l « P r o f # r W o r l d A t N oo n l U d b i KAtnt l»lga«t Billiard Nelson, a junior at Mi­ ami University, Oxford, t)., who ha* hem visiting hi* grandmother, 3tr», Charles K. Ginn, together with Kirth Welter of Medina, O., Kd Ricker, Sandusky. O,, and William fleott, Coliimhu*, t)., all M 1404* Cl .»• junior* at Miami University and ISli««» po tm tAr H tn r Robert I'ortlc, of Frrdsrickitow n, 1:11 [ j i l l n A m c r l i A t i A 111! O., a senior at 3lianii Univrraity, I 11 jdu«l«'A| V A r l r t t r * returned to college Sunday m orn­ 2; r»o li a r No n * Man* b ing. It 1* the first visit to Florida 1 «>0 W o r l d A t T h r r r J i l l T o d a y * Hta r for Weber, Poatle, Ricker and 1 1« li lt * A n d ll radltn ** Scott, S i l l Y o u r Mr ni4»r y koitga The Douglai Jnlie Junior Brotheihood will meet at the Fir*t B aptist Churrh tonight at 7:30 P M. The Central Circle of the Gar den Club will meet at 3:00 P. M. ( - I i i t n l i i i p i r p i * P r v at the home of Mr*. II. C. Moore. n U m D U n f l X T r y There will he a white elephant and a m arket basket sale. Sanford Home Demonstration The Young 3!en’* Bible Class of Mr*. N'am-y Brock, Mr. and Mr*. Club will meet at 2:30 P.M. at the home of Mrs. Hrure Davis, 1018 the First B aptist Church gave a Gerald ta tiin g and 3lr. and 3lr*. James Terwillegcr entertained Locu»t" Avenu(•. The 71u b"*vIH work ham burger fry at t he home of Mr and Mr*. H. E. Murris Friday Monday evening at the Terwillegcr on aluminum trays. home with a buffet supper hon­ The T. E. L. Class of the First night. A fter several came* were played oring 3li»a Klixalieth Dy*on and B aptist Church will meet In the Educational Building with Mr*. the ham burger fry wa* enjoyed Frank Mehane, J r. An arrangement of white ro*e«, J. A. Cunningham and her group by the following: Mr. and 3lrs. J. B. Odham and daughter, Mr. white tulin* and lighted candle* aa hostess. the lace entered dining Th.* Semlnol* Rehekah 1/xlge and Mr*. Phil Stanley, Mr. and centeredRose* and spring fluwer* No. 43 will meet In the Odd Fid- Mr*. C. L. Collins, Mr. and Mr*. table. 31. T. Ilaynet, Mr. and Mr*. H. II. were used throughout the other Iowa Hall at 8:00 PJd. F ortner and son, Mr. ami Mra. room*. FRIDAY John if odor aatltiauahU z. M r.ami Gift* in their rbween silver and T t , . a .n y t u r n . ™ C h . r i . r nf i f " J u * S r.tS fw ’, Mr. ano rrystal pattern were presented to lb . , I M . a * « ' *• > » I'.M. S i t Bd*«Vd .bd H r , the honoree* hy the hostesses. at th e hone of Mr*. E. M. Gallo -upper was acnrrd to way, 2442 lfellonvlllo Avenue with II. G. Erhola and Judge and M ia theA delirious following: Mia* Dyton, Mr. Stenstrum ami children. Mr*. Frank Woodruff and Mr*. R. Douglas Alsu Mac Cleveland, Bob Steal, Mrtiahr, Jr.. 31r. and Mr*. F. A. W. RuprerM jt ra-hosles*. Visit. A. L. Thoma*. B. F. Gana*, Roh Dyson, Mr. ami Mr*. Frank Ing daughter* are welcome. 3tcl>anr, Sr., of Orlando, Mr. and Mimosa Circle of the Garden ibiwrll, and Jack Stemper. Mr*. Charles Bowes, Mr. and Mr*. Circle will meet at 10:00 A.M. at Fred liana*, Mr. and Mr*. Sam the home of Mr*. Clarenee Wallia, Martina, Mr. and Mrs. William I MU’. Elliot Avenur. By IIKVKKLY GRAY Stripper, Mr. and Mra. Dick Aiken. T h e Rose Circle of th e Garden 3lr. and Mra. Ralph Dean, Mr. ami Club will meet at 0:41 A. 31. at It won't be lung now before Mrs. I* II, Method, Jr. of Orlando, th a C arden Center. The Jacaranda Circle of the Apr. 24 which is the Latin Club’s Mr, and Mra. Norman Wedckin of Garden Club aril) meet a t 3:00 P. Variety Show! Who Is the my­ DeLand, and Mrs. Ward Caascella M. a t the home o! lira . J. N. stery talent? Can you guess? of Wilmington, Del. Gillon, 1201 P ateettn Avenue. Re sure and buy your tirkrt* T he Hibiscus Circle of the for this. A spectacular per­ Garden Club will meet at 3:00 formance! And who know*, maybe P. 31. a t the home of Mr*. V. ( . you'll know who the “ Mystery Talent” i*!l Schley a t Paola. All tho»e Interested in Pep The Palm Circle of the Garden The Cecilian Music Cluh pre­ Club will meet a t noon a t the Club have ia-en asked to con­ sented a program Sunday after­ Garden Center with Mr*. M. T. tact Mrs. Winn toon. Don’t fur noon at the Fannie R. .Munson Haynes, Mr*. Gibson Batea and get, now I Studio on Myrtle Avenue. Ilihle Club ia tomorrow, how Mra. K. C. Campbell aa hostesses. The program was aa follows: coming? Right after National Defense Ma.Th, K in g A. P. Ramsey will be guest speak- about •chooll Jane Whatley Rio Rico la coming soon! The Moonlight Ravel*. Andre—Gibson ^ T h e laora Circle of the Garden Club will meet at 2 30 P. M. at Glee Club will be presenting their Bates the home of Mrs. Dale aewil. annua) Operatla vtiM i lens. Ya!! Dance, LmuU* V.'ilgl.t—Yvon­ Watch out for further notire I A IM S Magnolia Avenue. ne Cullen Tha Dirt Gardeners Circle of grand show you won’t want to Traffic Cop, Mountain Climbing. ml»»l Ticket* on *ale *nnn . . . the Garden Club will meet *t The Man In the Moon, Thomp­ The Glee Club sang at the A.M. a t the home of Mra. W. D. son—Louisa Tltiaon Rotary Club Monday. We hear Long, ta n g Ago, Barley; Beauti­ G ardiner. 421 Maenolla Avenue. The Magnolia Clrele of the G ar­ they snonib-d fine ami mold n’t ful Dreamer, Stephen Foster; den Club will meet at the Herron have been belter . . . . . . Little Inlun Brave, Hopkins— Celery Fed articles are up. F ruit Stand at 8:00 A.M. for a Jimmie Wright tour to the Orchid Garden* In M y Have you pollen your* ? Try to The Banjo Picker, tauHe Wright— wood and the green house* In check the list; you will find It Dorothy Tyre Apopka. Mrs. J. Fields asked that on the Celery Fed hullrttn hoard, W ater Sprltro, Goodrich—Nancy each member bring a parked lunch. downstairs hall. Look at it nuwl B atts MONDAY Twon’t be long hefora six Airv Fairies, Spaulding; Little The Pamt Matron Club of th r weeks exam* again! Drum Major, Taylor; The Don­ O. E.S. will meet at the Imet house That's about all the gab there key. Richter—Sarah Nlblack at tha Osteen Bridge and the Ed- is at H. II. S. right now. Ses Carnival of the Skaters. Wagsnn Ooil Bost will leave at 3:00 ya Friday evenin'I neae—Betty Ann Stile* P. M. Mamher* may bring a covered The Fairies’ Harp. Thompson— REVIVAL MEETING Jean Southward dl*h. A revival meeting at the We*, The Joyful Peasant, Schumannlevan Methodist Church In Paola H a rd —Bobby Shaffer will liegfn Wednesday at 7:30 P.M. Orchid Magic, Grey—M a r t h i It was announced today hy George Shannon D. Marsh, pastor. Polonaise Mllltalrv, op 40 No. I, The Cox duet will present spec­ Chopin—Annetto Brooks ial musir and singing. Everyone Malaguena, tactw na — P e g g y Wright ia welcome. ftJRTII AlOfv.UNCKMKNT Buffet Supper Given Given By Class For Elizabeth DyBon SEMINOLE HI l «# 8 110 4:11 li n o M u m c |.4*%rr« P g m N>w* l l r l(r«|UF*t • T h e I t h r t h m I l«*«ir Htxtrl* K i n g *-f Day Ipnn Nrm n 8 I I Hanford M a r k e t Itrport 0i }O T w i l i g h t Hung* 8 f4i Hp4*rt» P a ra d e 8: IS l l e n n r U o d i I m u b ITfitertgln* 7 D r i f t i n g O n A lT«iUd f i l l jtt**e» F*4»r A l-a*ly 7 10 Let » ll re a k A Itrro ril Till Ka K ey ynu no tte * |lw P ar le ■ ♦in V a r il e tl iy l l a l l 8:1* Meat T h - l U h d t o# N i g h t Kdllbin till Phil lten.1 A t I'rgiDd » 1 0 K i r ’Uratnna In tM e itrg till II I Dan*-etline 10:80 IlnHed N iilbm a 10.10 I Ilf o I I 01 At Hom e Now * H lgn tiff in ill .Park Hmltb W ith M u»tr NGTICK Nuvena Service* at the All Snuli Cathulic Churi'li will be held to­ night nt 7:10 P.M. instead of Wed­ nesday night. Average hnuso lighting eircuita funrtion *ati*faeturily on 15ampere fu»ea, while circuit* working appliance* may rei|iilro 20-amperes. LAKE MARY By VIRGINIA I*. ANDERSON Friends of Mrs. J. II. Cowan will be glad to hear that *he i* sufficienliy nvuvereii from an attack of flu to he brought home. She had been the guest of her •on-in-law and d au g h trr. Sir. anil Mr*. Ben Monroe in Sanford. Mr. and Mr*. C. W, Welderhold nre announcing the birth of a daughter, Kay Kllen, at the Feenald t oughton Memorial Hos­ pital Apr. 3. Bruce Overrash, former Lake Mary resident, spent Sunday with 31r. and Mr*. F. G. Lee and Mt-« Lava Borland and her t-rother S. Holland, Mr. and Mr*. L. C. TdlD re turned home Sunday evening aftr- visiting her mother, Mr«. D. C Matthew*, who i* critically ill In I he Lake City Hospital. Sir. and Mr*. A. B. S outhac1 who have spent the W i ld e r in Lake Mary, returned to their home in Wellington, Ohio Tuesday. Mr*. Jennie Lewi*, Mr*. Con* ? h r.n ti ami her relative, N. S. PI o'gh. were in Orlando on bu*lnr*» Monday. .Mr, and Sir*. V. K. Allen, who were occupying »n apartm ent at the bora, ot Mi*. J. il. were called i» Cleveland. Ala. ia«t Friday due to tne lilne** of hi* m other. The ta k e Mary Churrh of the N a totem - wa* ho*t Friday, to the d istric t caravan. Three worship service* were conducted and d in­ n er and supper were served on th r ground*. Mr. and Mr*. D, Hamilton and tlieii four children arrived F ri­ day and have rented the Knight ho..... .Mr. Hamilton I- cu rren t­ ly stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Station, living recently I run* D ried l loin Bermuda. Benjamin A. Gould left Mon­ day for his home in Nashua, N. II, a fte r spending the w inter in ta k e Mary. Mr. and Mr*. Horry W aller who visited their son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. ami Mrs. A. L W aller have returned to their home In Jackson Heights, N. Y. Mrs. Mona .Miller of Charlot­ tesville, Ya. who ha* been visiting her htuther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mi*. W. II. Harrison, in Orlamlo is now spending sumo tune with her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. K. Smith. Sir*. Fred Chaffee of Detain! railed on her rousin, Mr*. Corn S h o u ts, last Tuesday. Mrs B. II. Franklin i* home again, after attenling the fuiirial of her brother in Clin. A*la, S gt. nyron m il., II. 8. Air P o ire stationed at Kglin Field, and hi* brother, L ester Tllll*. of W*ycross accompanied their par­ ent*, Mr. ami Mrs. L. C. Tllll* on their return from Jasper, where they had attended the funeral of her father, D. C, Mat­ thew*. 31 r. and Mr* Frank Kvan*. J r . left Apr. 3 for th rir home tn Saugus, Ma**. Their d aughtrr, Mr*. Jaek Steward, and two chil­ dren of Altamonte went north wlili them and will remain there for the summer, Mr. Stew art ha» iieen recalled to activp duty with the N avy In California. 31r. and Mr*. W, T. Wan sir y left A pr. 3 for Greer, S C.. where Program Presented By Cecilian Club he will rnm plrte a construction job. Mr*. Cora Shants and Mrs. Jennie Lewis spent Wednesday with friend* in Fu*ti*. 31r. and 31 r*. J. L. Bullard had a* their guests over the weekend, two daughter*, Mr*. A. Paulk and son Lewis, of Douglas, Ga. and Mr*. Taimmige Courson and daughter, C hnilottr of Pearson, Ga. and a family friend, Lester l.evtnrar, al*o of Pearson. 31 r*. II. C. P atterson and son, former resident of ta k e Mary, returned to lhrii home in Delray Beach following several days’ visit with Mr. and 31r*. A. K. Crocker. Krv. and Mr*. J . M. Thamp»on left Monday to attend the spring meeting of South We*t P ieshytry in Ft. 3tyerv They wilt be guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Lognn Kill* of St, Cloud *nd Mr. ami Mr*. M. Glenn Gibson of Ft. Myer*. Mr. and Mr*. Bichard Keogh of Gainesville spent the weekend with thoit parent*, 3lr». I. Keogh amt Mr. and Mr*. II. M. Gleason. Sunday they celebrated their first wedding anniversaiy w ith a fam ­ ily dinner. Those enjoying the occasion weie Mr. and 3lr». Keogh, Mr. and Mr*. II. 31. Glea­ son, Mrs. Ida Krogli and 3IU* Pat Keogh. Wednesday -light the Chamhar ■„« dtAilliisu'i1 met, w ith C. I*. Ilrasiugton. presiding M rm tat* were uiged to write rep rese n ta­ tive* in an effort to secure some legislation which will suili tinmuffled motor laiat* on tile lakv*. Resolution* in memory of the late Joe Kansky, member* uf the Chamlter of Commerce, wrrti adopted. In response to a plea on the part of Prof. II. It. Ilcvkrnlatch, school principal, a numl>rr of men volunteered to help d e a r u pathway, along the side of the present highway, to lit* used by children going to and from school. A itrief re(ioi I of the sucre** of Pioneer Night, annual program , sponsored by the Chamlter ol Cotnntarve, was made. At the close of the iiuiine** session, mvntlicr* of the llome Dcmonatrntlnn Club seiv rl pie and coffee. Mr. ami Mr*. t)«car Gu*tav»on of Chicago called on th eir frieml, 3lr*. Krnest l.ageupilst, Monday .Mrs. taw llradcmcyvr of G enera was elected p ti-id in t of the Col­ onel Theislor- R...... veil A uxiliary No. :t of the United Spanish A mrrit an War Veteran* at the meeting held Sunday afternoon. ttth e r officer* eitcit’d were Mr*. C P. Brasington. senior vicc-pre»ident; Mi VV.K, Jameson, junior vice-president; Mrs, A lfred Ericson, - haplln; Mrs. I,. M. Swain, in structor; Mr*. C. C. P riest, hl»inriuti. Mi- J R. I.yle*, ronductu t; Mi Vita L. Walker, assistant conductor ; Mi*. L. i'eckering, g uard; Mr- Mac Sheafcr, tccrctar> mid treasurer; .Mr*. Biasington, c> i nvention and Mrs. W J David, altern ate. At tile close of the nieeting 1 C- Mr*. Hazel G ardner rntertaitied at her home Friday evening with a rnlscellitne m* »l ,iwer given In hont'i of Mis* Novella Ibvt is. hrldc- elert of Coleman Yates. Th. Gardner borne wa- bcautl fully decorated with spring fluwer* ear rying tiut a r.ilnr motif of yellow and gre en. Mi*i* |t*vi* opened hi r many gift* a fte r which gnnn »*re enjoy t-d by the guest* H<»ies*e* a**i*ting Mr ». (lard Her wi*i»*: Mr*. J. 11 Tiinbl, Mr*. Tolar HaIiimi. Mr* \ -1■•11- -1 Krt-inbring and Mr< i: F Hamilton Th.»»e enjoying tin- occasion with Mis* Davi* were her mother Mr* N. W, Davi* and the Mrs. W. A t'anup, Mr*. Oliver Hall. Mrs, Ted Julie*, Mr*. G. .*- V*lt ., Mr* Paul Oglesby, Mr- Philip Good*IM-cd, Ml*. Clautle Hawkins. Mis. Jack Mann, Mr*. J II Kd. wards, Mr*. I.c,t I'ffn id , MiArnold Tmdcl. vir*. L e o n K e e l . .Mrs. .1. K. Andrews, 3 |i- I; |l Bass, Mrs, C. I*. Rahim, Mr* H rrtiert Behrens, 3li* \nni. Hawkins, Mr*. Tlie*i Miles. Mi* A rtb ir H arris, Mr* It-t-i. ford, Mr*. Vick tlnw kuis, Mr* Claude Hittell and Mis. Kvrlyrt Jones, Mis* Norine Norwieul, Mi*s Clara Sw aggerty, Mis, Joyce VV'ardwcll and V|i** Claudette Hawkins. liesiim cnt> wrre scrvtwi to PANTS SPECIAL MKN'S it A VOX TIMH’ICAI. NVKAVK. K A im ir HV B U R L IN G T O N .MILLS T h is iw n ve ry Circle Hears Talk By Mrs. Myron Smith W ell ittitili*, iii*nl, ;itit 1 verv iin-\p< tisjvi- I'unii- attil xee Mr*. Myron Smith presented the message on stew artsh ip "A F"ol'* T tea*urr" at the meeting of Circle No. C of the W. 31, 8 of the First lla p titt Churrh which met Muitlay m orning at the church. Mr*. Rutli W ilkrrsou, ch air­ man, presided over the meeting and the devotional on “ Angel* and Theii M inisliy” wa- tra d hy Mi*. W. 1. Whlddon. 3lr» Wilkrrsou welcomed four gut *1* from the \V. 31. 8. of the 11*1coo Baptist Church. They were Mi*. J. S. PatatM n, Mr*. B. F. Iturke, Mr*. 11- A. Oat ecu and Mr*. J. C. Walter. Following the m retiog tefreriimi'iils were terved to the followIng: Mr*. 11. L. Osborne. Mr-. Bill Wade, Sir* C *’. Collin*. Mr*. H II. Newman, Mr*. Smith, ■Mr*. J. A. Strange, Mr* K. I M artin, Mr*. II. t). Sm ith and Mr*. John Miller. MORNING SPECIAL! SUN D RESSES \he nicintifr« i>r«nt. afternoon. NNIVERSARY! WEDNESDAY Miss Novella Davis Mrs. Brndemeyer To (iuest Of Honor Head Vet Auxiliary iiiiiih iiu I liny in men's ilrosa Irtitisera. fur yutirsrlf. W A IS T S IZ K 'JH m ill l ’ l' Price AHt-ruliuns l-'ree $7.50 J. 34. CAli r i l %Ult But Ilrtlim m l ||». H«r>* %l ktere I h h 1% lit i.ifiM l %**atf liMrtal II V I R tillM I h 4 n l r b i I'liirldnf I lail lire 'W h irr ll;»|»|Htir^*» * «*•! Sii l.illtc »l'l *itltrrtd| *Mt.d«» SHOWING TODAY AND WEDNESDAY! For Thotte Of Von W lm Lovetl "St.'ira In M y C ro w n " mid " I'd C lin il) I’the H ip lu -i .M m iiitiiin" . . . . W e I ’nmiisi- Y o tl’ll taiVi- " T h e Next \ uii'tY o u H o u r’’ M A D E IN M IAM I — Tin* Mnnnpi-nit-tit e — 4------------------------ F O R F L O R ID A W E A R ITS A OF DRESS FOR ONLY happened Major and Mr*. Frank 8. R aj the birth of a aon. Rond Stanton, A pr. 7 a t Ft. Brag*. ffT C Mr*, lu y U tb r fortnrr im Aib m JAMES WHITMORE-NANCYteHDAVIS •mumm1 -1 I *i-m**< ta*HHI a tmL«M -*is“ DOM s c u m M id fi M d jo t] of M r a tir t S. C. IV. at 8:30 P. ft all over the world i n ^Ja Solid Color Hrondclothti Novelty Colored Prints They’re Sonfordlzed They’re Terrific Buy* Site 12-20 j 88-44 TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY M r. amt Mrs. H. C. Whltmlr* anH ttiM Urn birth of a »ob. Donald C hariot, Apr. R. Mr*. Whltmlr* I* Ik* form er Elitabath Hughs* of * St1SI U O O t *«*!! l l ' A Mr. and Mr*.W . W. WMtajwr * announr* lh* birth of a oon. Wilt- ALW AYS FIRST QUALITY AT PENNEY’S —-PlUtV—Cortotin— Nuvelly—I’uriHtttiiinl News AUTHORIZED CHRYSLER COUP. SERVICE—GENUINE MO PAR PARTS—DEPENDABLE USED CARS SEMINOLE C O U N T Y M ©TORS 1* DODGE—PLYMOUTH—DO DGE JOB RATED TRUCKS Bait Firat 84. - WiV*A«-y I 'J * _ r t * :a i.i . * ; . -1 -.* f * 'I '- 'fa- H ★ ★ I'huna 1011 �T H E 8 A K F 0 K D H E H A L D , 8 A N F 0 H lV rL 0 lH g ^ _ »A<JK HlX Florida State League Teams Seek Chicago Cubs Get To Get "Head Start" In Flag Race Rookie Of Year b SILVER SPRINGS. 9 Wilh over half ol thr Claw D Hurler Turk Lown Florida Slate te a iu r managed today agtrrd that the bett policy , - RATES ROOKIE RAVES M A N TLF, or M /C tfM V T M V A N K m , Aaoopmrr rox f9£m xooxm Apr. Would tx* If. get a "h eld ita tt" from opening day on. itudrnti of rrrorcit are wondering whether or not any of the eight dub* now girding for opening gamer I inlay night will be able to eacel the I > gam< winning streak established^ by the Daytona lleaeh Islander* In IPSO. Rome of the rer.itiU that will likely l>e avoided during 1951 Include the w ont shutout defeat In league history, 21 to 0 patting* handed Ittyton* by Del-aml on April 2f! 194*. and the 14 runa renred in one inning, The prevlouily undefeated IV a terord held by St. Augutllnn rate* were rudely awakened hy and Sanford. the Tiger* yeilerday lo*ing their Longril game in loop hlatory first game 7 to R In the third probably will never ho equalled week of the Rotary league for league rule* now prohibit season. Although the Plratee outhlt tho any game to continue after 12:39 In the morning. On May 27. 11*48, Tiger* 3 to 4, the league leaden Sanford turned hack I’atslka couldn't come through when men 8 lo 7 after 21 Inning* that took were on. 1’ltrher llunl, back­ bone of the Pirite*' defenie, five hour* and I t minute*. L>jngr*t tie game on record turned In another top performMil) Ilp4kf ~'*"1 enough *r in the league wax played or. I June 1*. I Pin when Ocala and give me iigri* the t'lg '. neup Plratee' Lineu Daytona quit tied with tavrn Tiger*1 Lineup Andrraon, If run* each after Ifi inning*. . Huller. c Estrldgr, 3h Record for the mo*t run* Swann, 2h Jone*. e batted in hy one rluh In a nine McCall, lh Pate, 2b inning game was hy l^eahurg Rate*, p Nettle*, lb against i'alatka, 37 Rlll'a, on Kngllih, M Rehrenf, 3b Flower*, ef Aug. IP. IMP. Run), p No club* have been able to Park, ef nillhlmer, rf atari and finlih a game In the Shoemaker, rf fast tlma of one hour and 10 Halter, If minute* a* war the rare when Orlando and St. Augustine play­ ed a regulation league game in Ocala on July 2.1, IMP for the purpote of atlrrlng Interrit In Ocala toward a franrhlae for P irates Lost 1st To Tigers 7 To 6 In Rotary League r fi fr mo. ill Sanford'* *ra*on‘a average .if .787 after winning OR and Toeing but 38, it top* for the league altar II year* of play. The re­ cord waa *et in 1030. Hanford'* OR vlrtorle* In 1030 «ad Orlando'* 190 defaata In 1M7 are record* In thote field*, SILVER SPRINGS, Apr. 1 0 ^iloction of an umblre-in-ehlef, Had a dioeuaelon of rule* will WChllght a dinner meeting at tha ■ ay fair Inn In 8anford Wednc*. t o r , night a t 7 o'clock with Florida State U ague I'reeident “ hn Arider a* hoet to hi* urnfirin g etaff of nina. t°f the meeting a r t H belli of Palatka and T. D. Williamson of JarkeonviRe from ‘n« RtRffi John Ilplnwka to d Robeit L. ({annum, PennsylB “ if . ,ni1 Itraduatn of tha rr School of Umpiring; LouU Weaver of Daytona, Edwin I.. GilMcDougaldMay Take Over 3rd For New York Yankees Ry JArtTsTEVENHON AP Newafeatarea PHOENIX, Aria. - Manager Caeey Stengel will depend largely on an aggregation of familiar face* when hi* New York Yan­ kee* *eek their itralght world rhamplomhlp thl* tea ion, but you could ba hearing from rookii Gil McDougald. tlo’a a 31-year-old Inflelder who rame to the camp tha Yankee** held for their bett farm handi and iloek around for the tpring training on Invitation of tho management. Woeklag at Third Ueually a eeeond baieman, MeDougald ha* been alternating with the vetahan Billy Johnson at third during most of the Work* outs. Bobby Blown, the bueballlng physician who played plenty of third beat last season, now h u a data with the armed force*. All t h r other* that brought V .W & 'M I i Ing jfew iaffriffaB : department, *re hack and * of appear to have clinched their Joli*. But th* 81-year-old McDougald a ali-foot 178-pounder who wai the moat valuable player in the Taia* league with Beaumont where he hit a hefty .330 ha* shown he can play both second anil third. Ha may nail down tha utility infield spot If ha doo*n‘i beat out Johnaton. Siegel doesn't .GAINESVILLE, Apr. 1 0 - Spa- like to keep likely youngster* e !l.'~ £ n* ,lw ,(l* allraetjnn* riding the bench. ftf Ihe Pan-American Day relehraOutfield Strong sad Deep *hm In be held n n t Saturday at “Joe DIMagglo's just a little the University of Florida will be better than anyone alia ■ e w e r game between two team* In the outfield so that gives us eompowd of | j , t | n American »tu- a good start there," say* Catey. dent*. Th* Clipper takes over In renter Nine nation* will l-e represent- with lltnk BaRuer, Gen* Woodline gni Chili. Peru, Vcneiuela, C««ta or Cliff Nape* ofl either aide nf '•E euedor, Columhla, Panama, him. Jackie Jenien, former Cell lU and the United State*. fontla grid and dismood great, T h e is m , will b* played a t 2t:00 alio remains front the *S0 roster. (lock on Florida Field and la Although being tried a l pitching to the public. It will b* a and playing third bass, chances 1 eortwr gams, played eiectty aro that Jackie will ho a .Mill i played In tha Latin Ameri- mttfieldcr when th« civ pcR Kin q njii ia, MOton begint lion*, with on* exception, utlon will be permitted. U sual./, soever la played with h team having II starting valuable and Second RateIf a participant la injurvd man as to Isava tha game, his t ml**," Stangel "th ey just m must continue without him. telle an* ahd ■team has throe men unable In problematical First base remain y a t the same time, It must with Jotonv Johnny His*, ■ . Johnny Hopp alt to th# other team. and Jo* Collins,, on hand hand. Mm v of Uie student* who will la Bettor 2 Saturday were college or The Yankee skipper figure he l-peofeaelanal atari In thslr won't have trouble behind thr countries. Tha affair will plate, and ra ta r hD catching de­ tho*# persona Interacted a partment—mainly Yogi Berra— to rentnare tha American cJu»t as good If not bottor than of football with IU pro- last »*ar. Berra had the beet cord In tlw loop far 1M0. m game has twn fundamental Stengel still rauat find n rerreneea from fonthall played or*meat for Ford In the pitchto United Slate* In that pass­ irtment end hope* Joe e r running with Ihe tall ie dn his relief hurlaltewed. It ran be propelled [ard with tna feet or any port bn tad y except the hands and M(Cow«n Hrhool. Latin Students To Play S orter For Pan-American Day K e rtfja is p latan will ta divided When ■teogri i o n , "Pro n j i known ns tho "Cariboo' lutanoa". The two wards geographical locations ta ’. ' l a T t a r i J t a r ^ ** ' ismswhat corn* Ponding A B r ie f Ihelr emmtriM i n and their Us AJfrwJa MonU, TED PR E M us The 23-irear-ald New Yorker baa ta rn Impressive throughout the spring training grind *nd m*r turn out t<> I., the Iwat d ia ii u'uieh*»e since thr Cult* drafted Hark Wilton In 1028 from Toledo. Lown (* estremely 'nat, ha* an averag* rurva that oomrtima* I* real goad. HI* control and changaup pitch hare improved. Ixrwn pitched th* Cub* to a R-l, five-hit victory over lltUa Rock yesterday In the Southern Association city. He worked th* first eight Inning* and never was headed a ftrr th* fifth when Hank Sauer poled a throe-run homer. Th* Dodger* werr aware that allot rd him lu he espoaed aa they lown wai draft bail but they desired to protect tavrral mors promising youngster*. Wld Matthews, former Brooklyn aid* to Branch Rickey and now director of Cub playing personnel, named Lawn aa tha club's No. 1 draft cholcs. The etrong-armed recruit won 13 and loot 0 for an M-and-out Montreal loam last year. Another neat pitching job was turned In by little Con Marrero at Winston Salem, N. C. Marrero hurled Washington lo a 2-t, twoklt victory over Ken Raffenabcrg• er and tha Cincinnati Rode. Mar­ rero fanned nine. Rookie short­ stop Gtna Verble drove In boUi runs with n aeventh-lnnlng double. The Now York GlsnU slaught­ ered tho Cleveland Indians, 18-4, ■t in* iiiu ii . Are. tvnuey Lock uocsst iWn* Bluff, Ark. Whitoy Monte Irvin, Hank Thompson, Al Dark and Ed Htsnky one each to lead tha Giants' bombardmMt. Tha Brooklyn Dodgers also utlllm ri tha homo run no thoy edged Asheville, 918, at AahevUla, NC. Roy Campanobw clouted two ttndl Jackie Robinson and Gil Hodges one* each. Res Barney started for the Dodger* hot left after he had w battars In three Innings. Left Warren flpahn scattered 14 hits a* he pitched tha Boston Brave* to a 8-4 triumph over the New York YiyiW* at Dallas, Tea. The Brave* scored sis run* In th* first four Inning* off Vic Hatch! to lock up the decision. Yank manager Ca*oy Rtengal waa loased out of the gams by umpire Angle Donatelll In the third InnMg. The Chicago Whit* Sox trounc­ ed tho Chattanooga l/mkoute, manhged by Ihelr former hose, Jack Onslow, IB-4, at Chattanooga, Al Xartlla Mailed a threo-run homer for tho Box In the fifth. Itarry Taylor and BUI Kvanr sertterad 11 hits ax they pltchrd the Boston lt«! Sox to an raxy S-3 dvcDluu over tho Chickx at Memphis. Th* Sox sewed It up with four ruru In the slsth Inn­ ing. S«w#kll G am b les _ „ — ‘ W f i i r w r - , . took a year for Luke Sewell to admit It— that he sacrificed apead for nowwith tha Cincinnati fled*, t Lvko waa new aa Rod man­ ager In 1110 even though he coached tho Rede the prtviooa teaaon. J — e had fallows Ilk* Wolkor ir, Ron Northoy. Danny Utr. Jimmy Bloodwortb nnd r*4 Klunaowakl playing at lh* >ma time IOat •yctag, rocalla man who led th* Brown* their ojlpi fto h to t In 18M,wi coura*. XIua (Kluoameakl) k*!Tl!taMLfk wi .4 iV P vSttW i 58 - H ^ jr s iw u i. M r [ cool m+ m * * *st,x H* r**r sie .« s a. Mario JonBleat Alberto Badri* aro Joe* Ordonr*. Alrgaa, Enrique Vargas, TE 9uEa o . FIGHTS wwrxrx m poec ac *eiL ay x p g o ia x PLAY oepexp* Q i err/toM e xePLY 70 tab By RAI.I'II IIODKN Associated Pres* Sparta Writer ui"«sSUft'SlWitt' In Trading S n e e d For Power Hitter* t “ 4St P X K -6 0 A 6 C X — Brooklyn Lost Young Pitcher In Draft: Marrco Hurls Well The Chicago Cubi don't figure to go far in ihe National league pennant race, but it appear* they hare come up with the bed “draft” bargain in mure than e decade in rookie righthander Omar (Turk ) Lown. L/>wn, drafted from Brooklyn*! Montreal International League team for S I0.000, it the apple of man­ ager Frank Frisch's eye. % f A la n M a v a r 064 Qannoft7D K e e p ox *AtPtit* otrr fo x Moxe yix't F m» *wrrcM'rrrg* * mr*H ctoanm m x ,hay#ou> n r /H 0 /G t e n su e ; o all /a cam F/£LD r r TMf GA.«e t& y -H f CAMS OP AC re p tr /tr iL sven h vA U & M a o h c e rtT F R - ac VJ “1 coMerHM/acoxec cr rhAT H r OACTPU T raining Camp N otes Ry ASSOCIATED PRESS NASHVILLE, Tenn., Apr. 10 —M9— Leo Durocher, manager of tho New York Gianta, ho* decided to uae a two-platoon system In right Held when Ihe Notional League season opens next week. The Giants skipper says he will allem ata Don Mueller and Clint Hartung In the rlghtfield spot. Moeller will bat against rightbandore, Hartung ngalnat ths southpaws. LOUISVILLE. Kr., Apr. 10H fA9— Lofty Mauris MeDermott wlft do tho hurling for tho Bos­ ton Bed Sox today agalnxt their Lottlsvllle farmhands In tha Triple A American Association. Sammy White, a good-looking catching prospect, ho* been Mnt to the socker** Scranton minor eouilns In the Class A eastern laague. BIRMINGHAM, A ta. Apr. 10 —L49-—Th# Chicago Whit# Boa •how promlxe of having on* of the boat relief pitching corpe in the m ajo n — end maybe one of the bualeat. Bo far tha five first-tine twirlera have failed to thow. anything •tartling. They are laftlei Bill Fierce and Bob (tain and rig h t­ handers Joe Doboon, Howie Jbd■on and Lou Kretlow. The fireman grodp Indud Ha Lula Aloma. Hal Brawn,, Harry Dorlsh and Tnm Hurd. HOUSTON. Tea., Apr. 10— (AV-Manager Marty Marrlon nf the St. Dull* Cardinal* la going to try out Tommy Glavtano in center field. Peppery little Olevlana played thl third boo* lost year "Impassible and msda m throw*’’— throw* that aomatlms* bounced off second row seat*. He chalked up SB error*. Now Marlon la looking for a good right-handed outfielder and thinks Olnvtano may b# th# ann r tr . KNOXVILLE. Tenn., Apr. 1 0 Ou* Boll. Plttaburgh Pi rale outfielder, promise* to make, roarh Btho Herman look good on hi* predict In n tha 33-year old player will be one of lh* National Lea­ gue's top hitter* 'within three year*. Boll ho* been clouting th* tail St a -473 d ip through th# anrlng exhibition aerie*. Ilf w.ts hitting .400 wth Indanpollt of tha Ameri­ can Association before ho was brought up with Ihe Buea In mldaoaoon lost y*nr. Ho hit JMS with tho B un. In 1941 he l*d tho Coutrat; Association h^tara with a A ll imark. The neat year, playof; Uto Eastam tag with Al Aaaociation, hTflnl.h*! aucond In -oee by ,nUi th* tatting race Dykes Predicts A’s Will Finish F i f t h In Coming Season By FRANK KCX AP Newefoatnroa Sport* Editor WEST PALM BEACH, Fla —Manager Jlmmla Dykaa sect tha Philadelphia Athletic* a« • fifth ploe* American Laago* dob this season. When you Eaten to hii reasoning you car ■la,o*t agree with him. Even inouth tho A 'l finished a dead last In IBM--*li gametack of the St, Louis BrownsConnie Meek, who ateppod down after 60 years ef piloting, left Dykes, hlg coach of lh* taatwo years, with .a potentially strong pitching staff. ''It nil depends on Joe Cole etan and Dick Fowler," say* *h« former Inflelder. "Coleman ha< a core spot in the hack of hb right arm and didn't win on. gome, while Fowler hod bursltD ■ltd won Ju*t on* game. "Fowler had mo«t of hi* teeth pulled during tho winter. He broke out in a rash nf bolls on. hit doctor any* 'It'# n good sign,' " "Our pitching could be gree er H could be mediocre. m a m # te I Og the learn. I wouldn'i Ing—4)eeetioaabla _..,.Jag—Good Hitting—Med iorre Infield—Used Outfield—Good Fbthh—Coaid ha Fifth •“Coeid he greet or eoeld b ■Odloero," say* Jimmie Dyke* ••y' anything hut before th I I iiorncd I had plchod th team lo finish slith. It was hahodalfiral tasm and tha boy* quit along nhout July." A Munlllng Toam When you Inok s t Dyke*' mana■ertal record It'* oa*y to •*« that hall have a hustling team In hia second of 11 full aeatoii* with the Chicago White Sox h ilrove the pule hots to thin place. That waa In 1933 aftr lh# Comisk*y club had apen1 II itrsig h t sesaon* in thr second division. They got • ' high aa second In 1930. Dyktu had all first dlrtaion year# in Chicago. With such pitcher* a* Lo. Rritaie, Bobby Sehants, Alex Kellner, Boh liaoper. Hank Wy*o, Carl Rchelb as hia front tin* (barker*, Dyk** coul. mak* li rough on find divixim team*- Dyke* th'nk* Bri*ii* I iipobi* e f wianing 30 gam* deMlta a war-*hatt*r*d teg. “4 look fir out of th* fir* divialoa {m m to drop Into th< Hewt* P o l a* hti Get regular second division," toys th* 64 •tartars. Other* who will atlck yrar-*4d w teran. "lfayta It wil to be H*t > M lth . at ' ttayTo On* ntnr«to--Ro»«f Inois ilk* tkk . solid roukl*. Boon*. Avila OM B aiter—bu i won i t games ax Tula*. they no longer hav* that staady "Our catching ts a bit slow," Inftufoco and balanco ersatz. ■mtdrato’l appear anr r*moved from hia. boyt Mmbto. John fcflssrii. 15i vusi r j s & 'h c ^ ^ dowaly. Ho ta strong Mid a jm ad Miter." Pram*#* hatted J o T I a T4 n o M ta 1910. th a t pre out punch. to be the 167, tton an ■tart Ernie N evers b Named Fullback For Hall Of Fame StanfordAll-American Fills Up Backfield Of All-Time Team and i» h*d a I gal n lot ef OBTf mm 1 lly JACK HAND NEW YORK, Apr. IO --< / P )-Th e Nalionst U ig u r race look, like • three-team squabble with the well-balanced lighting Phillie* picked lo best out Brooklyn and the New Yoik Giants. _ You remember last September. How ihe Mhiz Kid* wobbled sn.l F lha awakened Dodger* almoit nopped them at the wire. H*'* Leo Durocher'x Giant*, with Sal Magile and Jim Hearn Dinging NEW BRUNSW ICK. N. J. Apr. ■hutoutx, sunr«l to third plarx■ in 10--WP)— Ernie Neveri, who lent a galloping finish. How the I nil* pulverizing power lo the great loxt four ftralght to the Yank* Stanford team* of the early twen­ in thr World Serb*. There has been a tendency to ties, wai named fullback today write off the 1’hil* *» “One Time on college football'* all-time All AP » < • *feat are* WEST r a LM BEACH, Fla - Wonder*" and to xny Jim KonAmerica. The passing of a few y ean bring* slanty never ran approach hi* 74 Thif dream eleven plui iccond myriad change* to th.* Florida superb rrlief Job* or l*»t season. and third tcami, first ever chosen baseball scene. Only one of thr But to underrate the champs Is on tuch a bioad and representa­ 10 managers of big league tram* risky buxine**. Loss of Curt Simmon*, the 17training in the Sunshine Slate tive scale, arc being picked in a had th* same Joh five Vrar* ago game winner now in the Army, nationwide poll by the Associated That man I* Billy Sonthworth was a ni*J'>r blow. Rut Hamper Prcsi to provide nominations for of tha Boston Brave* who livs Eddie Sawyer ba* the mrn why the national football Hall of Fame. y ean ago bad just moved over could pick ur> those victories In from the St. I-oula Cardinals. Ru** Uryrr, Krn Jnhnxon and Never* complete* a backfield The other pilots with learn* in Cen llrinttrlm an. that Include* W aiter tW ertall, tho this state in 1943 were: Thr Phils rhotlld l*e a better famous little i.rrl tirsnitr of 1111Ren Chapman (Phillies |, Mel <"r noW and Jim Thorp* of the C ar­ ott (G iants|, Ossie Bluege (.Sen­ tiuli with mure Whix Kill* like Willie Jones, lisle Indian* at hairback*. ators I, Joe Cronin (Red 8ox), Robin Hobart*. Uubb« Church, The ruddy-fared, blond hulldnxer Bill Dickey (S'ankee*)), Leu player a*. Stanford in 1923. 1921 Durocher (Dodgers), Eddie Dyir Rot> Miller, Mike Oollat, Granny HamniT and Rirhic A»hbum. and 1923 under Coach Glenn 8. (Cardinals), Frank Fri»h (I’h- They have » little mote infield (Pop) W arner, one of the Sport's Steve O'Neill (Tigers) and Con­ Insursnre. Still the regular* must eminent pioneer*. nie Mack (Athletics). avoid trriuu* injury if they're to Warner repeatedly said Never* Pilot. Shuffled win again. Chapman nnw manage* the waa tha greatest football player Sawyer and spirit, »ynon mom Tampa Stnoken, Ott naa tha with the Phil*, 1* on im pirtant he ever saw. During the threo rains at Oakland. Dluege is on factor. Prrhspf the big reason, year* Never* we* In th* backfield, tha Waahington *taff. Cronin is there con be no 'complacency on Rtanfurd won 21 game*, lo*t 3 the Red Sox genera) manager, a club that Just xlaggereil homo and lied one. Otckry i* ■ Yankee coach, Dur­ and lost the Serin* in four Never* wax an exceptionally ocher I* with the Gianta at Si. Rut the file that druvj hard-running hark, a splendid I’etrixburg, Dyrr I* nut of base­ straight. hern on their find pennant *mco pasirr and rock-ribbed rialwnet ball and O'Neill U over nt Sara­ I*15 mull! lie hanl:’*d. 4'“lint on on defense. He wax named full- sota with the Red Sox suc­ Sawyer l« maintain the Phils' tack on Ihe 1938 All America cessor to Joe McCarthy whn boyish sip. team picked by the Associated Joined the Red Sox in I94H. Del Ennis, Andy Seminick, Dick Which bring* it* to Connie Hblcr, Pre*». Junr* and Hamnci a tr the Never* *etU*d down l*t*r In Mack, toe octoginarixn who wa* key hitters Robert*, a sire fire California and now I* Girting with named to th r Hall of Fame for 20-cnmc winner, and Konstanty teloviiion. II* live* at Mill Valley, •vrvice* to baseball apart from are tlie backbone nf the pitching playing th# game. Calif. It aeema strange to tin* pic- staff. Ilamncr, fast nccomlng the tureaqua city overlooking lik e new Mr. Shortstop, and haliniwk Worth and Palm Beach that the Ashburn In center, ere the de­ star*. Sanford - Orlando ii-veur-old Cornelius McGilll- fensive Hen*'* the way the National cuddy no longer m an .g r. Ihe Kennel Club E ntries Philadelphia Athlrtie*. Hr had League looks fiom here: 1. Philadelphia tho Joh for SO year*. In fact, ho 2. HriKiklyn 'i tra* the only man who ever man­ 3. New lark aged them until Jimmb Dyke* 4. Boston T ItACSS: Pecxuaxl**. H«tl<> took over during the winter. 3. 8t. I-ouls Tho GroM Old Man fi. Cincinnati accoisrf^A C R i *•*»••. t**gof»a. There may never be another 7. Pittsburgh like the Grand Old Man of Bose" ■ n i ii i i" h a t s : n * * tiia * r. c«»co 8. Chicago tall. In hia lato year*, when men Brooklyn he* the tatting po­ ' ' M l t m v l A U rm tat. Aunt have plenty of reason to heroine wer, drfrnrive .kill anil speed lo irritable and cranky, we hnvr 1r V ^ i l * r i Y c n f > '• f x t. *i»t>pr found Mr. Mack the most gracious win • pennant hut the pitching still ix quest Iona Me. Thr Giant* ,Vix'Vifll*nAf:ViP ( l < w , M*rit.w. gentleman wo have aver met. Ha would ait on a single w at­ have a tight defensive club with er chair beside tha augout at goo,) pitching. Rearing run* will rH n “ c iK W right FUld and willingly an­ ta Leo Durocher'* mala headache. Itatl, Kn- swer oil questions while direct- If he gets thr punch he can win i i i w s S a I lh a m b a t a t th* toam. He was a landmark it all. wooring hi* familiar straw hat Jody. BONUS HAIIY and a high white collar with a OAKLAND C.illf.. Apr. 1 0 handkerchief around his neck *n TOSIIIHTS KVrUlli* keep the sun from his pale white t/P»--I>lck Wakefield, a 1941 rtfisT MAI M— TaUHlr . burnt* babv who signed a dollarIlxlln Rill. Cretin*. U*l( M*. Moon skin. Mllrbsll. p*rx*a*t«*. Ilnpnlnn* In retrospect, baseball and the ••year contract to play ball with rinr*. llr*nd lii.nnry. My ttrsl. years have been more than kind Oakland lid xommn. ba* b"“i x tiio v ti ssai ss— r w u r itr r'aniiv tl*H*. utfiw linn, Pngona. to Mr. Mack. !!• had the first -I**" hi* outright release by the Mr Hood •»", lUxhln*. OsIVMton $100,000 Infield and he had ta fty Pacific C“a*t le a g u e Club. flat. r**t*». nfta H»rworth The parting nf ihe wav* ap­ Grove, Mickey Cochrane, Jimmie V i n m i m a c k —4 / i a i i * O iu r |4nr. Coco *Hfl,. Arc of Box, Al Simmons, George Eran- parently w** hy mutual con­ ou. Con m>.«t*x. Duo llawa * ■haw, Dykea and a host of other* sent, ■•■ial. PlMUtnor. W .k.fi.id. wbu (eft ihr Uni­ W on. SMtVMTH MS Dyer Mlaeed. Tee versity of Michigan campus In Alarming. Aunt •III*. X. Thurvlon •per Another man the boys will 1941 to tlrn with the Detroit *rn n*r. list eau. miss la Eddie Dyer, the SO-yenr* T*ve-* for $32000, wants to try ter. riv-rw ssasits—art. old Taaan who woe a National •o land in the major leagues, ■Mir* l**l Itnirr League pennant in 1946 In hia —h«r- hi* nrevlnu* career wa* a lie'* S l-r t-wd* Twt first crock a t running a big stnrmv one. tlxlla ti*nr>» II***-* v, __ M i n i Naess—n talk* __ league team. He and Fred Saigh. J— Smll‘ . Kal <‘ >l-mkn. Ifopuv Cardinal president, couldn’t A small rntarv-lvne «nnw plow **» Hx-l—r !!,4ir • »->»; ftalntr tfo*. , _ _ recenOv has for use n , i H l i e d . 4 * d v n - r * i l M t i i i J e * n . along. ■•‘srvTM n m ' —v itiM wit* Dyer wa* a Johnny.rom*-lately with a garden tractor, n»*U' Ix.r .mi* W rl, Malta as a major Iragur manager bid Mart* Kxmlhln# T-o-li IlllilS tlifyal. ▼*■■* n (:*-reihiiiu l.Htorh, Como*, ha waa a keen •tralvgii*. and very ill ton. popular. It's surprising that some here In IDtH when his Dodger* lltUNTM MS4-S4—A'lOSb* Mta Tahiti. Tahht Oil**. lllMhlvr other big league rluh hasn't •topped off a t Vrrn Beach for Irl. (>*n«rr tv .I Tra4l*g . Post, lured him tack Into the game. <IHI three dsy* after having trained Paw But that's base ball. Gone also at Guided Trujillo fnr a 180,000 from the Florida training scene g u a ra n te e . flow—Snshxo ISofkf Rickey, now Pittaburgh's gtnoral manager, and High »f*f» M*ry Hoffa Burt Shorten, hia friend and exTnavss n v i i L u m r Dowtoo Brguira. Tin .* Tvr,r, rra ritt* Dodger manager from flartow. a JMly. Mix m I s *Vxi airing, peat town j u t a ivw hour* northwsit V. In u rllr KhiinSi Tap- Tom Jo4r. nptm urlrU t ■ M E t a , to Florida for Ihe TANK EE T S T aT I d# K Y B H E X A M IN E D G rit Unif In three years it Leo DALLAS. Tex., Apr. 10—(A V hit Rlsiuto. Joe Page and Alllr Durocher, whose Gianta 'Inure to tin N palmetto Ate. Reynolds are hospital bound to ­ hav* something to u.r about Ihe CLAUSES F IT T E D National League's Diamond Jitday. O.i Ihe result* of their phy­ bill* champion. Durocher last waa sical checkups at Johns Hopkln< may hinge the New York Yen kees* chance fnr another Ameri­ can League pennant and world’s baseball championship. Rlt«iitn lit* • torn cartilage In his loft side; Para, a M l shoulder, Reynolds, a bad elbow. Job Security F o r Baseball Managers Is Thing Of Past glMNIST*IM.WW1*,, „ „ IKWS ifttiaiw *«ijp^.aajiiJS:. ifst: nu. !„ PERSONS G R E Y H O U N D might ta my dark hot**, my j ’9 / * - f 4$ diamond in the rough," Limner la tha brona Brena Jewish boy whq bit 29 Admen a t B Paul lail year. He will be retained altheug! uch wiU have to h« d u e with fielding and hia throwing a, j,11 — Fain, Dykaa DVIlVTfl e lesson at first "I could toil Fata | S | ta t who wants some a castoffs I" Tha Detroit Tiger* • f Irol* Toei Oat That e a ^ nfttcher u t a r John Picked 3rd In Pennant Race Phillies Are Seen As Team To Beat IsV*ui:£ii£h team’* w ont got him an lass they offer q Vic Wert A, a Johnny, Groth r • Hank Baser eiota eta not 19 B A C I B Iota «r $Um T 0 RI6 BT $ ».M, �mm M U ----------- ^ - l - l --- I I ^ H W l^earal Notice IX CQVHT A os* rim Jl'D U M . Iltlllltu : ■t a t k n r n .ii m n iA . IX rn n n \ t u . n i: T in : k s t a t k o r ix c m mt n r A. t».V R TIX . I ' w m iM . Itorkatt I*-•r 11r. Iliad har fir...I r*. port u • d ra ln la tra lrli of lh a aauta of C. A. Partin, darraaad: that aha fllad har r.tltlo n for final d li r l . i r f r , and that aha w ill apply to lha llunurabla Duuctaa Httaatfutn. County Jadaa of Hamlnola County. M orlda. on tha I M day of M ay. t i l l , for apprural of aama and fnr final dlarharaa aa adm lnlatratrla of tha aatata nf C. A. Partin. da.'aaa«.|. on thla 2nd day of A p ril, t i l l | I IK L K N It. I 'A IIT IN . Adm tnlatratrlx of tha aatata of e A l*»rttn, daoaaaad. XOTICK Id II lilt I'.ltr til VKN that Tha Housing Authority of tha (*tty of Karford. Florida. will antartaln pr.itK.aala to fu.-nlah flra and • (andad i . n i t t n Insurance. and Strntra*. landlord.' and tananta' put., lit- liability Inauranra cnv.rlnx tha m -h n u aa proto. I. Florida 11 1 known aa Ca.tla lira - - r Cuurt lllda or nrnpraala will l.a received In tha otfl.ra of tha Authority up ntintll I p P M . April II. I»>|. w‘ Further inf. reunion with rayard to tha plana and apar|(l<atl«na of •aid project and forma on whl.-h aald prop..aa U muat ha aubntlttad may oa obtalnad by rohtartlns Oatirr- »f Wf'Ver:!. J r . i:«a.-atl«a Director. Itnu.lna Authority of tha City of Hanford. Florida. 20« Malt, h Ilulldlny. Hanford. Ktortda M A I K ).. tlllA IIA M . ria ln tlfr. Va. O I I A I I A M . De fendant U K O I t t l i : II h ta Ckaacary Xu. M T I •all far llla a rra M i n t 1: T o A m t A M t i : o r r b o lU D A t o m m n o i: II. O I I A I I A M . u . n d in Ttrrara A p a r lm a n ta . I H IVaat I l r d Htraat, S a w T u r k Cit y, N o w T u r k y o u A in : IIK IIK O T N O T IF IF .D that ault for l l r o r r r haa baan fllad aca ln a t you by M A I t t l O O I I A I I A M . In tha C l r r u l t C o u r t o f tha Nint h J u d i c i a l Circui t o f F lo r i d a , tn and for Hamlnola C ounty, Flo rida , an ab breviated tltla o f aald ault la M a rco ilr ah am . I ’t a l n l l t f . Va I te o r s * II tlra ham . Da tc n d a n t Tt)C lltK N o T ir iK H and ra. •tulred to fit# y o u r app ea ran ce In aald pro. aadlnc on th a Il»lh day ..f A p r il , t i l l , and to t h a r r a l . a r Ilia w it h tha Clark of aald C o u r t In tha li m a an d mannar f l « » d b y la w . y our w r l l t a n dafanaa. If a n y , and a. rve a r o p y of tha aama o n I ’l a l r t l t f a a t ta r n a y • V IT N K H H tha o f f l r l a l aaal of aald C o u r t, an d my hand aa C l a r k therenf, af Hanford. Ham ln ola C o u n t y . F lo ri d a , thla lha f l l h d a y n f M arr h. A l> 1»SI O. P. I I I . 'I I N I X ' S fle rh of eat* — Court Ilf K U. tlurdlrk. Deputy lia o rta II. W llllam a. i t . IH K AI.I C le cU tlve IM r.ito r I ' K I t V I l : P. HIV A N N llouaina A u th o rity of tha A t t a r n a y f..r IMalnttrf C ity of Hanford. Klorlda Orlando. Florida. T in: aS V K N - L . g l J . i ■■_'.■* ■ t B L B f J - U A Si- of chlrkm * can i ninthly be ■determined l>v prating m at braast Legal Notice Legal N otice ro n itr COt'XTY, IX T in t ciMCi r r c u t m t n r tmk x ix t ii j it iiit a l r i n r i i T or r u n i T t i r n r rt.n n iiM tx T n "41.1. W IH m IT M AT roX t'IT H A , a m i r o H a c .M ix n r.i: r t i i n n X o t lr . la harabf x l w n that llalao ia c m M i ni C ?A C E THE SAyPORC HER ALP. 3ANTORS, FLORIDA TUE8DAY APR. 10. 1951 ■■ — bony. The more rigid It Is, the . •S CM IX O I.K ! old e r the fowl. col ATT J l n m :. • F.M IA U l.lt C O I A T T . a t A T I: O F FI.U M III1 . I A P I I O I I ATK­ .w w w W A e w w w v w iA IN H R T i l l : KH TA TF. O F BI.’ H I K a U I . A N F O n n . Deceased T o 11 1. AA1111*1 I T M A T i n i l T H A , N o l l r a la haraby « l » a n th at I tO th a t ha fllad hla p t u l . m f o r fi nal t a p o r t n a A d m l n l a l r a t o r " f lh a aa. lata o f Huala C ltlanf. i t da . a . , t th a t ha Iliad hla patltlon for fi nal dis ch a rg e . and th a t ha wilt a p p ly 214 SANFORD AVE. to th a ll onn ra b la D o u a l a . Htanatrom. C o u n t y J u d K r of Hamlnola i ’. -u n t r . F l o r i d a , on lha JSth da y of A p r i l A l * , l » l l , for ap p ro va l of aama an d for fin al d l e . h a r g ’- »■ A dm ln la * I r a t o r of tha a i l a l a of Huala C COURTEOUS SERVICE ll ia n fo r d , deceased. on thla tS Ih da> of M a r c h . A I*. H i t Ar Slanley-Kogers Hardware Co. i n t o Phone 1361 It n llC It T M III.A N F t 'III* Admlnlatrwior of the aa* tale . r Huala C Hlantor.1 daraaaad. Ih ith rrrd hj roa.hr* or in H Johnalon'a NU -ltOA f'll. a |>pi ire l>y hrtiah In th r Vllrhrn. kill# roarhea, anta, and walrrbug*. W hal’i mnre, Ihe rnlorlra* m atin r la efferli« r for montha, and kill* Ihe atraya (hat w andrr In and walk n tr r It. Far w lentiflr control, u a a Johnalon’a NO- ROACHt I'rlrea are: N or.. *9c; pint. *1.49; "Marl. 12.H9. available at K num illnt & A ndcrxon L O V M V PRICES RIGHT QUALITY aA Modern Way To Control Roaches' l |O W MERCHANDISE — mi* tt A A A A A /W W W V ^ ^ W ^ LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING Huy your ear In Sanford Keep your ir.aurance at ham* Save mat* through ua IN S T A L M E N T L O A N l)E i* T . The Sanford Atlantic National Rank Member FDIC TeL 214 —A4v OZARK IKE o n r r in it Ailiili’, iiny iium i- «*sstitls-tl ti» Id liim- T lii i* r \ r r ) t h i n g ii fine rn r slnitlltl lm! r d f (’ll. Ilr ’* rnlilli'tl In llml ^l<nc nf priilr I lint rtuiir* from itij4 like tin* vrry ini|Mirl:nit prrMm tli.it In* rrully it. ( ) f i-our*i’, tlii* lir illia n l prrforinrr i* I ir.-l*:il| poAAi*rril. It I* I'lis ltin u ril I•a m il sp rin g * m i every aalir i'l. It |irn \ii|i* * . .it tin extra m * t, tin- m i n p l d e relax. iliu ii of Dyualliiw llrixr. Il lm« ilnralile ami Hr** entitlrsl In lukr prurlir.il «lnpa In ni.ikr lii* ifrt'aina route Irttr. ilepeiulaM e »tiiriline*« engineered into every iiieelianiral pari. In ahurl, lir*» entillcil tn otvn it IIoAtiAtaxtf.u. anil pnrlintlnrly a lloAUMAhTl.n u* il i« ciialotti luiilt fo r’.’si. Hill tile lte*l i* vel In lie Inld. When Vutl elu-rk tin* IlntltMAATMt price li*l. Anil'll timl dial llte enr nf iniir ............. tut In* vmir* fnr liundreil* of ilnllar* le»* llimi \ oil’ll pay fnr nllier* vaills emit* paralde reputation. l*nr ttiia great atiloiiioliilr is mors* llt.ni liip mul rmmiy mill ilislingiii*hi-il in it* slyling. Il*« more limn swrelly ivilliiig in perfnrnmnrr, mul «iiper|ily puisnl in wlriile. Try HERALD Wnnt Ads SERVICES —13 For Rtwits TXa faltaw taa ra lto o n ly la p u b lish edl a 1 T h a oil* .... W .................................I an t • a afaed dl t tlaaa l l a per II wa la e e rlle a • tim e* la# per lla e la a e rlte a • tlm ea t a per lla e la a e rlte a la lla.ee PPii per lla e la a e rlle a F la e a » 4 a «a Ike Ilea. Ila a b le ra ta t e r k la e k fa re rape. PHONE 148 1 W a a t ACa w ill be a r a r tb a aaa aa If aeeepltd ir S la la a a p a e ta d t a p a y a r t e r t a r a a ta it p a a ilXIt s e re tew. all W a a t U i w a a t be l a a a r a f . flea a a I t * day b a fa ra p a b lle w tlaa. P le aa a p k fy a a Iaim ed lately If a a aaaat sec u re l a ’ y e a r ad. Wa ra t V ' reepeaelM e fa r m are f t ■ *a la e a r r a e t I wear* THE FOR SAI.E: 7 room*, complete USED FURNITURE—6 cu. ft self with trat and electricity. 4 bed­ defrosting Norge Electric Reroom*. screened front porch, 1 frigerator, froien food compart block from Pott Offico on black nient; latga 4 burner Norge Gas lop road cjtnu fruit. Good lo t ISOfiOOO. W. If. E rtel. U k a * R ange: Dearborn 35 U.T.U. Spare Healer; Enamel table top Mary c/o Mr*. J . II. Cowan 2 pc. cabinet. All for *273 rath 1377 J. or will aell separately. Call NICE FARM, Australian oaks, 714-J-3 after 3 evenings or 1340 tiny dogt, .trailer, baby mat______ Irene*, ra r teat, rrochete<l trawl | working hour*. ELECTRIC Refrigerator, g a a •preada. I&3P-J. range, ga* water heater, wood FIVE HANDY ACRES heater, oil tlove*. rug*, etc. One acre In shady «ak trees. Illork Phone 7.11-M ofter 3 : 1 5 . __ hattae, well, Electricity. Small down payment. *33.00 Mo. 4 miles ROCK LATH. Sheet Rock, Nall*. from Sanford. Pipe, IIX l4-2w. Immed. Del. RAYMOND M. HALL. Rtallor ZINC TRADING COMPANY. S. D. lllfh lry ru n , Aoooelala 244 Riverside Drive, New York Florida Mlile Rank Building 23, N. Y. Mo. 0-3438. _________ Pit joe *40 MOTOR HIKE: Good condition. RT OWNER See V. M. l*leraon, San font Small farm —0 rooms, nice bath, Trailer Park. Price reasonable. 2 screenrd norrhas. Modern con■ U ». L . vrnlences. Fruit. Furnished or ARTICLES WANTED —4 unfurnlthrd. A Uargaln. Addrr*a Rt. I, Bo* 132, Sanford. Phan* Me buy. aell A trade u->ad t697-wM furniture. WIDun-Mat«« Fuitu* 'lira C l. 311 K. tat. Fhona 93k. I—REAL ESTATE WANTBD—4 IF YOU want to sell your home, f a t roaults. Rat It with J. W. Hall, Realtor, Florida lltata Bank Bldg., Phono 17*0. SANFORD WANTED to buy llouaa or I-ot Juat outalda of town from owner. FOR RENT Phone P44-W. HAVE CLIENTS with caah for VKLARA t rATMENTS, two * three bed loom modem and StorM IIS W. H rat hornet. See lllghleyman with Ph*nu 490- W_________________ Raymond M. Ball, Realtor. Flor­ A ROOM ROUSE for rant, t bad ida Slate Rank Building up* room* furnished. Kitchen ataira. Phone Mo. furniahed. Good location. Phone HERALD 1— —1 _101*.M. _______ F U R N ISH ED 4 room*. downstairs, 011 Park. Apt. 6. Oran Apply MODERN S room furnished apt. P rin t* bath. Adulta. 2300 Mai lonrille. ___________________ 3 ROOM HOUSE for rant. Phone 1SSM. 3 ROOM funtlthed apartment. 009 «w Palatatto Aatnua. ______ TRAILER for rent, auitahie foi two, Paark A n n u a T n lla r C o u rt. ARTICLES FOR BALE APEX Washing Machine, etcallent condition. *30. 110 Laural A re,__ Type *m ter d*tk, fcwtirel ekplr, ............. car luggage carrier. Two large trieyelea, wide carriage typewriUr. htone llT t-X-J. 2 apaitm ent tlie ranges, 1 builtin kitchen ctMnet alnk. 4 roll, away bed, Pyrex coff. several mjK. v iS w m w r TW OltfD RO O M HOME- Nicafy furniahed. Electric k I » e h a n. Hunt’a Ttuedo FUed Store. U r« a yard. Wall laadarapad. A n liable May l a t Saaaonal. m il l * s w a p « n 6 r —W h «th Buy. Bell No. 1 Ptuay Rldga Road. Co*. anything. Phone IM aJ, CNBTTE Apt. Slumber land • both ^oae Arhtn yog Court, 8. City Limit*. Highway yoor piricriptlona 1POE SALE—I ('nine in sunn mid see tlii* Imy of luiy* in llto line-ear field. I*« gwss* awff -I’M, l* w «w4 Meis I Mi «vL#>l U «•«•#•imI»«w|aafis*. It tinea tiling* In mil. aaIicii von Irt ymiraelf «ittk tlrrp ilmvii in tin* *ulrilr aoflnrta nf its riisliiotis, ami rim n firm in g Ini ml over the line texture of ilfJabrirji. .............. ROOF WORK of all kinds. Eaves and Guitar* Repaired a id Paint* id. New Roofs applied. Painting and coating. Sanford, Ph. *• ................1w lttp_«-W. It R. A •kenblirg.____ NEW FI DORS ru rtaced to per­ fection. Old floors mada ltk« new. FlnDhlng, J r a n tn e A w ai lag. Portable (tower plant, 21 yeara atperlence ta 8*mia*lt County. 11. M Glaoaon, l.ati Mar* ___ __ ____ I.A WNMi itVEhH S harpam d, bi cyclci repaired, lock .And ker work. Prompt service, W Xhuma. m n 1^ 4tk St_______ S * M vT G u y < it s t o r n l l u i l I h y / I n i r / , : W k m k s t t ee i » u w » » l» i t « H i a r e b u ilt I t a l r l i w i l l b w lld I b n n. NICHOLSON BUICK CO. ALL TYPltS of llulldoaer Work. Rt-atonahle Rates—Free Eatlmatet. Carpenter A Grarty. phe-.e 1393-M or (A0.J Cuntraet"r, builder, carpenter and masonry work. Spaclallting In roofing Nn job to tmall or 210 Mugnnlin Avenue MICKEY large. M. D. Heard,ley, Sanford, Rt. 2. Ro* .199, I'hona Winter Park 2*'2907. DRAGLINE .arvice—c la y jlll dirt, top soil, peat, shell, dump truck service. Phone 1005-W. I'honr 10.11 SANKOHl», F L A . 11tv M OUSE 9tO B ! TUfiV c e ALL HNOLYl W all IHttncy 1t u a n < I iN p 'x s g alm aa O tct.NpA S c v ? .r* n j ' 8! Pets•IJ vaaioek-Suppllr* rwxRfpr* M Steam l*reeaer—capable of flnlehIng Wool and Silks. Piece work and guar a utea *40 waak. Apply Downtown Cleaner* and Laun­ dry, 111 Palnutto^Avenue^ ALERT an) riperlancid man f<*r modern service station. Good starting salary. Writ# Ho* (I. c/o Herald. SALESMAN WANTED Aggrvaalve talesman .10.50 wanted for established fire Ituurance debit In 8anford and Deland. No e * / perienee necbwgry. Perm a& n connection. W ti(i 0 , Bo* 3091. Orlando, rta .. giving reference^, ami. where you may ba contacted ror lltti-rvlew. FOUR WlljTE M rU urvtre. Inquire at P lk 'an .l Whistle oh call 1332. Muat ha 21. WANTED AT ONCE Rawlrigh Dealer In cltjr af ■Sanford. Write Rawlelgh’a DapL, FAD-440 1, Memphit, Tenn.________ ______ WANTED: Man to help'with yard work onr day a week. Phone AUCTION mJm Vegetables, Lireatoek and mis* 0 W t t 6 o M IIOUSB 16* x *4' and “ mus aala every Friday I t lota ouUlda City. *3,400 00 a t 7:10. CoL Lorry * 4 Caah. 842-X -M 1*20 M agnolia. NEARLY NEW, Conarato Block tA’gTORD FARMERS’ 3 Ilcdroomi, 6 lota, |S t. I dale south of c lt/ 1 ' " w o r k “w a n t e d highway 17*1 outalda HABY 8ITTER. Beat o f ____ FRIED sftillM P ea*. Mrt. M. Falkenbarg, 41 Shrimp at now Palmetto Are. P in g * Apt. It~ Fine. Cu n i{<) v i ) \ i \ s r i : i i i —7 TILE YOUK HATIIROOM walls now) Plastic or aluminum wall tile. Free aatlmataa. Orange Tils B O X E R—brindle, female. 14 Shop; 2210 N. Orange; Phona months—*13.00, Phone 11I9-W. 4341. Orlando, Fla.________ WATCH AND CLOCK repairing. HELP WANTED Good work conscientiously done. WANTED—girl for fountain and Your favorite fountain pen re* d .ug dept. Lar.ay’a tr.ay'a Drug S*ore. conditioned like new a t factorv. All work guaranteed. Walter II Salrai AGGRESSIVE SalMman. Steady Trapp, 811 E. Second Street, employment, many opportunities rd, _________ fo r advaneamant Firestone Stores. 13— N O TIC E8.PB R 40N A LS.-ia 7— ul MARY’S LENDING LIBRARY 1209 Magnolia—la now open Mon. thru Fri. 10 to 12 A. M„ 3 to 4 P.M. S a t 4 to 9 P.M. TMf.Y K**0W nttltTMlNO APOUT TUC tWtK ROOttf RY a t twtY LOU CM1 PAINT AND IIODY WORK Roy Reel, .104 Waaf 2nd. Street, CXYNT 9UOOT1 I WANT YM ‘ ALIVL fDR QurSlICbiNO' MAYt DeCN 5/OOFADG T AAOChlD/ .— > — — Sanford. Phone 1033. Expert ^ V o rii^ i^ e itirr^ re ^ m e i^ s1■■» - I I — LOST AND FOUND —II FOUND: Ilrown key .caao, eontaiping key*. Owner pleaaa call _-at Herald office. . BLACK Pocket lx>ok iokt on wert First Street, containing traveler’s checks, bank book, personal 13— AUTflTlOlHIKS —IS RENT A CAR. U nlriv. u by day, Waek, or aoason. English Fords and American. Fords, aedans. station wagons and convertibles StrlrltUnd.Morrison. Ine, EF lr t t S t . DODGE 1951—10 whaeier, siaeper, straight air, 20 ft. roefar. Mick, hand control, good rubber. 8hapeu 1 4 . Tel. 1313.W-1.____ i-LYMOUTH 1930 X door aedan. *110.001 Phona 1099. Hy l ’Biil Ilobbuo* ETTA KETT Special Thla Waek Only S P E C !A ^sV ffvfri». 1M1 Buick SedanatU 2 door. Radio m l VAGABOND 1* fL bod** trailer, f M* v I Strike fTIIK I.ONK KANCKIt ^OM x;uri*,MOM.' rM * t« a T—^ im su fJK .'.-.f urrgTiLYAnocg ) ------- 7/------, VC-* HB — (l M tV t OUT I Mf AN ITS <30NQ TO StgM FUNNV- NO MORK fJOxS H onoas P*to*tg �PAGE EIGHT TH E W arren Impeachment (O tllln M Vtmm OMl M a Ducleus for creating on o r­ ganisation stronger and larger than all of tha corrupt comAn**. "An adequate investigative staff can be created to hold down the f s n f t t a n and to check the action of laa law enforcement officers. “This la a community project and a community job and now it the time for good citizens to asaert themselves." Reaction to Hulllvan'i reinstatement was heard as far away aa Washington and New York. A member of the OoTernor’a own Cabinet said he wai "•hocked." Senator O'Cmnor (IMML, a member of the Kefauver Senate Crime Committee, said In New York he roniidcrrd Hulllvan'i relni»aterr«nr “of •uffiri—•• I*-, portanrc that I plan to hring t l formally to the attention ut till committee.” Jury actod after a Kafatnrrr committee aeaiion here, Warren reinstated Sullivan to the 112,000 a year poit yesterday. In Washington, Senator Hunt (D*Wyo), another member of the Kefauver committer, said ha w ar "concerned and surprised1* to learn of Governor W arren's action. Rudolph Halley, the Senate con aittee’s chief counsel, called the reinstatement “a shocking thing." Lifting Sullivan's suspension, Warren said his study of the grand jury's evidence had reveal­ ed “no violation of any lapr of the State of Florida.' Warren declined comment today on lh;> furor and reaction to the rein­ statement. Sullivan had petitioned W arren for reinstatem ent last Jan. 10, charging ‘.hat his Indictment by th e grand Jury wa* a “ fraud." The ir.d',;’,rr.cnt was voided by l i i State Sup ’me Court because it did not *pr ...cally charge S ulli­ Sullivan wa* »uij>*nde*| <••• van with a crime under State law. When announcement of S ulli­ Oct. 1(1 afte r a grand ju ry van's reinstatem ent was made y es­ rharg* d hr failed to enfarcd terday S tate Senator W ile A. ram bling law« and permitted hi* Pope of St. Augustine offered a dep u tiri to lie bribed The granjt resolution In the Legislature ca ll­ ing for an investigation of W arren'a action. Ix'gal Notice n r r r s T 'w ■•h . c/ mtrriss i.tn v i van t'l.tS T is o vs m i k r a a i i . t : isssi » t it < "■ n ’t British B udget Mac A rth u r ICoallaoad P m m Pegs Oael thur stood his ground in his con* ference with Pace on his publicly expressed views that have pro­ voked a storm in Washington, Paris, London and other Western capitsls. In London, ■ Foreign Office spokesman said Britain has ex­ pressed privately to the United States its concern over the MacArthur row. "Our viewpoint has been made known through our ambassador, Sir Oliver Franks, through norm­ al conversations," the spokesman said, lie insisted It was not a formal protest— usually a ste-n measure. P .ltaln Is anxious to keep out of the American political dispute over MacArthur. In Wa.hington the White House maintain silence on any possible presidential rebuke that might he planned for the General. One highly plsccd congressional source said no drastic action against MacArthur was In Immediate pros­ pect, and that Mr. Truman has not yet reached a decision on the burning question. While Administration supporters K * ...i i lly ' l\ r " V ;..- 9A W F 0R D TUESDAY APH. 10, lis t H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Naval Scientist in sponsoring a bill designed to remove faulty and unsafe old Ja­ lopies from the highways. (Continued ,'rom Pago One) Malcolm MacNcill pointed out security proccdurci." that the Jaycee* plan to put an­ Brunauer hsi been employ'd ■* other such bill before th# Legisla­ a civilian on ciplorivcs research ture in Tallahassee, and told of for ihe Navy. Along with ht* wife, Mrs. K ster Caukln Brunauer, the former o ffi­ cer was named by Senator Mc­ Carthy |R-Wis) last year In a list of government employes Mc­ Carthy regarded s i subversive. In announcing the Navy action, the Stata Department said it had suspended Mrs. Brunauer from a Department job pending the o u t­ come of Navy action on Itrunauer. She has been employed by tha Department's United Nation*. Relations Staff as a llalurn officer. | At the time of McCarthy's chargee last yea r. Mrs. Ilranauer declared aho we« not, “ never hnve been, and couldn’t possibly be a Communist. She described her husband aa a “thoroughly loyal A m erican" n vlgorious antj. Communist and "able and brilliant scientist who mnde a distinguished contribution to the war effort." She said he received a Navy letter nf com­ mendation and the Order of th e British Empire decoration « ,'*»* * M i a m Pa successful campaign against such obsolete vehicle*. Patrolman Harrison declared th at he la getting 100 percent co­ operation from Judge Douglas Stenstrom in dealing with traffic cates. During tha first six days of this month, he said, he had in­ vestigated 11 traffic accidents, and had mad* 17 arrests, eight of which were following accidents. Property damage In voIred totalled (4,100 due to these mishaps. John Senkartk. local paint and glass dealer, was inducted as t member of tha Lions by Henry Witts. Mr. Senkartk ta a former president of the Sanford Jaytera. Plan* for participation In the Lloni state convention a t Jackson­ ville on May 20 were discussed. A WORD TO OUR CUSTOMERS In order to acquaint our customers with the changes mnde in the packaging and distribution of cur milk, we wish to explain the action we have taken. of Ms'Arlhui fer Li King ... - ' Chlang Kal-tihek’n troops, Rep. I.o v a m u s t i t n i s i v i i r n n J i t c t r H 'oollaued S'tum Pago a a e j Joe Martin of Massachusetts, the SO . I ' l . s . i s . 1 SVMMIHII, S I.H Itiitirv. IIIA Republican leader, support­ The purchase tax on motor cars House i r e a i l e e r i From F a c e n a r l |. The H o u s in g A u l h o r l l r o( tha ed a move to bring MacArthur will he doublet! I n M 2 / .'l prrer it. Cltr I'f Hanford. F lo r i d a will re e-lv e draft-UMT trail late today. F irst ••sled Mils fur th« fiirnlshliig of The gasoline tax hike would ho home to report personally to Con­ it must dispose of a bill providing gress on the Pacific situation. a l l labor. m a t e r u ls . esiulpment amt five rent*, bringing the- price to ae rv li as required to p»rfo<m al l In Tokjra, Rep. O. K. Armstrong non-military defense money to lands. *,>. w » r k for l . '. w - l t s n i H o u s ­ 49 rente a gallon. rover expenses between now and (K-Ohlo) told the American Cham- June i n g Protect N<> F L O R I D A - H - I . eon90. Gaitakeii. successor (o Sir alatln g of f l f t r - t l v s l » K o n e - e U r r Stafford t’rlppe, who retired Its- tier of Commerce he did not think The bill was sevrrlv slashed in eol vcrel' (>l». k du p le t anil r ow hous ­ MacArthur e x c e e d e d military i n g bu ild in gs co n ta in in g one h u n ­ rau ie of ill health, sipped from authority In his recent policy committee and the llotiee seems dred i w s n t r - n v # (in i dw elling a pitcher of rum and orango rtstcme*it». tl» add**! thst sny ar. to be going along with the slashes. uhll*. la*. 131 ufls-ltw l Stn J e tll juice aa h r started on a rapid j tion to recall tha General "at this Yesterday, for instance, it voted I n g unit bu ddings, u n ill I ts P M reading of the bulky document, i time would be the greatest victory M o nd a y, A p r i l IS. I D ) . at C » r l u l l Conservative Leader Wlneton I for Communism since the fall of more th an a t»0 per cent ru t in th'na afurd . Flo ri d a . at w hich time an d A dm inistration's request for <1)7.place all bids w il l U publicly opened Chuirhill, 711 and growing h a rJ ! China." 600,000 for the "Voice of A m eri­ a n d read aloud of hearing, asked him to read ! t tilde must be eubmlltsd In tr lMeanwhile Allied troops reach- ca," Uncle Ham's tadlo netw ork Urals on Ihe form. prepared and "a little slower.” the southern shore* of Ihe for broadcasting America's sto ry When thn Chancellor look it , cd umlshed by Ihe Isoal Aethorltr. Hwachon Reservoir hut to foreign nations. Kach mpy of Ihe 1stJ must be ao> second sip, Churchill askod, sprawling were stopped short of ths big cogipanled by an Affidavit, a Htale- "Whaj. is It T» Final passage nf the bill, which ment nf lildder's (jualin. atlona and (iaitskeil looked doubtfully at North Korean dam and hydro­ carries a total nf |17H/ifl0r1(t8, is Candensed Currant nnanclal Plate. electric plant. due today. If the voting ro m n ent. In addition, each Hid must the glass, grinned anil ssld, " It At’ corrcspondsnt Tom Brad­ late then debate on the drafti accompanied by llld Beeurltr aa looks like orangeade." shaw reported from ths central UMT bill may go over till tom or­ ■resided for In the gpetlflrallon. Failure |u cumptr with these pro. front battleground that tha water row. elsluas may be considered aa behind the dam still Is shout 200 grounds fur Ihe rejection of llld. House supporters of Universal feet deep. The Rods opened 10 of I. Complete specifications, plane Training —who want to fCoatluued Frees Pane Dael and bidding documents are on fils the reservoir’* 18 floodgate* Mon­ Military at the office ef the Housing Au­ workers have a pay day on Api. day In a try to halt the Allle Incorporate that plan into tho thority of the City of Hanford. JO. drive. Rut water quickly suhalded draft bill—had their locks against Florida at llnons let Melerh Uulldlng. Tha workers are members of to near-normal levels In th# Puk- th# wall. There is some opposition Hanford, Florida, and at Ihe office In the house to UMT, no m atter • f Klton J. Moughlon. A.!.A . Arch* non* operating unions— clerka, han River, reservoir outlet. in what forms and there U w en Itert at III Hanford Atlantic Na* machinists and other* not direct* American unita paced the Al­ tloaal llanh llulldlng. Hanfuid. omv move, apposition to what !t#p. lied assault on the dam. The stronger Florida, sbd the Canlra, Florida Tha non-operating unions got a Communists fought back with a Short (R-Mo) calls the "shotgun Balldere' Ksrhange. lei-ISI Chamber • f Commerce llulldlng. Orlando, 12W cents an hour increase In steady barrage o f mortar ihelle. wedding" of putting UMT in the Florida: Ihe Tampa llutldeie' H i. ly connected with running trains. Bradshaw said it was believed draft bill. abange. Chamber of Cumm.cu* Tha President of one of their Ihe Chinese lacked t h ^ equipment llulldlng. Tampa. Floridai tha i>ay. tana Hooch ilulldero' Ksrhango. unions, Je u e Clark, said the Army necessary to blow th# dam. Daytona llaaeh, Florida** nitld|t yesterday would "have ser­ In the air, American F-16 Bahre i Cnploe of the documents mar be ious repercussions." II* added: Jets shot down one Russian-type Obtained by depositing 111 no with "It will cause an upheaval In Mtfl-16 jet fighter and damag'd IC e s tls s M F ra n Pan* One) the Housing Authority of the City of Hanford, Fluslda far each aet (he industry and In the country another .Th# air betlla was fought ers license, nor did the boy nhe df documents an obtained. Huch do* n> a tkhoU. There's a lot of un­ at low teval over MIG alley- was with. Getting Involved in poalt will bo refunded to sash per* rest right how, and thlo Isn't go­ near Slnullu In northwest Kof'«- heavy traffic, she mUfudged dis­ aon who returns th e Plane, epeclfleaileae and ether documents in ing t h . help matters. Other Fifth Air Fore# RlanM tance and the automobile was in ­ good condition within I* dtye a f ­ Tuesday flew sloe* »UB*ort ml*; volved In a collision. ter Md opening, i slona for the Allied infantry ami During the question and answer ■ ». A certified chech ar bank draff, parable to lbs lleuelag Authority Ing dff acvrra) thousand employee continued their dawit-U-dttgk at­ period. Dr, Frank Quillman asked af the Clip of lienford. Florida. U. In 1) eastern states. The company tack* on Rad supply llnee. who wa* the most competent to H. Ooeeramenl bond*, or a aail.fae- (darned a drop In business volume, Bitter Communist resistance wee struct a teen-ager In driving, a to rr bid bond eseculed by Ihe bid- recent whge Incressee and higher reported from the western if ml parent or a “disinterested party. dee and acceptable sureties In an amuunt oriuol to flvo per cent of the prices of materials for the econ* as Allied petrol* probed deeper "I would say a disinlrreati-d bid shall be submitted With each bid nejroUatlons concluded at the Into Red Korea. Intelligence party aa he la apt to be more p a ­ as tlld Hecurlty. White House Mar. 1. Additionally, port* said the Rede were sending tient with tho pupil,” said Patrol­ d. The successful bidder will be the contract called for a rost-ofmore troops to this MCtor. man Bullock. iulred to furnish a Payment and rformaaes llund In the amuunt of llvlngvhoost of all cents on Apr. On th# east coast Allied w*r‘ II* told of the Jaycee activities a Hundred per teat (IM%) of tha ships hammered CommunUt sup­ contract. The Army took technical control ply dump* and traffl** routes. T. Attention la called to the fart th a t Hot Isee than the minimum aal* of tha railroads during a strike There wss no report of ground arise ggd wages aa set forth In last summer, and still has char *e. contact on Ible fronttha Specif leal lens must be paid on Assistant M ine secretary KaitR. Tuesday** heaviest fighting tale project I. The Housing Authority of the tlendetson said the largest In­ swirled jiear the H w a cho n Re­ crease permlaalhle under wags city ef Pinfeed. Florida reserves servoir. th e right to reject e a r as ell bide stabilisation— 10 per cent above ar ta waive any Informalities in levels of Jan. IK, 1060— would tie tha bidding t. No bid shall be withdrawn for • 4 rents Therefore, he said, th# ft period Ilf thirty t i l l d tre cubes, Army could allow only 14 cents In NltTlrM TO AFFSCSn quant to Ihe opening of bide with- j addition to the 124 cents the non­ T O MAIIY O V 1 R I K J L e O B H , whose out the concent of the Housing Au- operating workers got Mar. 1. piece of reeldene# and addre** Is Ihorltr of the City nf Hanford. President Truman has created Florida VoVar* rv u lre d to Ilia yoar w rit­ iio ra iN fi A im m itiT r o k a special transportation Industry THM CITY OF HANrullll. nel. Hs assigned as Its first ten answer It any to th* somplslllt — is *.u un o r beter# th* *»|» FLO R ID . sk consideration of the conflict toyfi!J By: If. T .row an of April. I » ll Ht the COUM r between the non-operating unlonr* fo a rt Ilona* In Hanfurd. Fforids. «» Chairman n certain ault pending in the f’lrcoll .M arch II, t i l l . contract and tha wage celling. Red Affiliation F K Raid Unions Patrolman Telia Along with five other milk producers in Seminole and Orange County, we have become membera o f Perfection Cooperative Dairiea. Thin affiliation makes available to our customer# the Pure-Pak paper container and a line of dairy products, which we have found impractical to produce in our individual mi lk planta. Milk delivered to our customers, however, is still produced on our farms and processed in Sanford, with the exception of that milk which we send to Orlando to be bottled in the paper contain­ ers at the Perfection Cooperative Plant, in order that you may have your choice of either the glass or paper container. We will continue to operate a milk plant and business of* flee in Sanford employing the same local personnel in the plants and on the routes who have served you in the past We have appreciated your patronage and confidence, and we hope that we will continue to enjoy them, for we sincerely believe we have acted in the best interests of our friends and customers, and for tl)e best business interests of this community. • {‘ : j * Ask YAtir Grocer For Milk In Pure-Pak SPENCER HARDEN DAIRY-GREEN VALLEY DAIRY S Legal Notice tftw t k n e w fm fa t f C BLOWOUTS ''T H E W ITN ESS S IR , 1 TOOK , SLOWED Tftisffif-TO A V O ID H IM Court of Heminol* Connty, Fl«ria* In cl encerr. an shhrvvlated llt1* of which Isi l-ena Mae r i l h t a . *»■ , Kdwsrd beOec and Mary Oviedo Le­ tte r defendente __ The nater* of said null being la foreclot* that certain metlgae* deled Heptawher l*th 1»4», M d of record la Mortgage Mash I I l** p*d* 111 of th* Public Record of »#HiInole Cuuatr. eeelnel th# fallowtag deM-ribed real eelate »• will Bast hslf cf Let »f t» N«w Upaals Hubdlvlalon af lsm|n<,le rnuMy, Florida, aa recorded In Ihe I’ukltc Record* af Hemlnol* (’uunlr. Florida, WITNRgH my Hand and • official e*a| at Hanford. Florida, this 14th day of March, te st. <i V, ffK M fnqM clerk Clraull CourtUr Narine Norwood DC iShn Vi. I.4»nerdy M Hanford, Fla. • • '■ NftMB W M l m \r jS A y nlven that we er* SR* M U*r fictttlnus M ark et, Inland to regtetar a tanks ula. ta ita tk l a Ctrev noia countr, r najn*l ‘ "Tip— K Ltaty miltf RhA-perny miler ho i* ro c « ¥ o r t n jtiH iH , e s n iiX M A s ta ts s r s 't .o s iu a , c * rs cm vn i s PM osA m IM MR THM ISTTAT* OF Llealn M n t tong os you cor# to <M*« M. •* , kfcy i so# you* Msmey tso lsr t o o ktot egff FkakasftL O m s s s s # TO S IX WHOM IT M l CNMeMNi Iancillary ■ td mim Jts S E fc ta l.u n jo r *r fh* es­ ta t e #4 Ltaete u . F a * e a r* . g eeesstSi ti l e i hi# lots h*Utl#a hetTtlea far t fiat' he ka* haa (Hag Sleeker**, in » 4# 'h a t h# he wtn win 1 ditcher**, f F to lh* lle A e n U * Iknmla* •tram. C euatg JoA ga a t geail- YaoH l l i r asm* and fer a n rilla rr» a<lmlr admi i a f LtaUeM L*#a 'a - A r ' l i l r.-A • ‘ • �■ i ■ H S flB S i-' f r * *• :'r» la Uftily T h m la M n ifth — T# FraU ct I k h a t i f I k Wot W; To P f i t o (IN F y a fm a of America. To P n i M P n n i ril i tot 8 i i 1m 4 '• — . ' i. ® h * ^ a t t t e f c S feralfc AN VOLUME X X U U TH E W E A TH E R Considerable cloudiness *>ith pos­ sibly local ilitn e r* T h u tv li) in r ilrrm * couth portion and in TalU h i o r r area tonight. Slightly warmer in north portion tonight. Established 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y NEW SPAPER Associated Press Leased Wire SANFORD. FLORIDA WEDNESDAY APR. II. 1951 N o . Ifi.s MACARTHUR American Reaction Is Divided; Europe Is Pleased Impeachment Talk House Rejects U. N. Advance SubsiiJes In Face Aptitude Tests Grinds Ahead For Deferment Near Chorwon ,0f Warren Support Truman Slams Tobey American Troops Hit House Asks Congress To Repeal Law For­ bidding Publication Of Welfare Rolls TALLAIIAH8KE. Apr. I t — IffJ—t i n Florida Kraal# today upheld fio rgraor V i r r n 'i n a a pal low oT Sheriffs Waiter Clark " a t Broward and Frank William* at Folk county. Tfc* action whkb makao Ihelr raaoval official waa token in a tang cloaad aiaca(let aroalon. Wilflaau waa ana ponded follow lag Mo ladkloioat on charges of accepting bribe* front | am Mora. Clark waa *■■mi rkargoa kr waa flM a gamkln TALLAH ASSEE. Apr. I I — </P) * — Talk of impeaching Governor Warren waa strictly confined lo the corridor* of (he Florida Legi*lalure today, ll never has reached (hr floor of either Mona# or Senate in of­ ficial, opes aeation. However, (he Senate went into the eecret meeting which the Cortatilnlion permit* if lo hold wlien passing nn'enrh o rra titr maltera aa It r k Oi oC public offkiala' stispantion by the Govamor. Before the session, Warren talk­ ed privately with two aenatora whote home-county aheriffa have been aut|tendcd for gambling activitiea. It waa Warren's reinalatemrnl of Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan ol Dade 9 county without aemfinf hia suapennon lo lha Senate far considerslion that produced a atatrment from Dade Rep, Okefl that he would file article* of impeachment sgaipst Warren, who ha ha* sup­ ported iluanchly in the pail, tf evidence it produced Io bark it I up. The Governor confined with Brackin of Crealvtew. whoa* sheriff and a rmatakle werr •napanded Aug. 2. and Senator Kin« of Winter Haven, whose sheriff was ousted three weeks (alar and rahinpstotlg waa convirfod of ehargts that |h accepted bribe* from gaatblaea. ■m Senator Warren olio tplked privately wHJ» Rep*. Simpson of iyfferaon. Malay of Saraiofa. M ortan of f Dural and Stewart ef Urn dry. Blmpaon, o former Speaker of the Mouse who has generally nppoaed Governor Warren’* pro­ gram, paid the G n w n cr naked him for hla adrftd 01 maltera generally. Slmpaon sold they talked about the Impeachment movement, "and I told Mm na far at I pgrsonall* am concerned I'm not trilling lo rota for impeachment on rumor*. I don't think the member* are <b going to vote o« the bail* of nystarU. I think thgy are m lng to demand good enough evidence to Indict.’* Th# other legislator! who talkad to U m Governor aaM Uiay iuat dlacasaed thing* rrM raJlr, and th«*matt»r of Impraahaaant didn't OM of g aorira of l l kill* aim* #d a t curbing rrtma and corrup­ tion In politic* was dealt almott a death blow by a Senate Judl w clary Committee. • Jt vutad *7-1 paeei to require rw 3 * to fUa nf their financial With the attorney general, to “ kept In •rand Lieut. Governor Tells Kiwanians Of Civic Duties Pringle HitsTcndcncy To Dodge Responsi­ bility Of Governing Kiwamans werr today warned by Ijeut. Gov. Henry R. Pringle For Making Record* ing Of Telephone Message On RFC W A S H IN G TO N TA p r. ll-< / P ) — The House voted today against the idee of defering college itudrnti from the draft solely on the baiii of aptitude tests. Hy voice voir, tire Home adopt cd «n amendment to ihe peodn.g draft-military training bill prohibit­ ing this. The *mendmenI was offered hy Rep. Kilday (D * T f i). member of the House Armed Services Commitlee. Under ft, students may lake the teats but they era to be u*ed by local draft boards only a* addition­ al Information In determining the draft status of the students. of Ixe.hnrg againtl dodging their rfipnnirbdilie* in regard (9 local and Gale government, lie waa in­ troduced by Joel Field. "It it comforting In think that Russia and Stalin are nur enem­ ies." he derlarrd. "However, we Selective Service recently an­ are nur own wont rnemiea by nounced that college student* dodging responsibility By voting might *e#k draft deferment hasrd for homcslrad exemption we lost on their scholastic standing or by ronirol of local school system*, making a aeora of 70 on tha ap ti­ tude testa. which are now controlled hy the Kilday pointed out that under state board in Taltahaiare. hia amendment tha draft boards, as new, would have the final say o« defatvntnt of students. "D rgf| board* woo|d have the right to grant or refuse deferment of stmfcnta a* they have in tha raae of farmers or laborers," said Kilday. The House is about to drc'dr whether tt want* even a skeleton of UnWrrtal Military Trainine I GMT) in the draft ealrnaion legriletlon. Meanwhile Um White House *aid that President Truman thinks it I* outrageous th a t Sanalor Tobey (R-NII) rocordad telephone con* vernation* h* hod with the Presi­ dent. Shortly sfler thl* announcement (l'**ll**r* Oa r* » r M a lll Tobey took the Banal# floor to say that In on# nf these conver­ sations Mr. Truman said a "good many" congressman have accepted fee* tn ronntetion with RFC loan* U te r. Tobey sold, th* Prerident told him he did not have evidence to support the accusation,. White Houn# Pres* Secretary Short said Mr. Truman think* Reinstatement nf Hide county Tobey’* recordings of hi* mover, Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan *hould t>e sation* ara outrageous. Investigated bv the legislature. Elsewhere In Washington screen Stale Junior fThamber of Comn w ia e e * * 1 le g s RI|U I merre President J . Rralley Odham •aid today. Me charged in a alatcmcnl that b Governor W arren's reinstatement of Sullivan wa» the reatilt of pres­ sure from gambler* and political obligation* Odham, a f o r me r legislator, said: “It ia the duty of the Leg­ islature to solve moral as well By ASSOCIATED PRESS as M-onomlcal problems nf the President Trum an's firing of state. I think Fullrr Warren's con­ General Douglas JlM A rthur from duct in this, and all matter* p er­ hi* Pacific posts touched off a taining to gambling should tie new ami viojaut "Great Debate" tt (roughly Investigated. by the ArnerkM public today. "It t« probable that there la a Newkpapera reported thev were connection between the Sullivan “swamped" with tokfhone calls, and Fritter relnstatrmenta. I think the vast m ajority baeeking Macthat preaaurr from gambler* and Arthur. political obligation* were the movMan-in. the • stroet InUrvirwt lo w a s w l o* raae rw m ) division of brought a mors of public opinion. the armed YW o uh................ Rev. B ram Becomes s enl recruiting In New Suffrafean Bishop force* stations :ly sided with Mac Arthur. DAYTONA REACH. Apr. 11 Opinion cxprMMd la the rails tJPy—The Rev, Martin Julius to newspaper t f f l M ranged up Bram was elected Suffragan to demands th a t th t President Bishop for the Episcopal Dtneae b« shot or baggOd. At Hast on# of South Florida on the second caller said bo should tee a hallot today aa the group's three psychiatrist. |agM suggestions day convention opened here. were unprintable. Rev. Rram. rector of Holy T rin ­ But a raller typical of tho*o ity Church, Went Palm Beach, and defending ifendlng T Ti n a o a said; former rector of Holy Crons “ tt Is h tg h tto M ha did it. Church of Sanford, polled a m a­ Hea should Kara 4*0# It long ago." jority of both clergv end lay dele­ A notable trend among tha rail* gatee over flvv other candidate* era was a demand tor the names after ho 1a rrirrlv misted election and addraseea Of their congee**on *he first ballot. men so they could write In proRev. Bram, a native of New York City, la a gi adust# of Vlr•The New Yoih Woeid^Telegram gtaia Theological Seminar*.; of and 8ca printad was ordained a priest In IMP. ir« s * “ naau Ue had been rector of St, A n­ ’s. Tampa and Heir Trlalty. AUTO ACC1DBNT Sanford, before going to W ait Two au1 itomoMIto Palm Beach. this morning Earlier today, four now bafora 1:00 •' “We decided not to take rmrr of the poor and needy. New Wadilagtoir and Tallahassee Irlt ua who g rig relief hare," he ate ted. He pointed out that price con­ trol* am only a mean* of cover­ ing up Inflation, whifh he *aid, must he attacked at it* root*. Thcff ha* been »nmr rrltiriam of *rhopl» in tb s state, hr raid, nn the proun l that thrrr ha* not torn enough I ought about nur system n! free enterprise. The pupils have got to decide for them■clve* what systrm to chooae, he iddid. Mr Fringl. pralaed the record ,f Ralph A. Smith, Immediate pa*t president of the Kenford Ki- O d h a m Suggests Reinstatement Of Sheriff Be Probed Public I Aroused At Truman Action; M acA rthurPraised OM MOUth i f lag to pol WASHINGTON. A pr. I I — </P) President I ruman furil General (1oUiI.il MacArthui t- h y on ground, lie (.slic’d In >u|ipoil and putduly mugld tn change the grand tlndrgy ol the t mted Na­ WASHINGTON, Apr. I I —MN tions «af *R.un<t Rc<l aggienmn in — CtMigre»»l.in*l Itrpuhtiran*. kue*. engeirit hi I'rr-idenl Trum .tn'. tiring nf General I••»*,--la« MrrIn a vcnialinn.il itatrmrnl irlrasA rthur, talked rtf “ po**ih1r lmcd al ihe While Haute at I A. M. prarbm eoln" l<ri«v and (»t Ihe after days of soul-sea:thing and Gene m l', ngteemenl In addre*, indecision, the President announc­ a print *r,*lon of S entle and lliwi*#. tfn u ln r Wherry of Need: krn«kn «rvl Hep. Martin nf Mn** "With deep legrel I have con­ 4 ih u 'rtl* . Ike GOI* floor lend cluded that General ol the Army e r s Ulked In MnrArlbur hy Dmlglav MacArthur 11 unable lo TOKYO, A |u. II (/I*)— Com­ lrnn*p*eific felephone. M artin announred In Ihe llniive; “I t n give hit wholehearted uippoll In mand' n | Unilrd N*lmn« fntret ia rfaihm iied in *ay that Gener.il the polirirs of the U nilrd Stales Korea thiiled abruptly Indsy from ................. ......... ........................ M nrArfhur »«nl.l be Helighled govrrnmrnl and nf tlm L’nitea N a­ General M srArthur In | j . G eneral1 to h ate an ln*(lali»n III »tienk tion. in mallett iiertaiiiing In hit Matthew II. RidRway. *? ■ I " '" 1 ^ . " h m j i e added Ihal l i f t ” <,r V H h u r n t i h r n r r e in j h m i ' official duties." Many nl Inc (iglilin^ men tn Im three week*.' Acting wdh lightning speed on Korean fmnl lure* rlirl n«l knnw at that comluunn. once hr had reach­ \ l MANY. N. V . Apr. II M l a L ie hour Wednerday ihst —G m rrnnr 'Ihti.nak L. Dewey ed ll, llir Piriidrnt: President Truman had (ired Mac­ «aid l.ida* Ihal i're*idenl T ru ­ 1. Relieved the 71-year-old Mac­ Arthur. m an', di>mi,*al nl General Mar. Arthur n( (in four-fold duties at A rthur from h i, far e a ,te ,n Tlie U. N. d m e inl-> Reri Korea supreme Allied occupation com­ •round ahead. Allred art anti ar­ .mn in .ml a n •'Ihi- fiilnitnaiinn nf d i,a*lruu. failure uf leadermander in Japan; United Nations tillery barrage* wiped nut the key •hip in Wn-liinalnn." Dewey nl«« commander in chief fur Korea; Chineie bare of Chon*on on ihe rh arg rd that Ihe Trum an \d l nilrd Slates rommander in chief w tilem front. Chorwon it 17 milt* m ini-lrntinn', far en*lern poll(or the Far Last; and commanding riew had "tinl China lu Ihe free north nf ihr border. Aineniag, world. “ general of the United State. Army Hriliib anil Tutkidi lum p, icnred in tile Kar Last. new gain*. WASHINGTON. Apr. II f»7’» 2. N’ame.l I.irut. General MatOn the renlinl fm n l, American Angiy tongievional tnlic* Inlow (I. Ridgwa)4, tiel.l commander In Korea, to succeed M acArthur ..... In all these command* That means te his dam ami |«.wer grid, mnval of (.eneial Dnugia* MacIti.lgway not only will direct the Censorship ntwrurrd their prw- Arthur a* Pacific commander a U. N. campaign in K orra hut also . . . „ "tiagir error" and "the fcrctunnti wind up the Japanese occupation, On thr ra'I coaat where Smith , i- . 1. « a-turning peare tre a ty plan* go Korea troop* had ilirn*t about 16 * >•« M*tem munoli. U tu fib K a . . \ J through. mile* north of the t- n le r . tluwe > F.Xplouve reatlmn among law i o , >ne o im y isougm* uacA rtnui, u - c f s i i , o l »/ .veats Named Lieut. G eneral Ja n ie . wen no report* of ground actimM maker* tmluded dmwtod #that id th* H rutcl K tetc A nna, accep t. Wo- »4 i*» iv>|i*vii r..hlm j! **m- A.2.Van Fleet, roiiiitiaW er of the AHIM ships polindmi rail line* nmf'M,,, Artliur le.tify Iwfore die Kar ol ■no, i,( If, S force in Itiv Fur V. t I I .ilm ly I V I n c tar i-rurral 1 Second Army at F ort George G, will *•lain full pay ant! n llm v a iic c in .I m i i i u i i i al the riiiiiti.nlul of Meade, Mil. to take over the "fiM .'th Korea was virtually free Amertran pul.lk opmmn on hi* the gi.verninent fm life ' Eighth Army com m and in Korea nfCommunist troop*. The la*t view dial llir late of Lump# lunge, from Ridgway. major pocket of Iteil- wa» ludding ' on the gagr nf lu ltlr Midi Com I lulled a set M secret mesout vest nf the Im jijn Rive, on mu(|j, n) uige* exchanged between Mai'* the eatrem e w estern Tront. .r , , . . . .1 Arthur and the Join t Gblef. of , . . . . I lo ll linn llliei lly fiuilllri tn llir Ridswsy amt Secretary "f S taff line. The eviib'iit nun was Army Krsnh P a rr were rvpnrlM 1 ruman .......................... etfiiil* In to show anything lie aid on touring the front. They ware not | kxali/r the figliling Kmc* and major political or iiiililnrc policy available at Eighth Army He id,,|| out war with Red Oiina with cither the S ta te or Defense (KDITOK’H NIITE: Hu-»rll Ilnur*. \P luirrnii chief in liik)». Department*. t snrupt trw*■ rap tu red In Manila when Ihst r i l > fell In Ihr Inpsnrse. Hr The order relieving MucA rthur plscrnl of the fivrwtar hero «f promotion arrive*!. rrliirnrd In rnverlux (irn ria l Msi A rthur in the Philippine, esmof command w a , Mr. TtutiiirtT* World Wai II l*oiill* (iKhling a* p.ilan and re n ia in d with ih r lir n n a l ihiuiiKhiuii ih r n - i nf the Head'iuarter* anurre* said 1.1 answer to the O eiiernl's persistent i’aciflr war and Ihr m rupntiun uf l.ipm . General Frank B. hfillmrn, Fir*t euprrm r rommander nl U nilrd campaign of public statem ent* to O irp s n mmander, prnliahly would Nati«"« forte* m K oira <lcc|>enc«l get the United Htiito- t.. follow a it-trto|lRiuw<i On r * i t I IfM l different policy In the Fai Hast Hi l i r s S F I I HIM.VI'N a If. ** |v<b< y aplit wltu Ii .ind riprrialty, wltfi it U, N. llir »ir M s a lf)KYO, Apt II i/I’i tici|ri,il M V A m I i IH i n l t i may b- the Jet h| oi,- tii'ic In Itie Allir,, lit the K o i.n o war ilufnii >•1 front M lo »fiintiMfiil » "l»v .•iTfiili# Fitifv 10^7 ipeiiitenlial e|c< 11011 L. »enl I*lly hr- bn advocated expanding the w ar t" Includ# Willi Rc|<ubliran, bailing the turmnQ h h iiv.* ' M il (iffifid l I nmliifV Wltl|lK> ftti|il.uy n i f l m ■*•I llir Uiulru illic it attacks oil lied < hln* He atlai li no the fbeiujent** actlnry, ■•■--»*■>■*■*■■■■ * NI *»f 1«t romniHTi'l • old newsmen h*. preiented Asm rather than Europe a* the critical theater of Admmiilialutii l)rm » ii» tt esprrssM nrAithur would hnvi no com conflict with aggie- live Commun­ cd irg irl that Mr. I lum in found m ini “for llic lino ' He s/hlrd "I ju»t left ll.i *o'li-ral. Hi ism. it n rc rtisry In take «u< h a drive Mrs. Verne C. Mr««enger. adrci Ill- dt.inissal am o u n t, tn leafrrcrived Ihe word ■■( III# Prwsi triln g manager of T h r Hanfm'l move. firmainn by Mr Trum an of •I* <it'• < 1 1 aim.,.-wl f< ■ < 'imniand Herald, wa» Inalallrd a* prrclilrtit Hut they baclti-.l hi .lemarul magnificently IL 11. . 1 tu im d United States polit i c b n a stric t­ of Ihe Pilot Club in an lmprr**i»r ji hall. Il>* .'ddicfli /pialitir* ly limited war in Ko»'«. If pos­ candlelight eervire held in I hr th at m ilitary rnm m aiulrrs la* gov sible and fnr tr e a tin g Europe u* n e ie never lino<- lumiounred. Yacht d o b last night. Mr*. Ruth e rn c l by *”|w>licie-n and <lircrtivea “ Tld 1 h*« been to. finest the ultimately decisive un n of conSr»tt w»» the In-talllng nfflrer and of Ihr govern me nt," « i l hey eon lit ARTHGtl GAVSIIGN t e t with Soviet C om intini.t power. Mr*. M. L. Raliorn. Hr^ progtam tended M acArthur had tint. LONDON, Apr, It */1*i (In j loon " The bombshell ann/oincernent The flr«t flii-li nf OOP criticism tain .mtir nut officially today f»u I •.<■ firing of Mu Arthur, In* rhairm an. read the "Goiie of wa 1 made bv* prr.-, S ecretary *e*a so violent there even were (he eventual return <>f Forum a Pi* Ideid Trum an. • um with the Ethic,'*. •tiam , and Irony wlueh tin, m a rk ­ Jn .rp h II Short at tt hr..lily sum ­ O ther officer* inrtalled liirlml- ru m o r, some em igre, upr ,1 might “to China," meaning Red rhinn moned While H nii,e u*w* conferrd : Mr*. John I., d a r k , lirat vice seek to Initiate presidential im A Foreign G tfire apvkesrtjw" ed the fiv\ t.ii G rneial's 17 41VIC#* president; Mr*. Gordon Bwernry. peachment prntm ling* in the clum,ing hi* word* caiefully, told ! yem of artivi m ilitary life. The President told MacArthur L u ll in defeat, lie ad.|ri| nn second vice president; Mr*. George llous#. a new, ennfetenre lliiliiln regnnl he i« frer to “truvel to .urii place* D is c o u n tin g the rffcrtivcoesa of hetteif still bound hv the A. Kline, recording srrrrla ry ; |ti|;i other pri-eidiiil lo .1 .a le rt vtu.l a , you select"— thus freeing 'lie Miss Mamie Itam srv. cortesimnd- *ueh a move, Adminislralinn aup. r'airn dei'laiatlnii Mini the I'*IT, did with them the (.lit ill, rrler* said they Iwdiev* th e pritsilatn part svhlrh pr"inl*cd th*- mi oil uf h istn iv ' flf.t Grilled General to retu rn to thi country ing s tire la ry ; Mr*. Nancv Brock, a f tr r absence nf nenriy 11 >.«c». Nation* 1 mum sodio trea^urei] Mrs. O rv lP ; Tmahtim rerident’s stand will )<c hark.-.I «lraltgic Inland "to Diina." I Lo r n 1 rj*t w ill' tin dtattm. There were im m ediate demands in and Mk. H ia r'n ttr Smith, d ircc hy a m ajority of the people of 1 lu hii riimment, the spoke..man Congress lliat he come at once tors. the country. stiuhniislv avoided avlnc F«r lie touch went out tinder ritruni to give hi< View*. Corsage* were presented to They »*ld hit wMlltignc • lo su b ­ itiosa should be rstuStu-il "to (he 'ta m e , more Ilk. the Inge than to InWashington addition to the heretofore Mr*. Mc*»rngcr and Mr*. II. E. mit the issue lo atlrh a teil might fhlm-'e government." Britain im- war III* notiee m ine without Chapman, retiring president, who well lead lo a presidential decialmi (iriikcn with Generali»*inio rhiaup w arning during a rpdet luncheon .terfel mesaages, orders icnt out shortly liefor* midnight to tiring was also prcs.-nted with a ps«t Jo run again lielt year to get the kal Khek's regime based m For irl III* Imlllr. TI.rriugho.lt .< e n r.rr if three about lha spectacular -tiakeup tn president's pin. only possible final vrtdlel at the m oil, am) has recognirrd the Cum Mr*. Al Hunt, rhairm an nf the polls. ».it mol tuuuiltno.il m sie. Mae. the Far East w ere aim r.leassd . niunist government of Mao T f The srerat m assage file showed hridge ami -an a sla party to Ic Arthur ha* nhmdderrd adde pre Senator Taft of Ohm, chairm an Mo-Artlmr had been " ''e r e d in held on Apr. 20 at the Woman'* of Ihe Senate Republican Policy redent to follow h i, d clirtv w ith The spokesman appaicntly w*. Club, announced plan* for the Committee and a pntslhle Republi­ trying and cordroveroal b ril­ a general pw sld sn tlal order last to avoid the liii|>tc,i|oti meteoric 1tec, fi. elampirtg down on policy p atty a H distributed tlrketu In can presidential candidate next liance, Britain favors the re**lnn of For statements by all government o f­ l i t member* to sell. The party will year, led the attack on the p resb nto-a to the f!hlrie*c Red* right He liknl to ay, 11 nn . (planaficial,. He had been bluntly r e ­ begin al H;00 P.M and following dantlal decrilon. lion of many thing; "I -hall he •,» minded of thl* now. by Mr. Truman'* the pretenlslion of pritea, re“The President ha* made it a w h lirr’* faith." direction on Mar. 24, a f '- r Issuing He implied that the whole line..freshm ents will lu* served. trag ic error, not only l>er*n»c o f tuin ‘f day, nl the ap t.an io Fnd of of the island's fiituir i, »om» a career which Im * Inc hi.led two hi * famous bid to the Red com­ Mr*. Ilunt also railed attention the lost uf one of the grr*tr«* to the Kptlng rnunrll meeting m ilitary leader* In tf H. history thing that liaa stilt to lw rltln l tem porary but bitter military de. mander In Korea to talk |>c*cr a* which will convene In the Grange but lierause the declrlon indicates hy Ihe United Natlonv -even feat H tl.e 71 yc.ti old General U N. force* reached the 3*Hlt Court Hotel on Apr. 27. The meet a determ ination to continue the though Britain herself tin ■definite w«- relieved without 1 puldle I'nrallel. Mcanwh*’*, on Mar. 20, the reIng wiR open with a reception on wavering, planless course In Um view, on the form a settlement hint of criticism for h.< m ilitary rd showed. M aeA rthur had sent Friday evening at K:30 and lb* F a r East and point* to cllher a should take. ■ibil'ty. Tn litc old soldier, ihnt m various workshop* will be conduct­ •Lalemsic in Kur^a or In Ignomln. Hr labelled a* "without found* fa rt inilsl have U r n com fort­ to Houi* R tpubllcan Joe M artin (M asst th* le tte r r n J " t-ln g M ar­ ed Saturday w*1h a luncheon to he ous rcinceasion* to the Chinese lion" a report that Britain advo­ ing. cated putting Man'a government htld at noon. IN Saturday evening CommunUts," he |uM ■ reporter. rron* the day, in lt*nt, that he tin's Idea of u tln g * hinese N a­ tionalist trooj)* on rurm osa U* a t-apq’ict will climax the business R e n a t o r Knowtand rR-Calif) In pmvasiion of Formosa at thi, graduated at the top of hil West open » "sacrjitd fro n t" against session and following hraakfast called the decision a “forerunner atage. Point class, Mac A n io n never h a t In th# hotel Huodar morning th* to a F ar Eastern Munich." KnowThe spoketman went on to «*r been away from m ilitarv affair*. Red China, and adding hla own annual eloetion o f offlrera will tw land has been a persritrn t critic Britain (old the United Htalr* she lie retir<.I from Ihe If. 8. A r­ conviction that Asia rath er than bald. think* the chinest' Pommunlst my in IM7. then .pent th# next Europe is th# critical theater of of F ar Eastern policy. Mrs. J . I* Ingley was welcopird “should be given an four years aa Field Marshal nf conflict with world Communism. “ By action, the President ha* gnvernmenl aa a guest at the meeting. Group yielded rrsarlawe# n a rag# M|VM the Philippine* trying to build Marlin released th e letter la st to British and American •Inging was enjoy#*! P*sno *e- critic* of General MscArthur,” 1 defense force. He .ciutped lo week. There was also an exrhanga of companiment furnished hy Mr*. CAP MEETING active duty with the G. S. Army Knowland said. "O ur position In IC s t lls M S O a ra a e t 's s n Maude Hatcher. There were 28 itl The Civil Air Patrol will meet in H ill, Ju»t before the Japanene jeopardy. It I* also a great member* present. tonight al tha Armory, and one attack on Pearl Harbor, and haa Japan and Uw whole Far East la victory for Secretary nf Stat* of the major topics of discussion remained In uniform since then, CURRENCY STATEMENT M acArthur waa named a G en­ Acheson and his Far Eastern will be th* n#w airport strip lo­ WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 1 - W - paHcka." cated wast of th# city and between eral nf the Arm* Dec. 18.PJ44. It, High 71 Th# Comptroller of th* Cunynry Low 68 the ACT. Railroad and the Psola Ilka most of hi* other top a p ­ On* Democrat, Senator John­ today tamed • call for a *tat«- son (D-Colo), retaied to support Rond. Rain 00 pointment*, was by a Democrat!* m#i,t af tha condition of all na th* PraahknL Apr. rain 1.41 inch*# S t Cadets o f the C.A.P. will President. Uowal banka at the rloaa of Normal Apr. rain. 2-2 llnchea. •at 7:00 o’eldck tonight and " It la a very great disappoint He nevtr wore hi* medals. But th«i senior fro u p a t 1:00 o'clock. K « Apr. #<V"nHi#ft| P* r * f« Tw#l i OB W l r t « • “ ------- MacArthur Fired Red Force Around Korean Reservoir; Rail Lines Pounded .... .. .. v |r v ^ J MacArthur Risked Dismissal To Obtain Power To Defeat China r f f a S S s T a ■ u s.'sl j - ' r ...... c. n ltoilitif Mrs. Mcsson^er Is InsUilIn) As Hoad Of Pilots’ Group Britain Advocates Formosa’s Return To Chinese Reds P rung. hi* Sanford. W eather A IMI Naomi B. 5SS . full now «■•*■*#“ «< 4° Truman Critics De­ nounce Removal As A Tragic Blunder; Britain Hails Move Irreconcilable Di f ­ ferences Over Con­ duct Of W ar Given As Removal Cause Jack Btempor 1200, Mr. r if ht kqe*- *\ 1 <yrr t » � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 10, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/568297b6f76bf283a13e5cea7568530f.pdf 94e679d1a1a2d672b6b72552ea9b1165 PDF Text Text page an At THE CHURCHES \4 Sanford .Ulnlalerial Association Kev. A n g u s G. M c ln n h , President Rev. F re d L . H orton, Sec.-Treas. 1 All Church Notice* muM lx- prr-enled at The Herald office by 4:00 l*. M. on the da) before publication. CHURCH OF C H R IS T Elm Avenue and Second Street J. C. Nlchoiaon, Minister 10:00 A.M. Rlble 8tc.fi iy. 11:00 A.M. Morning »* Worahlp. ' R:00 P.M. Evsnlng Worship. Thursday K;00 P.M. Ulhle Study. Viiilora always welcome. C O M M U N IT Y C H U R C H Lake Mary C. C. While. Paator Church School 10:00 A.M . Claaa(a for all ager. Worahlp 11:00 A.M. Westminster Fellowship 0:10 P.M. Tuesday* Choir practice H;00 and Rthlr F IR S T M E T H O D IS T C IIU H C H J . E. McKlaley, Mlnlater Mr*. P. H. Hlcpheitaon, D.lt.H. 0:45 A.M . Church School. A rlaas for tvery age. 11:00 A.M . Morning Worahlp. Sermon Topic: "The Afterglow*'. U P S A L A C O M M U N IT Y C IlU R C n Church School 10:00 A.M. Worahlp ip ll:o 11:00 A .M . Weslm tnster Fellowahip 7:00 W P.M Prayer Meeting Wedneaday 7:10 P.M. Sunday Evening Service R:00 P.M. Alice Trafford C E N T R A L B A P T IS T C H U R C H C H U R C H O F C.OD Ninth Street and laurel Atrnue 1'rrnrh Avenue and Twenty-aecond Her. S. I . Whatley. Pastor Street Sunday School 9:41 A.M . "Bring II. E. Newell, Paator the family tu Sunday School." Sunday School 10:00 A.M . Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Morning Worahlp 11:00 A.M . Sermon hy paitnr. Evangelistic Service 7:10 P.M. Il.T .U . 1:00 I’.M. Come to ll.T.U . Sermon hy Evangelist L. C. A l­ to find how to choore frlendi wise­ len. Everyone welcome. ly. Evening Woruhlp R:Q0 P.M. F IR S T C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H Sermon hy paator. 1607 Sanford Avenue “Come Thou With Ue And We J . Randall Farris, Mlnlater W ill Do Thee flood/* "Shllly Shallylng" la the subject the mlnlater has chosen for his 1101.Y CROSS C H U R C H morning vermon. lla la urging * 1. pttc opal) Her. II. I.. Zimmerman, II. D., every member to be present. "Follow Thou Me" will he the Hector evening sermon subject the Min­ 2nd Sunday after Kaalcr ister wilt dlscuaa at the R:00 P.M. 8:00 A.M . Holy Communion. 9:10 A.M. I'amily Service and hour. The Church 8choo| convene* at Church School. 11:00 A.M. jfanrbrg Prayer and '*•45 A .M . under the direction of uie-rinlendttit W. II. Purvla. aermon. Christian Youth Fellowahip Service* during the week: Monday, Tu rn U y and Saturday meeting at 0:30 P.M. Church offlcera will meet Tuea. Holy Communion 7:10 A.M . Friday lloly Communion 0:00 day 8:00 P.M. You are cordially Invited to atAM . tend. . P.M. Thursdays Prayer Hour 7:30 P.M. FRIDAY APR. 6 . 1951 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA F IR S T B A P T IS T C H U R C H Park Avenue at Sltlh Street W. P. Brooks, J r , Peator John L Miller, Misls.er of Education "We've Saved A Place For You." Sunday School 0:45 A.M. “Take your family to Sunday School." We provide a place for every member of the family. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Sermon hy W, P. II rook t, J r. Training Union 6:45 P. M. Unions for all age groups. Story Hour for children under 0 years of age. Evening Worship 8:00 P.M. Sermon hy W. P. Ilrooka. Jr. Wednesday Evening service 8:00 P.M. “Christ la the answer for all the world." (C a a llia H great gear O H ) later dropped by aomr members of the family, ilefonging to the no­ bility she would ho known as Lady Alice had the continued to live In England. The family had first intended going to Australia av English colonists, then decided to i ome to America, hut the remain­ ing member* of the family finally abandoned the idea. Mlaa Allir, as she w ai known to hrr many frlmda, was employed for several years by the Sanford Herald and later was for many years the clerk and financial sec­ retary of the First Ilaptiat Church. Her slater died several years ago artd her brother, who became Inc auprrlntendent of water works at Richmond, Vs, alao ha* been dead for n number of yrara. Mis* Trafford 1* lurvived hy a nephew, Herbert Trafford of St. Petersburg: a grand nephew, Her fe rt Trafford, J r. and a few distant cousins. The funeral svrvicea will be held Sunday at 3:00 P.M. at tha Firat Baptist Church with llrltson Fun­ eral Home In charge. Burial will hr in Lake View cemetery. Sanford Ministers fConllnurd from Page One) written by the association to thu County Commiiilon requesting a change in these laws, and declared that no response to this letter has yet been received. He added that numerous reports had l>een made to the association regarding the prevelance of tho sale of liquor to minora In Sanford and Seminole County. Hope wax expressed by the min­ ister* that the citlxen* of the city and county will rally to the sup­ port of law* which prohibit this, and that the law-enforcing agen­ cies are to it that the laws are enforced. The Rev. Fred R. Horton wrote the Commission that the Minister­ ial Association on Mar. 26 hail unanimously adopted a resolution to request the Commission to hava all places of business handling in­ toxicants conform to the City'* 6:30 P.M. Youth closing time. Servlet. The Commission took no action Sunday School 9:16 A.M. 7t80 P.M. Evening Worship. on this request on Tuesday but Morning Worship 10:46 A.M . Sermon Topic: "The Kingdom A Commissioner* Pope and M cO tlY M W II Bervlco 6:43 P.M. Treasure". .«>■<! »ujutitrrred to confer with Evatiiog Win - hip 7 l 0U P.M. Rev. J. I. Hambo, president of the ministers on the matter, said C H R IS T IA N A N D M IS S IO N A R Y the Florida Conference will preach D. P. Herndon, county clerk, Oils * A L L IA N C E in all of these arrvlrea ami also morning. Park Areaae and Faurleenth special music and singing. Street Everybody welcome. H er. Glean P. Smith, Paelor - Bible School D:46 A.M . ir * s lls » C Vrwm raue use) C H R IS T CH URt:H t Long wood u Mwnlp* Worship 11:00 A.M. control over temporal affair*. (E pkropalt JfUelraary Sunday will he oh"Th e Cathnife church cannot he Her, II. I , Zimmerman. IL D , aeryad. Tha i a*tor will '(..-ah. from i nslavnl hy any state." ha said. A Vicar • missionary theme. man of medium height, wiry and 2nd Sunday after Easter Evening Service 7:45 P.M. The 4:00 P.M. Evening Prayer nnd ohvlnuslv In good health, Archpaator will apeak. All are wrl -ome. bishop Stepinar stood throughout The mid-weak aenrlra will he sermon. the hour-long interview. SomrAll are welcome. held on Wedneaday Evening at tlinr* he was rigidly erect, some, fillt F IR S T C IIU R C ll OF C H R IS T, time* leaning forward with a long forefinger stabbing home emphasis S C IE N T IS T F R E E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H on a particular point h* was mak866 East Second Street Waal Fourth Street and Laurel *n*. _ Areaae Sunday School 0:45 A.M. As he spoke, a set ling tun glint­ Morning Service 11:00 A.M. _ Fred R. Hertoo, Paator ed down from th» high surround­ Sunday School M B A .M . Wednesday Service 8:00 P.M. W E S L E Y A N M E T H O D IS T CHURCH • Peole George D. Marsh, Pastor Quarterly Conference Meetings Fellowahip ^ Saturday Evening Worship 7:10 Stepinac Advices Reading Room Tuesdays and Morning Worship 10:46 A.M. . p jte U o Program (Dial 630) 8:<00 Fridays 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. Willingness to ncknowladg* the Young peoples Service 7:00 P.M. unreality and Itlusorineea of that Evangelistic Service 7)30 P.M. which God never mad* enables men ^ P r a y e r Meeting Thureday 7:30 to accept and re Joice In God'* per­ fect and real creation. This fact will he stressed in Christian Sci­ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ence servirre neat 8umJay when the subject of the Lesson-Sermon Park Avenue and Third Street D “ Unreality." J. Bernard Real, Minister Church School 10:00 A.M. A statement from Christ Jesus’ “Sermon on the Mount" provides tha Golden Teati "Evary tree that “You are to be a scholar, n pro- bringeth not forth good fruit la feeeor In science. n statesman, a hewn down, and cast Into the lawyer, a physician, a merchant, fire" (Matt- 7i 19). Readings from .... the .. . Bible Include "The Lord le righttha followingt • “ coos In nil hie■ way*, and holy In all hit worka" (Pa. . ___ any partnership ........ ____17). U5; ffn and God In your business7 Among the correlative rm M n w a*lactad these thing., 4* from “CiUue# •**. Ilaatih **>Jth feu hold your method* of main­ Key to the Scriptures" by Mary taining your life and character Baler Eddy is the following: •Meog men with a distinct umisr- “Everything good or worthy, God Handing with yourself that the mad*. Whatever 1* valueless or way pointed out hy (he provhlrnre baneful, Ha did not make,— hence of uod, by whieh you can become Ha unreality. In the Science of a better man yourself and rich to­ Genesis wo mad that He taw ward God, 1* developing In your- everything which He had made, Mtt the Dtvtaa guelttJeeT" 'and, behold, It was very good"* Phillip# Brooke (p. 525 ). ing hills— now checker-boarded In spring greens and tha rich black of newly-tilled Held*— and filtered through the ainglt, barred window of hla cel). Archbishop Stepinar had Just returned from hla evening prayers In a tiny room adjoining bis cell which has been set aside for use as hla personal chapel. Earlier In the afternoon, there hkd been a visit from his lister. The Interview dealt largely with relations between the church and state with little reference to the tent* situation Involving the Rus­ sian -dom Inated Comlnform, tha democracies of the west, and Yago* •lavU’a own Independent position. But prison authorities, among them the Institution's commander, quoted him a* saying la private conversations that tka Roman « H » 0,ica Of lh# country should fight slde-by-ald* with tho Serbian Orthodox Church In the event war again comes to Yugoslavia. . outlet of the Interview, Archbishop Steplnae was Informed by thla correspondent that any statement he cared to make would be recorded accurately and reportcd completely without censorship. HEATING PLANT Um Bn ari of Pabtte laotreetlM will rwcwlvn awled bite ' " a i lM *ed Nations headquarter* in New York Abba 8. Ebnii. permansnt Israeli representative to the U . N .. handed a letter to the Security Council drawing its at­ tention to the border as a matter PhiloRophcr l€*aatl»ed P*»<** tlael In success stories. Th ey don l expect to earn a million dollar* in a quick killing, or b r famous overnight. And thoy don't like the look* of some of the people who have done that. “ I have been s tn id hy the numbci* whw are going Into what you can call a dedicated life, Inis profession*' like academics — where success is not measured In ordinary standards. And a grrat many ate piepsrlng them­ selves for government, not in order to get m on the giaft, bus to try to make it the way thrv would like to have it/* Th ey sense, hut have not de fined, their own Ideal*, Dr. Edman *<ild. "T h r old cliche* are a Joke In them," he added. Dr. Edman illustrated the point with a story of an acquaintance, • veteran of World W ar II. win voluntarily placed himself on the Arm y'* active list. Raid the vet: "I'm willing to fight for America again. But I'm not fighting for what thev call ‘The American Way of Life.' That kind of tall makes me sick. It Isn't that stuff It's something else," In Ihs same way. D r. Edman said, older Individual* a rt look­ ing for a re-valuatlon. "Th e y don't wait either a mechanical socialism nor an anar­ chic system cf free enterprise. They sens* something els* hut haven't yet defined It, any more than that soldier did.” The current crisis In morality, Dr. Edman said, may be bad. “ p it * e ve ry C re a te * !*• own reaction," he declared. *'lf for example, yon had ssrlouslv proposed thr Idea of a word government In 1902. most proote would have laughed at you. But thla present crisis has forced u* to consider the idra seriously. "There will be a powerful re­ action to th* low stnte of public morality in the tame way." approved substantial locroaaoa In the strength of th* United 8tates lorcc* to be stationed in Westsm Europe. The extent of these increases and the timing of them will be worked out in close coor­ dination with our North Atlantic partners." This char signal that the {'re ­ sident was urting on hi* own to ri-mfurca the North Atlantic dslenses went virtually unnoticed hy a Congress thrn engrossed In the K o ru n war situation. Some observers believe there might never have been any "great debate" into which top leaders of both parties plunged if the President had followed this up with n request to Congri-s* for authority to send ground force contingent*. lit had asked for such authori­ ty to rend military equipment to Europe and had received it with what look* in retrospect like re­ latively minor controversy. Mr. Truman stirred the contro­ versy to while heat at thu Jen. II n*w* cor.fer.-nce. I'ndti ,-^t is u u t question* hy importers, the President said h-' ha* authority to rend more IJ. 8. foot soldiers to Europe and In­ tend* to use It. II* said he would r--n*ult the Iradrrs of the Foreign Relations and Armed Services Con mlttees In Imth houses out of politeness. But he Insisted he isn't bound bv any decisions of Congress out­ side of possible restrictions placed In money hill* l>y the lawmakers. Il> went on to say that If the legislator* wanted to restrict the fund-, he wa* willing to go in the country on th" l**ue, adding that hr had licked 'em one* be ( ’•re. Thl* last we« a rvf'-<nce to hi* successful 1948 prudential campaign. Thi-. brought a quick answering last from Penator Ta ft of Ohio, ijiaimtan of the Republic Policy t -mm It tee, that the President's tntrinrnt marked "the end of the bipartisan foreign policy." Taft, incidentally, seems to have been right on that ecor# thus far. There ha* been vrry hlHc two-party cooperation since. The controversy which later split the country actually began with a speech hy Herbert Hoover last Dec. 19. The Republican former president called then for >'establishment of a "Gibraltar” of Ann rlean defenses In the West m i Hemisphere. Bui it W «. » s ! ur.t:: after the January newt conference that the “ great debate" began to take solid form. The Issue was brought before (he Renate by Senator tVherrv of Nrbracka, the Repub­ lican leader, with a resolution to bar the sending of an* more troops to Europe until Congress npnroved the policy.’ ,V Rcnubllran leaders ,n|(l wid* apart, with Hoover, Tg fl and w h-w rv mnonv othtrv opposing the m'** eon*r<hution of Ameri­ can foot soldier* to Europe's defenses. Governor Thomas E Dewey of New York, the 1048 presidential On th* Democratic tide, Ca­ binet members, most senators and Democratic National Com­ mittee officials backed the Pre­ sident. But It remained for General Dwight D. Eisenhower, a possible choice for a 1952 Presidential nomination, to strike the most telling blows for th* President's program. Congnrs* apparently had in Eisenhower, as head of the North Atlantic defen** forces, a confidrnce that many member* seem­ ed to lack In Mr. Truman. After three months of argu­ ment the question of whether the President alone has the power tu deploy troops— as Mr. Truman asserted he has-— remain* tech­ nically unsettled In the Senate's resolution. .Senators split hairs over the Issue. The President's critics generally contended that while he could deploy troops. he couldn't assign American soldiers to an International arm y without Congress' permission. The Senate gave its harking to the four divisions and thus the President won on that score. But th* resolution leaves a wide field for controversy over the McClellan “congressional ap­ proval" amendment. In the January news confer­ ence, M i. Truman said he doesn't regard himself as bound bv Con­ gress' decisions on troop |-ollc>. The Senate's dctlston wa* :n the form of an alvisory opinion wh'c’i hat no forte In taw. technically, then, the President could Ignore it completely. Morally he may feel bound to make more than a mere gesture to Congress. In that connection, the Senate laid down suggested procedures for the President to follow. The senators asked him to consult Eisenhower, the Chief* of Staff, Secretary of Defense and the ] Foreign Relations and Armed plant at Um OvM o ockooL BUo mml bo orniwponloi fcp E corttfM or caohtor'o chock In Um nun of f l n ( I ) par coat of tho bid. The Board roaorvoa tho right to F6|oct onp or til Udo. warning of some­ thing wrong in th* body. It may be caused hy ab­ normal k i d n e y function or ab­ normal deposit* In the wall* of b lo o d ves'-ls. Abnorm al heart action may .cause high blood pressure. W hatever th* immediate contributory cause is there la altra/s the underlying «fcu*r “ DISTURBANCE T O Till, NORMAL FUNCTIONING op TH E NERVOUS SYSTEM”. Th is is the reason w hy kidneys fail, heart* don't function proper. Iy or abnormal deposits are mad* in blood vessel wall*. W h y is there a disturlmnre u> the functioning of the nervous system? Because somewhere in the spinal column a vertebra has slipped out of il« normal poll.. tion* ami c»u*ed an Interference* to tne rl" * ’•f -n e rg y from the brain to tiwue o il* of the lady. Chiropractic adjustment currecta this vertebral abnormality and rrluase* this vital energy to perform It* normal bodily func. tion. Adv. MIMEOGRAPH P R IN T IN G -T V P IN G CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TBLEPH 0N B8 180 and 1071 Roam 101 Sanford Atlantic National Bask Bide. Supply United-Order Today of urgency. He deoeribrd the Syrian actlona a* “deliberat* and flagrant viola­ tion* of the armistice agreement" of 1948 which followed th* Ar*bJewish Palestine war. Earlier this week, 8yrla aent a letter to the Security Council charging Israel had violated th* armistice by He activities In the demilitarised border gone. Last night's bombing was th* climax of * series of Incidents In the tone, occupied by Israel and stretching from lbs liulsh swamps I Vs** ItnrlM •asrialM In the norlhsait to th* Yarmuk valley at the southern end of the Sea of Galilee. Th* 30-Rille-long area was made a demilitarised tone between Bytla and Israel in the cease-ftn agree­ ment of 1948. Though belonging to Israel, It la patrolled jointly by Syrian and Israeli police, eervIng under U. N. supervision. The clash** originated with It1 HulsH rarl's nrafert irnlert tn drain 4 the ivampf, The U. N. observer* . .________ server* call ed the project worthy, but urged it he postponed until settlement of disputes with Syrian landown­ ers. Israel Ignored thla recom­ mendation and continued tho wotk over Syrian objections that, since It Involves the eourcoa of the Jordan RWer, tho, boundary might be altered DmoMnunoM BIN D COUPON BELOW easy ter n s arranged — L. WWkou* aMcttiaw, I waald Uk* a F R E E home ' ------traMgg •f Ike wonderful N E W PORTABLE Sowing Machine at f M I t ^ H ERBERT L. tod HELEN E. Monghlon. Banted Atlantic Natlonol Bonk BalMteg. M r. Truman Indicated at a Jan. 18 news conference that he wouldn’t be adverse to such con­ sultation. He said then he never makes any mov* In foreign af­ fairs without consulting the in­ terested committees. T a ft said he regards thr Renate resolution as directing th* Appropriations Committee not to make moiiry available for send­ ing more than four divisions until Congress acta further. The McClellan amendment’s "congressional approval" la so unde fined that few can agree on (he form such approval ought to take. It might l>e accomplished sim­ ply by Congress' voting funds for sending additional divisions, despite Taft's view. It might be done by passage of a law by both houses. It might corns about m rrrly through the passage of another advisory resolution by one or both houses. Short of a Russian attack which would bring the North A t­ lantic Treaty's mutual assistance provisions into action and free all restrictions on thr movement of U . 8. troops, the best bet Is that Mr. Truman won’t ignore Con­ gress on any decision to send additional ground force* to West­ ern Europe. ONE WEEK ONLY! DR. n n d MRS. GEO. H. STARKE Architect Elton 1. Committee* of both houses before he sends more High Blood Pressure H. K. RING, D. C. troops. But th* resolution is Dot clear whether such consultation H ig h b lo o d would constitute "approval." pressure la a Services S P E C IA L !!! Afro--American Insurance 'any*s 5 0 th Birthday on Um fwnlahtef and Inotillotton W a cwatrml hooting mi ordered after United Nations repreventative* had shown their In­ ability to preserve tho dcmilltaHred character of two xones, one north and the other southeast of Lake Tiberias. He added that a number of abandoned Arab houses which "had «erved as hideouts for at­ tackers” in the tone* also were demolished by Israeli police last night. (A Syrian Army spokesman at Damascus said the houses were blown up at Mazraat, Klhourv arid n*qqara in the disputed llulrh drainage project di.trlct north of Tiberias, and at Negaib, southeast of the lake. The spokesman charg­ ed the action showed the Jew* were continuing to use *“e demili­ tarized zone as if it were their own. (Damascus dispatches said anti­ aircraft batteries were installed on the outskirts of the .Syrian capital today.) Dispatches from Tiberias sal*' the whole I.Jtdrr was in a state of preparedness' lest the I'al s*ine war break out anew. U . N. "b ■rivers, charged with supervising the 1(148 Jewish-At ah armistice, feared their staff was not big enough tu cope with the situation. The Israeli bombing, it was reported here, caused major dam­ age to the border center of El tfcimnra, the village of Bat el lladld and .Syrian position* In those areas. It was also reported, h '\,.vcr, that Syrian relnforcerlent* were being sent to Ihr El Mamma area In Tel Aviv an official Israrll spokesman said the Inimhlng Ltd listed as targets the El llsm m t been “ completely successful.” He police station and "a number of fortified position* a few n u t'rs Inside Syrian territory proper, from where the Israeli policemen were fired on and killed." ( A Syrian Army spokesman In Damascus said the A rab tones did fire «>n the Uht Israeli piaims hi the raid uti.) t-i sslbly damaged two of them. Me said there were n> Hyrla ca uutlUes from the bomb C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S TO At tea •’dock oa ThnrwUy a o n tla t. BUY 10th, 1951, I W pteno and «M tflm U aM m l nominee, and Harold E. Sixteen, who sought th* some nomination, took the presidential elds, al­ K s s l I s s H Krea* P ss* Oae) (CsslIssrC ream rage Mast though they criticised some of in the demilitarised son* and a had announced that “ I have today Mr. Truaan'a policies. short distance inside Syria was Senate Committee Israeli W ar Scare i » \ N A M E. DR. and MRS. J . C. RINGLING and FAMILY • TTFV ADDRESS T . W . L a w to n , B a p t. ZION HOPE M. B . CHUBCH >■• >Fy . REV. H. W. WILLIAMS, PASTOR C U T ; r—— I f , IL F J), ’ 1k 'if- ★ ;V.— f - -- VKt * • lY M O U T H — D O ★ ■4 w i 4 ;r a ,j.J P t e n o lW I �Iii Unity Tfcm la Strniith— To Pratw t tiA ¥ *w t* or the World; T o f M M i i I h Frogre*# o( America. T o P n t l H PiW m U y I n Sanford. THE WEATHER H t t p ^ a n AN V o l u m e x x x x ii K n tn h lix h rd * 1908 f u IN D E P E N D E N T S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A r f D A II.V Generally (air through Tuesday rxrrpt (nr considerable rlnodlnraa extreme south. No dicxlrd chim e in trm prralurr. Light In moderate *..ruble wind* through Tuesday. c NEW SPAPER M ONDAl V P R . il. | i.,n AxHociatcd Press No. Leased W ire IB3 W a rre n Reinstates Jimmy Sullivan As S h e riff A t Miami U M T S u f f e r s B lo w In C o m p r o m is e T o R e s c u e D r a f t B ill Governor Denies Any Law Violation By Sheriff A t t a c k e d By Kefauycr Group Reds Open Gates Of R e s e r v o i r In Central Korea T A L L A H A S S E E ^ Apr. '» <,V» '-^G o ve rn o r Warren Inday i m ­ itated impended Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan of Dadr county Warren laid a (turfy of cvnleme before a grand jury which indict­ ed Sullivan “ doe* not tl.ow die violation of any law of the Slate of Florida by Jimmy Sullivan, nor doea it rhow that be willfully (ailed In perform any duty im "pored on him by law, or that lie acted corruptly in the performance of any duty impoted on him by law.** Sullivan war tutpended by War­ ren Oct. I ft. 1950. following hi* indictment on charger of ncplf*l of duty in failing to enforce gam­ bling lawt and for permitting dr puliea under him to acrepl bribe*, y h e ld the indictment “ void and in­ effective** in that it did not chrige Tire Florida Supreme Couit 'airc ^Sullivan with a clime under lb? law* of Florida. Th e reinrtatrment of Sullivan automatically cancel* the commie Itoa of Thome* F. Kelly, who ha< been terriag at sheriff during Sul­ livan** Sutpention. UP Sullivan „i* ...» the irrnnd Florida sheriff to lie *u*pended. then reinnatea by W i m n . T1»0 other waa Alex Littlefield of Voluain county who waa lurpetMel following newt pa par repnrta of wide open gambling tn Voluata county, lie Avan a hearing and reinwaa >1 •toted. aver, ansptnilorta o( four other sherifft, Walter- Clark of inttrund (Coot Imod a o f o * M i ) u n Are Reported'Hurt By Car Shortage J A C K S O N V IL L E . Apr P (.Special t — Grower* in Ih I’-impaino State Farmer*' Market area a rr differing e*m«ideratile tl*ie to rgr shortage. T h t Vo. p rontimie* heavy and their deoty of demand, but geltinr produce to the rdoanmrr It aerluutly hamprted beeaure of the critical tranmnriaUou ulna. lieu, William L WUatm. tDirector of State M*rh*ta. reported today In lit* weeklv maritri m » r it« review. r "In *ptte ef tht* e*r shoring'. 12? ear* moved out <*f Pomr*no on A p ril 3rd. breaking all rveordt fur one day** lhlpment. A total of (17 ear* moved during tin ,o week. Bean* continued to de’ crease In volume though 121.924 bushel* brought price* ranging front 11.00 to I M i ' ta d aa.Mii hamper* of iw|ua*h ranged from Tie U» 93-90. I’r a X itf> eontlnued to inereaie In ridum* with 190.193 hamper* ringing from Un­ to 93.7k. tiro** ante* for the peat week totaled |0fll AO4 00 for Stl.199 anils of orator* Inelu-ling ll -w t i e w t Aw rtu * T n a l g o M n . Brown'* Father Dies In Wekt Virginia Mr*, dame* Rrwwtt «•> called la*l night In Ben* Run. W. Va. herauae of the sudden daath of her falher, O. M. Freeland. M r. Itmwn accompanied her. M r. Freeland. *4. wa* a retired grarerv and fead »torr operator. H t formerly lived in Oeleen. Other survivor* Include the widow of i # Ren* Run; Ml** Ada Freeland of W M t. W . Va.: add Herman A. Freeland of Marietta. Ohio; alto one grandchild, Donne Joe Nagle of Ren* Run. Al b a n ia j it t b iiy , LO N D O N , Apr, (k -t d V -J ilU r y Alhtalu pr«U*t»d today again*! aaaartad riolatlon* by ate. and land nf lu lertllnriei by Italy and Ortrer. Account* of the nrottit puldlih, 4 H by the Soviet New* Agency V7 Ta»a coincided with Togort* from yariou* nrighlmrlng cmistrie* that I ho Soviet aatetlite government on Iho Adriatic had thwarted a nlannad uprising by W » 0 antl-Com•uniat Albanian*. Turk*. Grrak* and Yurotlav* acalnat the reglm* nf Rag Premier Raver Hatha. TK R M IN A L BON DA Circuit Judge M. B. Smith li to eat a date tn the near r a hearing regarding the i af a boJ itaue of toho • ho tenataal nrajeet. EdaUarrvey. an- Convictions In Groveland Rape Case Reversed \\ \ S »l|M ,TO N . \pr •• 1’ _|'*Mir, Fm w» •~ •h*»•••»•F* • t M e >— « % ................ \rlhur*« I iir%t ptiMir «l*f mrn|*. *049 rrporfnl I in Va ) fu h.itr ilrfiilrtl iiiainal .ini <ti«* ri|ilntjri .ir I inn whirh tiiuiM up••rI Ihr lerntfriTn wf.iltiw ,11 Ml* prrm r rommamlrr in Ih r I'jr l .wl IT l 1 ltinr*r in k ^ n !•» 1 oninuini'lv t»|tfiirtl tlif ii Otlihv-l ’* M’fXHIINGTON. Apr. -«#!*)— oi ill. 1111 -n r llw i.li.in Ifrwrv.ill Ism ... . ruti*l K . mcs IrnUy sml Umverml Mi liary I Mining *«l*o4 ml nun in "I te.tlfl . sir. Imkcd down still (uitncr irttl 111*hi *uitlv nf lUvI.Hl^ tlnVatt on Alllfil lirltl I imI.1V lliry IL’ircti to t ill.ill lull .itnrmlmrttl whult tu lt llirir pin gtcuml lint lltr I' mI I iu i RthPI tltlf n«» pMn.il (1<.w m hi tioilitfu; m oir tlun .«iitIt*>fi/.i11•«ri lor (Irawind up A 111**tr* til.Ill I**911 •ml tine lull Irrt Mi M. ttiliv nu'ltl ihr M.itri In rl plan fi»i longffii lo pat* »>n I ilrr. Supreme Court Rules Negroes Entitled To Change Of Venue Rivet K’iscs Over 4 I'cct Bin Al l i e s K’f.trli 111*4h Gmmul WASHINGTON. Apr. 9 uV> I lie Supreme Court today revetted dir conviction of Samuel Shepherd *nd Waltei Irvin, Florida Nrgrnei who were tenlrnrrd to die for (lie ta|>e o| a while girl. Hie roiitl’t imanimou* action wat annountetl in a brief opinion which tiled an eailirr decition by the high Inliunal in a cate involvini. » Texan. Hw enl. who w it mained, wat atlarkrd near Groveland. Fla., on July Ift. 1949. Sl»e wat then 17. Attorney* for the Negtnc* told the Supreme Court Hint Incident* of Inwlrtaiie** and dlaortler rut red in the Gtnveland area niter the in|>e. Iluring the tlirinrhaiirc-* one Negro »u»peet « » « »h<>| |« death. Ileeaute nf (hr incidents thr National Guard amt. later, the I t'Uh field artillery from Tampn were enf Into the reeion. The attorney* rontendeil Shepliertl and Irvin »h«uld not havt l.een tried in lathe county, Fla. I>er»live of freling again-t them there The appenMo S w rrjn g Court was filed after the rloridr Supienic Court upheld the con vie vhtion of the pair. The court'* action w«s announc­ ed In only four word*, "Th e judge­ ment Is reversed" blit dustier Jackton wrote an opinion rnneurrlng v Ith the rouri'* order in whirli he said "prejudicial influences outride the (trial.courtroom * I w*r« brought t# bear on tht* lury wttb anch 9ar-j* thaMb* comlu»i->n I* Ineerapahie that ihew- defend' ant* were prejudged as guilty ami the trial wa* hut a legal grtltir to register a verdtel already •' taled by the prex* and the pt.ld! opinion which it generated.” JtiriPe Frankfurter mnenrred In Jack h u m opinion. In hi* -on i hiding paragraph, Jackson **1*1 Uie rase presented "one of the Iw-*! example* of one of the worst turnHre* to Amc-riran Justice." Jnekton added• •'Newspapers puldDhfd a* a fact apd attributed the information to the Sheriff, repudiated :he i lory. \Vltne**ft »ed per-on* r»ll nl s i Jumi i .aid they had re»d ; oi ii*ard of tht* <t*trment RowIt. d l l I >|:|| . M\ M il 1 ever, no mnfcMion wa* ofleic-l . R* (ih R U O M G R O " N D.i l.i monte «ue| Klwani |..l. . - ...I .... I it . „ i „ •n l mb*. mi. •* <K .w «... t I..). ■I the trial t p S p o ilt Wavhioitoo The only i « : n l eiplanatlonv I W A S H IN G T O N , Apr ? <-Pi I lu la v nr.dil |.« I , -. one »d ll.e mo I ...it I .tnl.ii ion. r, - f .|h >„ for tla iK>npr«iuct."n in n-utt »ie Kouthttner* are girding for • tiig i v e i lniw,i in 'in b o il , eti.l i ‘ • ^Vooii-.lr I I. . . , I , ih Ii |omom .i« * ..M < r m r* «c *••• battle over Mgregttfnn in tin* eV|M*n,l, W4* tim m e .l fo «* p * . try w ill. 4 ir,| M m ,lire ,in lir| n » |l. it i - t . r l,r *1 1* It mi y« ltd* week. a The flglil will tie nrrt the .. epplau.r In Ibr |wrf»ri»er t'ltntavu.g Ihr I'.ogran. ».< ealleil U‘in«tpad amendment 01 the Miii.vtion lit Ih II V\ If in k•1 . draft trill which the IIihi- c now It., crowning of tin Itrv. .1 I I'n n I hi*ynni4li and d.lillit, who McKinley „ king, and Mi I* d riftin g. woii-ii * bit will, to, ringing T h r einrndmattl wav written H ojvm-II Trm h 4 , i|iirrii of II City building permit* taaued m iti*'iil Itcv. McKinley, Hu I’ll.,' *Imi.|I II. t ii.l-.ii battb of I lav id Into thr hill hy thr Home Armed during March totalled atlad 94?.77f> in •nit l.-.h.th tl'-gr. Ib ril.i *r>• ''*d ‘ ' vote.. ,* rrilmaled valua of rniutructinn, Scrvirei r'nm m ittrr on the motion 1 rnmpanlf d of Hep. Winvtcad (D M l«'i Jatne 1 j tlalloway. Mgtmi m ti John fiillnn, budding Inspector, 'll NotlUa tel* llaivev. |nrnl Ii nruvide* that mrn hemp hnd Mi I nrh i*. announced today. arrulwlt. tleo.ei |H*if.*.mrit f-n* draflwl Into tho armed ,ervtreH V.’ l.t 'iwnnjr” ,..ie-. «».l \t. Tht* total wa* conklderat.ly and flip m il’e ,.r *Im, i hr.-ughi let* than «h* |v:«.7t»l in permit* may »tale whether they want to I « 'javwell. lalvov ..f N|.|d*i. r Mi I lien t he Ki ilnlll, i Kl ., <.iuti . vv r in Mamh. I W . ami the 910L25S erve in * -e vrre a le j nt * non I 'rigger Uni .. .level M Jnf»oll worth of cm.»lriK-tlon in March, kegirgali-d unft and further Ilia* | 'tayni filcnn tbiy ., intcil.Miitn. linllalii.n, ailing in iMiilnnilno a* far a« prarliraKIr the acr- brought along tin- cut in 1949. to lie ;nM,l> of m Int-nil |ecfir*l ■ I f f Ihr 7ttS |wrn.il* l**Urd I*.I yirc» mint follow tltc«r prefer- mcmliei m o ,.f it. nnnatirl A mil tier l.a at ini «■< ih. ,ing whirli in two performance* tool im nlh, three were for new dwel­ rnro*. Hep. I’nwcll f tl-N Y l rrttlrllc,l scored mi outstanding hit in II.. illg Nil nf III*- Chalinti-rr* of ling* totalling I'JI.Wgt in value. Seminole High Sele.nl, 01*-hiding TTirae InrliKtcl a iwrn.il In U II. tb.- amendment In a llmive talk hum. city. i i m i i *ih 4 n* Paa* *t>• Sanfoid Klwmni*, in turn, lin><l|ll»l. Cowley, Kenneth K.ihhlni, It.ieldon to erect ■ $9.nnn honiup .nine .perialtv atta Amm.g h j P,«|,| 1 » « | , u . | „ ii , CMrem on Toplar Avenue between F lr»l Ih r .. was the hhirkfate Impel I i i . - i i . h . i 11, paa* -t„~ i an,| Second Street. O tlrr-W rllr.' Inc. had a permit for a 17/Mtn iin i l«m*r at I20r* Randolph Slrce*. and John M. Rlanton, Jr., wa* granted per.*'.l**lon to erect 4 C H A R L E S T O N , W. V* Apr. ? |7.B«0 concrete Mock hou*e at (<>*i 7 In- funeral miumn nf on to? W rit Twentieth Street. Air Fnire plane ende-l ye*|erdav Commercial rnn»truetl"n tn in a fiery nn*h on a woollalnUrp. eluded 9S.000 in addition* to the Niinteen of ita 21 occupant», head Florida Home (Jr* Co. riant at rd for the foneral of a fellow ait ii« i t " i *.N rat m i vm Seventh Street and Ifolly Ave man, |teri»hcd. W ASHING IO N , Apr '» . (»> A p.celer.t. ' t ontuoiiitin h*. Ttie twin engine C-47 wa* |o-t nue. right mite* north nf Chtrlr»ti>n, its te|mtleil tint it..* count.v fine, not tteerl fo.ri^n fa.m ...' **e|i It uigrd 3 A L L IR t T A 'R M IM .""I i * •, . , n.lirrt, deetinatlnu, whan It struck a tall rrvirf eff.tifn* uve nf Alnei.r.it, W.h Itellri w 1 ; F R A N K F U R T , O rm a n y . Apr. lortMt tree and plunged In earth !n 4 re|tort ve.|e-.l.v I'.e.rlent f.urnvn . * .....v I .Im. Com 9 — Oft — General !»wlgM D in * hurst nf flame in lvl.u ! raid there are eten.t I Kitenhowrr arrived today for a Aboard wera nine enlilte.l itiri iinr.,l*K. Cii.gtalnrv ferro w ..r>.. ' lacltral ln*pertion nf three Allied am! t? offieera, an honor g>t»» dve It., problem It add'd tn tt.l. rmintry. Ii«lf of then. (•'." | armte* guarding Europe on the from the liudinan Air Forre t». .• Me»ten Some wt per rent of the tb. . in* we fart a". * matte, In Kentiwky tn th l funeral nf of national ledtry I. t h.r*: Kibe Line. Mexican worker*, it aid r r » >d lie expert* to ipend four day* W-xelford W Strtharlaml Tl.e a t"Sh ill 'V' contll.i.e m.lrfintlely looking trver Drttiah. Freneh and vrar old maior from neatliv St. the bolder III.gaily, ruber for. tn have Irw work tamlvul* **nl Ign worker* weir l.tnugM into rondlli.ir.. of employ.'., til ... agttU . J . troop, under hi* rnmmand. tll.anv, IV, Va., In«t hi* !lfe Th o f. day In a grouiwl mllHten »f two iigrt. nlt'.r ,| area, to meet In. at eiiltrire. 1 .0.4 detrend.og nn the plane* at Elgin FI*W. Fla D R U N K E N D R IV ER lalmr rbortagr 1 ..nderprtvlleged «rol the on Like Sutherland. mo»t of the 19 LO S A N G E L E S . Apr. 9 (41 The five man -om inl. i»n. Actor John Agar. .70. c i huahand yicllm* of yeatorday* rra*b were named by M Truman la*. I u ■■ (niton .le a| torn.- alx! *htn*d to M.pply and i*nl«h our ,e» »n »l of Shlrlav Temple, ha* a date In memlwr* « f tb# l*7th Fighter court today, hi* third In a little Squadron. Before being railed Into .1, Utld frurtgn wrrket dep,.- x l and mlgtat < ..nrl (..tee? x * x wage* of roet|«eting Al.ietlran mot* than a year on drunk driving federal »ervlcc recently. tl>r .|o*d"Although our government i* ron wa* a We*t Virginia Air N a­ and tunughf r.n vermin health in.|eirt.ng large number* of fore arreat*. •itl.*t».fi> It note* lh*f ttrt.e tgt. worker* for employment "ll tional Guard unit. foreign worker* ..Ian Ita.k non farm*, we are r'o’vtn.ed that they SC H O O L T R U S T E E S farm job*, lowering Ibr average •re rml p.ee,'rd to meet the food The three ichool truataei of S M A L L FIRF Tw o fire truck* w*r* »ent thlv Seminole County. Mr*. A. D. Roun­ requirement* of ine defentr cm itcddea, It contended, Ih* d» ergenr tree. Roy Howell and R. F. Oeoper. morning to a fir* that wa* out . . ™ y perk' I. mat this morning at the office of when the fire me* arrived. On* rural le labor *upply would le- 1 1’rea‘deot Truman, rotnmrnling Bupt. T . W. Lawton to madder truck, the 1933 American .L a adniuate In produce all the f r „ l on the report, it Heacrvm the reoppointmeat of wheal grin- France, waa ballad try engine trmi- needed In the prvaent emergeney, "the careful •••nahtrratinn of all blc, and truck waa aent if farm pay ami living condition* of u*— the C-.i.grv**. the execu­ were Impmvrrl. County School Board will to the flro. tive agencies, and the general The Idata had In a bucket The rommltilon' propowd fed­ public." Uka action on tfce recommendatlona Thursday morning at tOdVI of tar near a twa story houso at eral aid to (talea and change* in More efficient ur>e of domestic Poplar «W} W»r« •Cbttfmr.2 oe Twoi ■dmtelftrttjnu »nd l*gi*latwi to- I'liolus ll> T.sl .Swiilnt "''n il, I* of ll.e imi.y I onl,*,I ,|H.noiird ic c n tly t*> it'* l>i, *t>lrd Xiiii't li'itn \ ■•|c | i*i i s m i i 1, left lo right. top low, Minn lleit,st, winner «f tin lo im.iilh nld gi.uip; C a l,dim -ellM-iiy, Hliinri of III, .1 I? 111.mil. idd group; Itoiolhy t li»*l..'lh S, h m ill. Winn. 1 of Hi. |;i ?| wniitli tdil group, F.iucr-oii Jrff.uds, .It , winner in Ihr 77.1.' month >dd gm up Mliltlle |owr. Ml. sii |*»r. amne .lefford*. wrilin. I III Ihr five mtpi Sandra Hhtvetf, winner in K e 111 II! innulli nld group; l.lrnn Revel*, Jr., winner in the ;! **» old gmup Rntliun mw. |t«le Free until, *rrunil in tlo '{> 7C. month old gluup; th.ris Jrnn Catlwm, winner in ihr 'Jfr-.'td monll old gioilp; and Cuiiiln. y Si. ptien S-Hlrihlnni, winner in Hi.- Iroy*' group of ,| I., |? mniilh, old SnuthernerH bird Large Crowd Sees Kiwanis Club Kolary ('lull Is KnlDrlainrd By Over Segregation Score Hit With Minstrel Show llijrli Birr Club HiiUfling PermilH lli( 519,775 Total Nineteen Arc Killed In (M 7 Plane O I .(i-iia tri Rayburn A r 3 ' d Warns Of Dangc" Of War: Truman ViowsMacArthur S q u a b b 1e Presidential Board Opposes Use Of Foreign Labor On American Farms ■V '? m a « in n lim : mtl lltn r n«t rl.iiuMi it* 1 intrtl N-ilmni (our%. Nr n il til \lliril rlfinrnlh tlnttr lltr rt|»d*i|rr| Itltpit* tin m m . I v I uditli Alin* engineer A 1 I . id *' 1lirir 'kill l*r no rr *1 *ti4in. 1l»r\ i im l IH) • 1 Mlllkf HltllMllI I'lnVkiltv: *1tf 91%ft* 4I1<1 ill dl'l 4 lilt" Hill ill 111* -1 Ilf II III1 9 I'll ol llinw.ng Tlx II w.,|l lllltl ISI* 4*1k(Of , Mltelllt 4**4|4i1 *iir Mir tHI h - - ( I t - H ilt . pat nil. 1. . Mti- Mia iii piiiMt "f tlxI-..I ,. Rid lr*l«tnfli*9* Hi kiiriit Ifi •srvrf.il w *•k • Ifi lifMn \tv t't Il'k* •mil h of It..' |lit ft *4*1\IMI M'IImIa ) Mt* Rid klitUltl IM afoppl**! Mil* >1 ad 111911*9*• Ml everat piklfll . Ih r tl.tiit 1 I .N il frrt hurli T h r Bril** .iprnril1 lo of it* IM f1*—xl pntrs. Sn CRtl • were re|x-r(e-l IflilMf 9nMi Th r B m U l|l«> l.ave h.xil two •pl|||MM» *■ 191 Ittmini; tin if tiisn i ntlHr (I»hh1: K«rM. |m »*fit lltr 1*h'|9!<Kill t llivarhnn Imi;I irm >, m •••mIm Mlllrd tii|'l*lv Jtlrvv S* 1 ••11rI, (•» in \1 Mi* klM\ V*1* • *»I|*tt ii* *h*inli Mir * lt'il» 1 iit'ii V\ •*ii 1•1 Ink'll''.»> Althoiifih f 1^"lit 1nc nt-Mi Ihr »r Ml‘t\t*l| hit Ih •II .•VI IT, A I* " " It •|*"fill**ViI I •if 1.' III* *I»I1 Ml f S. KlFfhMi \liny hi 4*h|UN11•'I M#•I Mill* h r * im itnll* MllMVl H i* iii • it m( ilaitnl • " i \tt •- timnffl 1 t.iiiiiiiiuhf t«|*i m i* n l «* m it|*h*» tl I'Vanci* Kait'ks Ifrilain On Ktiruan Slraf cr.v I'A IIIS . Apr. I* trll Ft anr e I in* d up o III. tfirnt llr.l i.n ».*.!«, I In *r| |H».ng tierirral 'lit. \rthui'* •prop..,at (nr >l»e nf t'hlnng km I Stick* tirmpa l.v lite I'nlterl Nn lion* .11 an effoit to win .lie war in Korea Till* wa lepoitr.! by ll.e noi official French new > ng.-n v and later ••nifliine.l by * f.urign min l.ir y •in.ke.man. The Freneh .land wav made nt * regular foreign .mm .try new* eonfr fen* e llnlv Ftcnrl. iep...|ei 4ir pell..lltr.I In attend Tt.c new* agrrirv ,ai.| the |..>v . . nnient "confirmml tliat tlirougl. nut the <nnvenation rained on hv diplomatic channel, at VVnvh ington and Lake S.n. r«* to fn the . ..minor, povltlon nf tlie p.iwrr . with trnop* |n Korea, Frame 4 . well a* Great Britain ha» eon •tantlv nppovrd any •'(tendon >.f I tic ennfllrt, whether l.y le.mlnng Mare huria nr the otr nf National («l tl.ine.e trnop*. and in genriaP ar.v ai'llvlty nf the commander in thief rml exprcaaly approved by the II.N " m Ii*f Im Iw tru fh* liver .«ft*I *«'l «iiv»«riviK \lhr*l «ii|i|irri \« i m I !•#«*«t•*|f1 N|*h •’Irm ly h**\%**l Mt" fl»H»||{i(lr* rh* r*l lliMii Ihr • hll'f • 41'l'MVr||fIk m|hm *'I M«m , m l l »e**tlNt*0*l I I*, tflgti 0 . | f.lr • » It|l i|ft || . Mi* ilirn flnn "I Mt Mil . 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Nil m piii. wen irpoifrd 'Mir flt*( Rri (iltfll iRFUIfnl «ll *• i:» V M oil III' Soiilhur f I' mm*I( ulirti A mmi* Ml Nrr II, S'* jjffM *11111919; nl I (Ml 1 lillll.ti •*t|.9f|, |||9 (||f (*I|9 ••I M n i l . •Tn*v|o|rt •iltifi *lriv* it t»y %MI**II -M. S’*tf90, wlliill in I tit 11 till Mi* Im* k nf 19 K ill ' Ii4*%f4t|rl >4*Imii vi huh lid*! -ft*|*|*4'*I *«l Mm 914•1• i*mi, fi94•I which wm . •Ii ivrn hy 1 Iii .Imm MnrriMiti, I5f N 1*111 «i l>Jtii'4|*4 9•• i hr <'*«(|||Im( w m « rhUfimlt^l ,tl IXiO; IM Mir l!M»l f’hrvMtlr! mI lirwi *91m| t•• Ihr I!•17 * hrvi**|r| fit l.'Ui At 7 INI C M rffinMii 9 9|l9*** r m9 tirrifl* nl 4*4rtm rf1 in \\ r*l Thltfrrfilh ,Sl9r 4t hrtwrfli M|r«iider and M u ll-try Averin-*. F t . tie, I lla rr.-, It. 'v-gro, wa pulling Id, I!*'.* (o n l Truck from llu r.irli mi»I loading ea»t. when tin tr.ir k wa. tut -ill tin rigid f.ntit fendrr l-y Janie* Allen, N'r gto, dltv.ng 4 11*IN I'hevtnlrl rrrlao ... the -a.lie dlfet'tlnn. Tb " Cbrvrolet in turn rraihcd hea-l or. into at. nrt-'-m.ng 1**11 It-r-lge S*dar. -Iiivrn by tdorge Wiewl, I'., N'rgi-. •laniex Allen aite»t*-l on a rt.atge of dr.*.r.B wbilr drunk, amt will, caret*** ar.-l negligrt.* driving l».*iiiag- to tlx Chevrolet wa. pot at 112b; to the Ford at |7f. a.xl to Ibr ll.xlge at IbO. I m in llir firvi l.inan.«k «' 4ppiOV« r j hv ihr llouir Ainirtl Srivicff i %Mvnmillre »t unuld l-ikr .» tr^nUr flrw l.iW, p .m rj hv i (in K im inil •ilinnl hv thr Pfrtnirnt. I" pul try 19.1191191K |*1191 intil cMci |. Ih r tom m oon frp frw n ti -in rffm i in iirtn »fronic «ip|H»fition lo l M l which hv% d rvrlo p n l in drh ilr on ihr CMfnlnnilion diAft* Irjintnw hill now hrfoir ihr ||ou*ra I hr itlrd It In hr u 1 o il .in up­ coming iiibil.lule w l..il. contain* im l T i l l pinv.v.nn* .tl .ill l l.aiiman \ iiivon t |)-G .i) anni.iin.nl lltr decl»mn a ifri , ,|u»c,| vritlon of ll.e « omnutlee. He vai.i il wav unaninmu*. hy mil call. At the u n it time Rep. Kilday ( D-1 ex I duel o.e,l modilx atinni in ai.othri i Im I i hill amendment. He proj>o,ed pet ion.illy to pul • check on any delrimri.t ot college *IUdeni, mlelv on t'.V I **l« of aptiti.de In ti. , , . If il.r ion.niitfrr amendntent on l M l |, atcCi>led llie .............. l>ilj will(up(1 ,n lr l-o ll.e I’.eodenl. will . lltr advoc of ll.e .Senate, lo ap|xiint a It,e 1114.1 ,.v.It... , iilli.ni.'M.n to | I ••**II 4**4 » 4 9 *4* V*MB» I Farm Bun*;tu Said lliirfinir Cause Of Scil ('onsurvaliim \\ \ s iH N O T o :; \i • p Ih I* VVhiMrft |ll-M i i -iii.I (riiliy ihr \ ifir i lean Tattu 11•»t •*«»i Tr»h rifith'tv u rauftlllir "*bmi9m* •liffiml(•*' in miktni; n«lr<iunl« iMpiMpriallilf! for Mr Soil I 91 49\;»tu»n Sr 91 1 t r. \\ hlflrtl I* «Hm*iMDfi « f it llt'Ulf \l*p9npiisi|ofi« Suh "tnniiMt 4- now *I’tttplrtifii; W4itk nn \b. r i« uiturr I »•pm vinrfii flift *1« f»*9 I hr fiscal \rtif itaiMnir tin t liilv I l*fii|rf mu*! pi ni*l h r , WhiMcfl Uhl, i*o9ifftrVB In *9 \ •nt 'N dI il w«4i||i| approve I hi \ r»r ■* $?&&,• IN HI IH N I S o l i I ’o n M» 9 V 19* 14*94 II I Ob* I fl Ml- Tht , hr 'aid. primiM##! f«rm rrs t«» plan ah.rnil a rnttlivitflv ri.il. hr I).. K »•III f''ilI *iu i lllfiD h i | l **4* tlH M 4*l f»« I’ N R r llll l)r. Harry Wooflruff .Makos Ilni*>In-Otic l»i lla riv W— .tioff. t-vcavl drnti I, entered *I.C golfer* ball of fame yesterday ifrnn.HUt by making a hnlr in on vf.uke at the Sanfnrd-Srnun-.il Country ,-||lti jinjl, i If l.api-rnad «n fh- I 'tl. I.ole, a.irt at the time, t*» W-xr-truff wa, playing In a f-nir»o»ne which UK-hided Col. S. G. Marriman, Ed Sir*.it and George S, l.ney, Arrordixg ta Ml 'tout* Ur. Woodruff ii»r<l a nuntlror three trot, to make the >h-*t on (h r 173 yard hole. Hie hall hi! ths g r im an-l tnllr,) trai.tht to the hole, failing into it to ride tho rude. Sfin •'(>*•(• «»i flier High yeitetday 71 l.ow today R0 Rain .02 Inch Tutal Apr. ran. I 11 Im I m I Normal Apr. rain, 2.21 inches. It SKI i.l I. i I INK T trs K E G E K . A la . Apr 9 OPl I live..((ton* rrrdeir | alolin-t *1.rgr-ry l.xlav a, white and Negro dor tors from all part, of Ibc na­ tion began the t'.itlr annual John A Andrew r'tnie -n. ll.e rampu., JACKSO N VILLE r-f Tuikcgec Inditrite. Boston •tpenlng lire program were *tir- Cleveland giral clinira tn the main operating Denver f t A N E ( II \SII room of the John A Andrew Me­ Detroit W A S H IN G T O N . Apr 9 U ’i A twin engine bomber, rtipple.l morial llnapital. later, panel dlt- Kanva* City ,and abandoned . , by . ita rrrw, rra<br.| , . rustion* on br-alt divcaM-*, frac- New York ,n*7 **"•■•'• yeitenlay tinea, alelomlnal incition*. surgerv Oklahoma City • »« hlllrt two little girl* and their in thr agc-l and attrrery fnr dt- Philadelphia »ca*cx and growth* wrre scheduled. Pittsburgh uncle. Some 500 doctor* reglitered yes­ Saint l-oul* The childrens' father, mother terday aa thr lixulay program be­ Washington am) aunt wen* injured. Dead were Inrfn Gtiyrr of Cran­ gan. The 73id meeting of the John Key West f Itlonrln ford, N. Jo Kay Snyder, 7, and A. Andrew Society Is treing h«l Ren# Denfte Snyder, two month*. With tho clink. TallshMMe The W eather 1 .-r t W* to frC 32 r.2 72 h2 37 II e'J 77 8? -i 48 37 47 4« 34 41 73 u 72 U 00 49 69 4ft 57 a-i �" V B jp f lg g f t The 3ithfbird Herald State M arkets Crowded Prisons BalablUbeU la teen PabllabeU gaily eieeal lalerUay aag a**4ar at < Baalarg, rlw M a . I l l Maawalla Aseaaa B * b n < aa eeeawg elaee wane* •email ar. taia, at ib* ra«« urn** at iaafeig, V'luflga. aager Ibe Ael W Oeagre— at Ih ir b ■ _ l*T*. ■OI.I.AKD I . » r A ■gltar UORIHl* lltlAN ■ Naalaeaa Maaaaee iV R ir H ie r u i* u vrr.a It* Carrtor . • .13 tea# Maarb ......... .. l.aa T i n * Maalba *w tl* Maalba . .. ana Oa* r*«* iaaa dll aMlaar* eallea*. rarga at Ikaab*. im M la a t . *>a*law*il*a*. aag aatleea ml **l*ri*l*n*au lar ■be *■•**». af taltlaa laat*. »u , ba rbaratg tar al rraalar agtrtlla- Tho conditionH uf ovorcrowdinK with which Americana hnvo become familiar in the |ih«l ils-arilt* or do ure hot cunfined to such places aa schools unit housing, with which thu ordinary citken iuia daily cuuLuct. They are ulau found in more specialized and leru-thouKht-of places. Prison*, for in* stance, are generally overcrowded I lie stute o f U t n ii reiviitty inuvt'd iu convicts to u -hi in ill;, rinxicni priiton, va­ cating u long-outdated ulil building which wun occupied by mora than twice tlie liillnher of prisoners it wan dcnigned to accommodate. Kxcejd where new building* liuve been erected in re­ cent yeum, mout other penal m*tltutfon* nlxr are overcrowd­ ed. not often by n liundred |H-r cent hut many to it degree which seriously interfere* with wliat ought to he thu normul priituii program. In 11130 there were about 139,000 convict* laa r a t e * . in federal and trials? prison*; h I lie la*t decade the number In t o o a lig Sall-aallr llr lalaag *»M«*a**r H»*rs*»*ta- has often been above lft0,000 and lias readied 170,000. If ll i n . la r- ben Varb. I blraia, De- the Senate crime investigation committee lias its way, the Sum, haaaaa I Ilf, IU l.aaU. figure might grow still tore in the near future. Tb* lleralg la a aa*aab*r at Ib* A**a,lal*g !***•* tiblrb U ealllleg We have usually hesitated to spend tax money for new airtaalxlr la Ib* a>* tar **rabl|. railaa at all Ib* laral aan* gilaleS |K*nul facilities until tile need for them was unmistakably la Ibla i* a iM r* r. aa n »ll a* all demuiHlrutctl. Vet overcrowding in these Institutions ham­ .11* a*na glaealrbaa. pers their ability to carry out the primary function which we have begun to believe prisons should have, the re-eduru•:. ,i and rehabilitation of criminals. The Idea of trying to make somethin^ useful <>f «*riml***d# |»«i <*m<I^ of mi*re|v , ■.dTirT.u.; (•'triDning them, ;■> just ic«sNi‘ »tlirl.‘ ' t f -TV -'.1- c •-••id win more |The simple need for adequate building spine should not be Iriends ihan tw 3r*(uln«su. not thyself of tomoiruw; for thou '^odvwfl *" deter this progress know**! not wliat a day may bring fo rth .--Prov. 27:1. U/e «** wheir M*o Tzr-Tung i» vuiling Joe Stalin in Motcow. I he lion Cuilam mutl have a nark in A« an botgrowlli of lhe C«sly Fnwlrr affair m l..ni|i.i, the fo Lune nl ili.it « dy it now (allinq the Uoveinoi “ lu n lr r " Warren. . len|M>ttaiii fu< Couimuiinlt to rcmemlwr in llte yean |u come it that "Tttaion it wotie than routdei”. at Judge Kaufman laid, and the penalty it the electric chair. It may b* that Judgr Kaufman gave the RotenleiK* die tupreme penally for Uliaying America at a warning Iu other i. iiut il won't (k> any good unlm it i> cartird The Clime csuctl to commit in thi* country and rscape punish­ ment a that of abondomncnl of | wife and dependent children. Senator Ripley of Jaclttonville has ij joined Rep. Williams of Sanford in introducing bills to make drier“ tion lets allraclivr Iu irrrspunsiiile . husband*, mote ilisu lOO.UOtl of whom throughout the nation, ahan/ don their lamilirs pvery'frsf. \ I S Sanford's f t q T W dluili “phiposes amending Slate Welfare l* w» dealli, aid to compel patents Iu suptiort their own rhildten anJ children lo rjpjroit llteir patents where (inaMdelly able In da so. tl should seem strange that we have delayed so long in pass nj •■til Uses, but we ate glad Iu :<* Wiltums getting to the tool of th* tvil in his first letm in (he legislature. : T V Lions Club of Tallahassee tccomincods Irgislaliun tu cuth t U use of firearms including R-H guns by rhildten under 16 euept under adult supervision. Time was • the squiitel-liunling slays of our ■Mat grandfathers that children {ggnod to,shoot as soon si they licked tho, skis out ihetr crules, Kiwanis Minstrel Finns fur the 1932 presidential campaign are already under way. The Republican Nntionul Committee has sche­ duled a meeting In May to pick the convention date and city. Atlantic City, Detroit, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Ia>s Angeles, anil Chicago which has hud many more conventions tluin any rivul, lire talked of, and others might develop. The committee might even receive an invitation from Tulsa, Okin,, where the May preliminary meeting takes place. Conventions usunlly are held in June or Ju ly , and Tulsa is no hotter then than some previous convention hosts, such ns St. I^iuis, Kansas City and Houston. The dominant consideration $n likely l» In1 not the comfort of the delegules hut liberal conirllmtIons to convention expenses. Sometimes the choice is im|sirtunt. Lincoln’* nomin­ ation in IHIld wiih greatly facilitated IxHTiuse the convention was held in Chicago, and the galleries were Jilted with iiis sinypathlzers. Ity Hie same token the Democratic choice that year of Charleston, South Carolina, prevented all hope of compromise between North and South, and ended in the running of two tickets, with defeat for both. More recently in 1924 Democratic sulection of New York City caused the campaign to founder on the unsuccessful insistence of the galleries that Al Smith he nominated. Held elsewhere, the convention might have settled on Its compromise candidate III time to Have more of tho pieces. So fur these considerations do not up|s>ar likely to affeet the Republican choice of a convention city. Other pmlrlent is arc mure iirenaing. ' 'Keeping Well ■a n ' f s-. a I j.f }i , r| 1 Tfiii (hbrluit* iftxiorH in th is camitry Ih arte of. Itmii stufulinil atul la'roini toibocoma more ncutu, it in ItelievriJ, At a r e m it ineetlnR in W ashington o f , medical adv|*er|i to Ute S clcctlvf Service official*, it wan Ueciiitsd that with the July goal of three anil a lutlf mnilmi m en in the urmctl forcs.it, aeventy-five imnilrtil rnrirc |iliynicana would be needed to rupplinieiil the ten thoinsaiul who a re now nerving. Tbla withdrawal of medical irermiuiiel from availability to the general public will add to a nerioU* problem, It will Ire ativiHublu now, mbit* limn ever before, for thu average d tU cn to tuke no foolinli H mIw Involving h ealth anti Aiifety, to olwcrvt* health rulea, eat a IraUnced d iet, ami get plenty of ileep lit nrtiur that he m ay require ha little mesllcal attention u poAAlblu. ConKreRHman Herlonx Keporu By 811) IIKKLONG Demurratir rounlry, the |{*<l* give their allcgiame, nnt to their natlunal guvurnmrnt but to Motcow. Thi* la mi truv that when a teriuu difference arlie* betwean l(a llu iiia unit a ll«m<icr»cy the Cur munist rititenv uf the Democracy will able with the Soviet Union. Indrevl, I hi* fart provldea Mnacow with on* of it* moxt ueeful wea­ pon* in waging it* world revo­ lution for the tpread of Cumrnunlam. Eve ry min-Kui>lan CominunUt I* a subject first uf Moscow, and after that is a ritltm uf hi* own country. One only haa to look at Europe to lee numerous example* uf thi* truth. Take countries like Italy and France, which have large L'nmmunDt paMIr*. The Red* are in constant run IIN't with the nun* t'umtnuniat gnvrmrnenta. Th e ('ominunl*t leader* are indoclrinaled in Moscuw, They take their tirdent from Moscow. And they frg■luently ere called to Moscow to gat fresh order* or, where they have failed in their task, to reie lv« chastisement. We had an unforgettable (and perhap* unforgivable) example of trying to force nationalism to mix with Communism in China during the lata World War. Th e schema wtw a dismal faltura and the Outrossra, ka was lo he exneetad, was llull th* (Utninuiiista finally tool" over. In «Uch fashion did Moscow haeutna ilia ovarlent of a Pallet of M u millions. Th e ttmnil would ream to tm th no Democracy ran afford m a tolerant Inwards a t ’oinmnnlsl Party within II* border*. Comm it ml* the cuckoo in the ne«i < Democracy, However, this doesn’t preclude the cultivation of count rat ion b tween Commualit sad Demi nation* In rnattara whl.'h adapt themselves to such treatment. Frobably the ay port unit lea for cooperation will W limited, hut (hey may help lessen the dangers of armed atrlfe, pendin gthe day when the Ideological melting-pot ha* made ths “on* world” we hear about. tlrawbevriei hr County grower* iAer all averagf. \if flO.'rfB* rrate for the month. “The Sanford Ktati* Farmer-* Market reports attpruzimately 2t! varieties of vegetable* continued in heavy movement over that maiket during Ibe past week, though a very low market was evidenced on some items. Cab­ bage pi ice* range,! from 76c to $ 1.10 per 60 pound hag with a heavy volume In eight. Celerv held ||^ own *11 week moving out freely at 13 00 to $8.26 and volume la expected to increase from now on. R<1»» for the past wtwk amounted to 66,416 unit* valued at $11,7.10036/ 3 u«lngV on thi- market fo* th* month of March tolaM 615360 uiRt* v*lued at $1,24.1J!)I« 5 mpxrredjny -T h * rpecialtv tingcr* included l)*q. Johnston, “Fldylt" Padget, “t'loMom'*' Crlnrr. “Foot*” Eldrlitg*, “Dr-acon" Roger*. Kdwxrd “Kteamlewt” Morgan. Mi** Claire Morin and W. C, Rarr*tt. An fmpre**lvp cmirlutlon to the program was the entrance of liw two Nation*! Guard color bearers w*th fl*g», Eugene and lame* Kendall, and Oswald Adam*. Marine, recently hark fr«m Korea. In the audience w»re more than m driven* from Kissimmee, and All children from the Florida Methodist Rome at KnterprRe, moat of whom hp,| never aeen a Nfttltrdf * show Twfortj -ill Military Training Thi* commiuion within sit rwHiilu-would tubmit lo Coagm* ka Irgiaing and operation pro­ ralhoies, it posal*. The Hout* and Senate Aimed 6*m$» commute** would have lha power to modify the draft or tear it up and wtite on* of thair These bills would go through (he And thorp is no other place p f*d»4 process for enac Invent of r . jioaawhll* ^President d ill b o a in lt). society’s 119th national meeting. Ib e lin t four-dav *e**iuii wai held in Bostuii tail week. Foreign Labor (CaallaaeO Pram Paao Oa*) labor during World W ar Ik by increating wurk day* and offering greater stability of employment, the renort * ;!J. “ got f “- V ’^er NcTJTTs :!«*;. iIIJ *urn« i impuitallon x x X.” The commission drew a drab Maybe you have already discovered how much being out of door* ran do to eaav your miiul. Tlie trouble I* we forget, get busy and involved and nev*r give nature a chance to brlp 11*. , Give yourself two or thrr* hours In the fresh air gardeli ing, walkiug of Just sitting. You will find your trouble* pUlheti avtde a* you observe iiatmo'i* way*. A n y doctor will tell you how nenrficial to the mind and lusty the out uf doors ran be. Till* la Ike silal af a a»*t*a ml lUlllartal sUtrrilaeateala a*, ararlaa la ISIa e v e * * eark S f f V , ‘srpr, woikria on the move faom uoe area to another: “They neither rlalm the com­ munity a* a home nor lines th* community claim thrm. x x x Lo­ ral authorities arc not inseniitlv* to the misery of migrants, al­ though under present laws of reaidrnce, they are almost helpless to deal with It.” The commission recommended: 1. A “federal committee on migratory farm labor” to co­ ordinate federal, »:i*.e and pri­ vate artivltlrx Misting to such labor. 2. I -'(dilation prohibiting cmnlov'tt*nl of allana illegallv. aulliL-ir.ng the Immigration and naturalization servlre to Marrh farm* (hut not farm homes» for illegal alien* and providing fine* against person* hiring and trans­ porting illegal alien*. 3. That U. 9. citizen* In Puerto Klco and Hawaii be given first call when outside labor is u*-.t I f you couldn't e a r n a d o llar- BO B KAHNS Kurua liiaurnncv Aifency Room 2 U 7 -M .‘l*rli Bldg. PhuM 977 , KlMiMineett and ikiagted o*t te tg$e »• l>"» f Fdward P* l.«ne a f M antirlpat*! dtfrlnsr‘ tht*1 CirrreiiV <ertf' If w irin ’ WcJtbc. iVU»*!(*: O M tU V ' of *f| lr*ni- ts rermrSe,) ervol *attd ctlriimlter* have •tleeh' -eHiniz *r record -price*.'' Th:* tomato outlook I* also giWvl and s light volnme |* anttrinated ■luring |hp ourrent: sfeets. ,aqis#h; i;.grd minstrel show*. I Mr. Field also thanked th* ['-Hors and all local enp ta ln rn rhn had enabled the Kfwanl* 9ub tu raise a substantial aura b* Its underprivileged children’. ___ K - . l - v '____ a ___ • r Dumas, president the Company and tho Union rune ‘•.V4!,*! P ^ l e s l by .......... * a s date * new agrseo'rr.t. The rare**nt " ? r ’ tnent was executnf in W $ and ha» U»n modified twice ,u pfovi,,e fur wage lncrea.es. „ P * * * * m t"y Hem*, the ,,nlon rtgueaed n general •"•ronae. It has Iwen our ov» r the yean to pay Wage* ■r* I" JIM with the wage* °*hn; worker* In the commupP** * h,ch Jt* »*rt# whose jobs 55*. c? n**?/*"• *° talonhsmi jobs, ‘ Wa way can we do Justice l"* " " f Pfnpi* who make up SHOWING TUESDAY & Por Thou# Of You W h o Loved “Stars In My Crown'* and " I ’d Climb Ttha Hlghwt Mountain” . . Wo l*romli*e You'll Love “The Next Voice You' Hear" 1947 Dodge 4 Door Sedan ^ Dark Green paint which looks aim oat new Radio, Heater, 4 Brand new Goodrich tlrrx w ith Life-Guard Tubes, Price ......... ......... J ...L 9 1 91 1947 Dodge 4 Door Sedan Good Paint, Good Tire*, Scat Covers, Radio, Heater —The MsoAgemant— IMS Bulek Convertible O ly m p ic B I lm F l n k h , P n c t l c l l y n e w ( I n k , R e d lo , S ,„ g W Want him to discipline t h rral for publicly suggest!; pt* qf <8iln*te Nationail»t 1948 Bulek Roadmaiter 4 Door Sedan Mar Arthur T", nealA creiary Joseph Khort si a m O fw h tl -;3 « i tonfanne*. h 4 p p fn « d ^ “ I have tie conunei s p i r a l to up Lifhto, Theitory at 8:30p.M. 1 Fhqrt th-n w»* asks all over teuatvaf* I; ( the worid... Tvuman Mkr.—|g lu a i a e W . V. Bitting Tuuchton Drug Co. 1941 Stud«baker 4 Door 6 Cylinder tc fill out a Standard Form 67, Application fer Federal Kmploymrnl and a Card Porm 60oUA|f ,hn,l f||»' them with ths Executive Secretary. Hoard of U. g. Civil Service Etaminers. U n g Range Proving Ground Division, U S A F . PatrlA A ir Force Rate, Cocoa, Florida. Veteran* claiming 10-point vetsrana psrferemt should alto file Form 14 and the required proof, All of these forma are avallablo at any fint-or second-class post office, ur from the Executive Sec. places.” lie addrd: "Just where this being done i| a liltb I field, hut I have it o* go aiHhority. the best authority." Lott week, Rayburn came oui of a White House conference and said not all the troop* galhetsag in muscluiria wsie Chinese Comgiusiils. . KayLurn also m M then that the United State* was threatened by “a terrible danger" which might bring on another wurld war. Last week’* sUtemanU were mode on the Hons* floor a« r began debate on the controv*r*]ai draft-universal ulilltary training *Ld (mail le e r Good Tirtm and Seat Govern— Look a and runa good ........................................ ...... It you are Interested In on* of r k.,. with th»> 1940 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan types (no clerk-typist or rlerkstenographer position*, however), classified a* (181 to G8-4, with salaries starting at $2,800 to $8,»7» ■ year, depending on the claaaiflcatlon, Wiille we will be glad to lie of any aulatanc# we ran In ronnerllen with the** positions, 6u, handled under Civil ^ m . A m v f f . ii w« a n o n a ry Berv ce regulations and th« quailtieatlons of the Individual, determined h» a written examlnatlnn, Hteo, a*>r •« i had only a few will the gbvnniiiit /m.-(ur in m - ' " C L E V E L A N D , Apr. » -< / P ) -A new chemical pruioiveu taler *nd cheaper fluoridation of water for prevention of tooth decay, the American Chemical Society was Culd today. The substance, called “ floral”, 1* much I* » poisonous than fluori­ dating agent* now in u m and ran Egg* M i peck oil end down h rh > y« U t t e r that waV.J 4. That agricultural worker* be given legal assurance of their right tu organize by extension of the Taft-lla rtlgy A rt to large farms. 6. Grants-In-ald by th* A g ri­ culture Department to state* for thr MtablDhmttrt of labor ramp*. Development o r a rural non-farm bearded “Kissing Hhlek from housing program for migrant* In the peraon of i'Al when thvy ar* not traveling to March of fast year l>v, l|l/d»2 *1, dntiadl a 'lot of hilarity Job*. d Thai Huslal Hecurity, public "nit* and g valuation gain &t In. the audience with his hugghut «M6Ari|.irt. ,, and kissing attempt* ah he strode health 1 and education programs be extended to covvr migratory " T h e ' Wa uchul» |sta|^ F n ip e fV up-and Bwwrt-the aisle*. kfatkef handlcl |2* ^irtd bdjhe*;o|! peafnrdi’KiwaiOs Pre-IHrnl Joel worker*, with federal financial *b-um Ur« ' a ? an ' n v e m W T fc f Ft*M Introduced ,Ma*nr 8 t r of lubllshad I •re Civil Rrrvice Jobs of various r S afer Fluoridation O f W ater Foreseen J.leloie of it-, Convention City Sot | | MB ftb w 1 AAT* . R e W f e b o r Bubranimlttre lay* wi thosst endanrrer- « f Die Agriculture Coenmlltae, of which I am ■ member, held henrt= r :: Jn connection with th* fepnrtlon of Puerto Rican fatm It but Floitdal has lOtned t|se prouw i«t* eonltnetal Hunted Slates. It q of staits which has* eipresscd won necessary that I be there to t belief that two Mims in the a*e that no-hlng wa* done to In­ kite House ar* enough (or any terfere with our present arrange­ ment with the British Weil Indie* m, With the approval in the for Rahaman farm labor. From Ha Legislature last week of the Here, R now looka like we have sslitulional amendment limiting •wen successful In our efforts. It may be ol interest to know l presidency to two terms, Flori that we have Just been notified became the 33th slate m th that there are opening* at Patrick ioa to so eipicss itself. Il is A ir Force Rase at Cocoa for a ■tstiag to aote lltsl Horida number of clerk positions. Thro* >k this affirmative acltod-’ fat la of tiw fact that the amend■$ had already hecotna a part by heiag formdraw up a plan. ■NOfth T S lS 'l m W io Chattahoochee, I l ’aallaatg Ptaw faa* Oaal beuna, pepper*, lima*, eggplant cucumber*, ■quart), corn, field and English Ptaa, cabbage, okra, potatoes and butter bean*. “Tb* Fort Pierce State Market report* cucumber volume Increating with a plentiful supply expected during the current week. A total of 807 crate* from tl.e new tpnng crop muveu out taut wchk. The cool weather may raus* a alight delay in the Martlug of the tomato harvesting, but tht market expect# to start auction sale* this week. “ Florida City State Market continue* with a heavy volume of tomatoes, fiV-nr. bushel* field* tot* moving during the p*»t week at a rr»s* return of $1M0,098.05 with pr:ce* per clot* ranging from jl.06 to $7.6(1. N ... I a.j.ui*)■ sold from $1.76 to $2.(Hl while Pule bean* brought 18.26 and lower. “The fir*t cucumber* of the Mason made their appearance on can lie no real 'ouprmtlon between the Plant City State Market last Communiim and any other idology week selling at $1.1.76 per buthel within the border* of one nation tub for Fancy and $6.00 for By D P .W in M A C K E N Z IE A P Forelga Affair* Anulyal U reported moving slowly due to heavy volume south of that area. "The Fort Myers 8tat# Market reporta a light movement of pepper, eggplant and squash. With the expectation of warmer weather harvesting will probably itart in good volume « f good quality nu-uniber* and tomatoea. Cucumber* brought 110.00 per buthel for Fancy, ft) .00 for Choice and $5.Wi fur Jumbo and plain with g«««l demaud, though daiiiami on other Item* la aald to U poor. “Cabbage continued to move at fair price* on the Paialka State Farmer*’ Market with a heavy volume bringing 11.00 t-» $1-8 per 80 pound bag, and (1.25 to $1.50 per crate. Good Volume of cauliflower brought $1.76 to filial per crate. “ Crop* are reported lu e l­ ement condition In the pahokee State Market area with heavy volume of cabbage, and a good volume of corn, bean*, pepper*, and only a fair volume of celrrv moving during the pa*t week. II i n j In i in III h V~ """ III 1 ‘ V mk r t a M M | B ii f t t t A j M S ■m P I ^ - * 1 " 1 1 t u **_____ m . g ! 119 H / , •. * __ " Aw*/ J _ , ' Tti. ,1 �MONDAY APR. 9, 1950 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Social A n d Personal Activities MONK 14* S tria l Calendar M O N D \1 The Woman'* Rtble Cl* of tin first Baptist f'hutrh w o t at Uie home of Mr*. R. T. Hunt at 7:30 I'. M. witn Mrs. J I, Jack run. TU ES D A Y The Fidrli* Cl*- .if the fit:,'. I ftaptlit Chlltrh will inert at thr home of Mra. I). h MrNab «l< Klin Avenue at S.-no I’. M Tii* Pilot Club will liohl install alinn t c r s ir n fnr incoming officer, at thr Yarht Cluh following thr Minner meeting at *1 .10 P.M Junior lltifh Srhn.il P.T \ util meet at the school at i Ut I’ M for a board meeting J*rk Ratignn will he guest speaker. Th*- Unity f’las- mil meet .it the Valdez Hotel .1 7 :in P M m il, Rev, Carolyn II Parson' a lr » ,h rr. The public is invited Teacher* and Officers of the Sutvlay Helmut will unit ut 7;.1*i !’. M, at Church. Central |t*oii»t Junior tint! ‘ ntrrnietltate ti »l!t meet „t T.iifi P. M. at Church The t'lmpel Choir of the First Hsptbt Church will hold rehearsal at the church at (5:15 I*. M W E H N K S IIA V The (Jatdrn Cluh will have a Imaid meeting ut (t;3tt A.M. nl Hie (iarden O u te r The fioldrn (iroup of thr lake Mary Community Church inert* at the rhtlrch Wednesday at 3:t*l The Httmnes* Women of ll»e I ake Mary fompopnly •.’hutch meet with Mr*. K. U tf O Ws'dpes day at H.fHI IV M Mrthn*lisl Church sslll hol>| it I’ravrr 'leetlng Service tn Me Kmlry Hall at 7:4.ri. Regular Midweek I'tayii S*-t T vice at 7:3(1 P. M. At Central Rant 1st Church. The Prayer Set vice will la-gm at tent) P. M. at the Find Raptist Chiirrh. The Pastor will bring nn other in the series on "R very Christian’s Job." TM k'RHD AY The Dottgla-. Jo|w Junior Rrnlh erhood will meet *• the First Raptist (Thinrh tonight at 7::u> IV M. The Central (T rrlr of the lia r' » den Club will meet at ;|:U0 P. M. at Ihe home of Mi*. II. C. Moore. Thrre will lie a white elephant and a market l>a*krt sate. Hauloid linn# Itiitooi.tiatinu Club will meet at 2;#> P.M. at the h*>nte of M m . Htuce D a u b IIMH locust Avenue Tii* cluh will'work on alumiitnni t r a « . al thr homa of Air*. K M. nalM Mrs. Whatley Elected High PI'A President The Lamplighter ' I n S. I. IVhutlrv » » rlfflr I p r-a -im t of Ih» Seminole Hip' School I*. T . A, ,vl lll>- rnirlilt held Tu t-•■lay .it lli< sch**ol. l l l l » r ol fleer rlrcted wet. Mi If U. Hull In <>11, vice pi • abut I ; 'l l • J 1 MiHinlri seirvt.it); Mia. M. K. Rakrt, Irra n irri; and Mrs. \V. A. Mur rut'll, liiatoiian. Hr. .1, tl. Rout wan. tlir »peaVc, ami utt.l for hi* topic "Visual Pduralion " Those p in r n l visitr H i. Rout*’ roopi and with tin help nf Munr of hi* students h»h»wri| I lir in how inipurtan Visual Kdoratiuri is in thr atu ill tils. Mr*. Whatley, slmly group chan man, r-p«*rird « study (turn will hr p n in *t Seminole High School nn Apt 17. Thi.- study enurse i* combined with Junlo High ami (iramnusr School an.l atari* with itjjb tia lin n at It:ft1 l lint i lut, will poll,air M u R R. Kelly Is confined to .■ la nice and runustM party at the Flmid.i Sanitarium in Orlando *1 Woman'-> Club on the evening aftn undergoing an operation. tl" *". it was announced this in rnttig by Mrs. AI Hunt, rhair Pfe. and Mrs. Howard Whrlchel min in charm- of arrangements h ft I nlay lo spend thr week in Pfoircls of the party will lie Daytona Reach. ii n| toward the club's 'litk Rm k, nnd other prnjcel* Friends of Mrs. Audie Raiinrau will iegret lo Irani that she is confined to the Veuiald l.aughton M rs . R . W . T u r n e r Memorial Hospital. N am ed In s tru c to r Mrs. H rniv Mrlasulin, Sr. will 'It If W Turner 'vu> rh-tsol lease Wrdnrxdav for Mai on. tin ssliere she will visit tclA livtl foi t.i ’•ii*I lir-tiueto, of DKtriet T o en lv four i f Florida of the t ' F S— aliolit a wreck. Mis. J M Stlncipticr, recte’i d " annoiuirerl ut the nieiluio of lion chairman, reported on tio Mi and Mis. D, Zuikety i t " S . oii teile <'hunter No ” II. K B wnik of Hie Celery Cinte an 1 have as their gueit* Ml. and invited a*! parent , to visit it utsd h nirt T h o r day. The •Mminl Mt i John K. Rridgets nf Moremi’tit v ,i usi*iIi hv the Worthy see what it offer* thr voting •■rand Million of Flolidu at the head c ity , n . c. people of Kemirmle High orhcvnl uerling i'f the fit.iiid Chanter i* The budget nml finanre rliaii Mr nnd 'Ir*. (*. I.. Mutguu Tampa, which r|o*ed Fliilav night man. Mi*. II. T . Hunt, announced left I imIuv In return to Charlotte. Mr* Mnrrnv larvls prodded plan* foi a softball game to be ever llo* mooting in the alo-cnr* N, C. after spending the past held at the softball diamond on week with Mi. nml Mr*. A. I.. *m I sing. ||ie W i'ithv Mat mo th ; la kefton I, t.iriighi i.r * , who mi attending the Inre I jug in Skinner I'. M. 1m* game, which is ulidr Tampa Mr. nnd Mi*. Hugh Whelrhel, the direction of Me*. June Winn, Jr., of Dade City returned home | si'ill match the ..indents again*: " O M A N 'S KXI IIANOP. the parrots and teacher*. Sunday after spending thr 'seekI The Womans F.xchange met Room count s*s- a He with the end with Mr. nnd Mr*. Hugh Thursday morning tit the Wee* senior*, sophomores, nnd th ■ Wbrlehrl, Hr. Maid Custard Stand ftp n Cora f toih nii'ii ill having thr satin Cota party and a bn lines meet­ ntnnbtr tuesrnt. Ftirmlv of T . R. (Juilliuan will ing Mr D. S. Whlddon. puhllrily It was derided Oust tbr e*. tegtrf to learn that he I* con­ chairman, slatr.l she ssa* happ' illative would remain open lliiuiigh fined In the Orange fiencral ll« » In see nioie nf the patent* at out On "diool term Plans w eir pital due In a broken hip. Mra. the meeting au.| ingcd nil of disco- ml for pulling articles iii IJutllm.sn will lie moved lo thr sh*'m tu rrmentht t that this i the '.tors’ windows in town art Fernald laugldon Mrusorial Ho** Dieir P. T. A and neetls t lie the tii' inlier* taking Hu nt to liirct- pital later in the sseek. siipiwtrf of all t lie parent*. Itu: As there bale l>"t'ii many Cant lletly Jane Hnvdei, Chic' ••all. for aiitiipies a nml ion was pa1ad to add anthpp- to tlo ir PhjMial Tlierapist wilh the It. S 'tin y lb* pital at (Tamp I’ickr imirbatidise. trlntnrd Haliudav af* lotion ipg the meeting icfresti■ Vi*. metilt wete ■erved to the appro- s|H'iiding two week* with het par­ ents, Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Sttvsininlely l!fi memtur- tuesrnt. ' singing rhool foi children tin of Osteen. nnd adulls will lm condurfrd at the Chtircli uf Chi if I, Second Mr. and Mr*. Claude l-orkc Street ami Kim Avenue, tirginnlnr W Itnpinrht n* cn-hndc**. Visiland daughter. Sena and Mr. tonight at H:MI n’rlm k and last inn daughters are welcome. tuirke'a mother, Ml*. II. T. Mimosa Circle nf the fiardeu Waters, Hr. spent the wcekrnd ing 1vo week*. The classes will Ii** conducted fTirelc will meet ut IlijQO A M . at the home of Mrs f1at*-Oce Wallis. in Tampa where Mr. low-kr at­ nf Daytona Ri arh They air npen tended the annual meeting nf earh evening by J . P. Pievatt Ir*4Ni Kllint Avenue. Hie Rose Clrrle of the liarilrn Tnm ’a Peanut Company at the In the public and every..... inter Hlllslmmugh lintel. They also Club will meet at ft:1ft A M. at rated In singing i* Invited to at attended the state amateur golf tend. the Carrirp Center. tournament. Tbc Jwcnrunda Circle of the (ianleo Cluh will meet nt .'l:tni P. Hartley, rlmplaip, and Mrs Itnv M at the home nf Mrs J . N . Tillls, Mr*. It. I,. Mill* • and Mi 1111loo, I'jni Pai^etto Avenue, D. C. tjalehes a* directors. Tbc llilu*ru* t'itele of the Mra. M. K. Ilakci pir-sidnl Harden Club will meet nl 51:00 over Ihe titer If Ug alid icporl P. M nl the loune of Mr* V. f" Mto. . Chartrs Wehvter ir* • werr rm Die Ccwi dlllltiunal T*m Schley at Paola elected ptfsidettl oT the Altlfrlratt furtire in Otlattib* A pi I. Mi. The Palm ITrcle of the tiatdeu l,cgi'Mi Auitliatv al a mealing linker, Mr*. M illet, 'Ir*. D ig Cluh will meet at noon at the nt th e 'llllt. lim iter, '|r*. Doridhv WcbsDi flar*len fTenter with Mr*. M. T. Dtlier officer" elected w r r i and Mrs. fjatrhrs welc Ihe flv* Day n r’. Me*, niluum Rales and Mr. D. D Whlddon, first vlec delegate* from Haiifmd tu atMrs K. r. (T, t . f'aniplwdl f aniplwdl a* hostesses. ho*te*»ns. iwrsiilcnt; Mra. J . M. Harrrt lend the rmiference. seeotal vlea-president; Mrs. M- E plant were dl-<u**ed for Copy Raker, t rear drat: lira. M. I - Day In Is- held May .’n with M u . Whlddon a* fhaitnuu It wai. vnlerl thnt a leltet nf llianks It*- sent In Jim m y Sitiglrtarv and tn firern** Fuel frit their r » . "peraloiii with tin l.egion al the ircrn l fair. tf .ls )' mu .ic Intel lifiw sin t .1 in■fii p U t recordk in a niuals .tnif m il >«-• only I.P'*, or Ion® lilnyinp irro n l' Snmr two hour* it ll'irtiinii pleavuie contained mm two i m n ih . Wh*| e great m iim : nf i|uire ami physical work1 Jiiit pul throe irrnril* nf i>, V rnil’s ” 1 a Tratiitta’* on unit let them roll You tn n ’l havn in winty •Iniiil thrm. You ran ........... i Iiiiiii , whatever you had .. Iinliiti I nml hrar the cnt.re ■m u ,i if it weir oiigmating ill thr Mel. .Vtt'ni'K thr urn irm n lt that h ue Ini’ii utaili* u r Puccini's I.. Ibdirtiie". " la Traviala'*, "V. virtue It tti i fly", and an imjh'. ii 'L’ li i of symphonic work, a i writ l ml ii" itock n rapidly in* ...... 'ill: It ’ .I* only a year and ,i half ago Dial thr new owner ■I tin I I' f in e r a.** annum sly n 1111u . is .iii ii.it* Today. !"■ < ■ ill n c iith iu g lo dtramed i "'linin' ■ it"' orw lot lias ar..t in. r nudwr uttn* i • . i t base tu album !to1"i||«’ ’Y|ih AD .•ml Meuotti singing. Thn noid Fterjf* - .i m iii . then i* ulwaya it'ii, t .tin ii n.ii,■ to replace tin tisoid >• tin album in Ita I, i j* i » N ' i i i , it is onsaiblp to i.iii H> .111111 'i|>rin, nit turns highligtd ■ "ii ,\ ii,d l.p reenrd* i l i i and llidu M l" ,1. 'hi mli ■ »fRndnlphit and Mum \nd ibe.c won't break* In ,i t ii huotogSrat age, lad year's i.tgi i obodete bus year. Ifiientis siil* cl 'lam pe*iple, i |i,x lulls the nltj. i*l «'•*# M'fltiFlijtImPf »ltr fl'HiiM %■«•!<*" **f H»« Ii tlI fI Til HIhff| »f* .f ♦ - •• fi::u irt in ti.- "tilft ••f .»|*. r iuni t,f»»>irlt* fs » Church Of ('hrist To Hold Kinging School Mr«. Webster Named Head Of Auxiliary Mi* Joseph II Slnarou*,'. Jr., daughter nf M Joseph |l Si'.ctitou*,', Jr., on i*f 'Ir. nml Mis. J 'veiling at the Holy I’m** Kpi*rnpul Cltunh Miss l).’i|innc Connelly Itccomcs Itridc Of .Inscph I*. Shea roll sc, Jr . Of Orlando III .i hr aot if id rat,ill, light double ring icnnuuiy .it the Holy t 'lix i Kpi.-copil Cluuili Saturday even rug. Mm* Daphne tiny Con,'illy, ■biugbt* t of 'l l . anil Mrs la-c ll.iwku, ' Conially, la*, nine the bride of J " ,'pli If Sin- aloo •. J | .. -it, ,,f 'b ami 'll* Jo-eph I! fitn aimj *', 3| of Hi lamb, Th* •civoiituy W". plrfnlllterl l*y Hie RI, Rev. Itaplv I liotdlil. Ri .bop y, tin Dnai • ol iioiitli I I uuU. ri l t c j by the Rev II lit t le ton Zi mu iei in an. (■bases Kntcrtain Mr sod M* J'din IJalln" > M il '.Icon I ingle ap,| ' ,li Chase « , mted 'I r and M> Chain in serving Thom prevent with th» bud* and crimm wete Mr and >h Hm. km* Connelly, Mr. a'sl Mi lierahl lavssing, Rev. nml 'b 11. I.yttlebin /Imuierman, M* , Roy Mynies, Mia. flnidnn Htanl* ■, Mis* Matgatrt Dingfeblrr, Mi « Kltaaheth Dys*.n. Frank 'Irbai e and Ib’b Crumley. Th n .r present from Itrland r were Ml, and Mia Jn.epii Hhearmtir, Hr., Mr. and Mi . Paul M Pague, Mr. and M Hobeit llrastry. Mr*. Ritbv Hheatniise. Mil* Retty Shr«r<>u e, MU* Hallv Hhaanuisp. Arthur It. June*, Janie* Rush anil Uni on e H. Maqilirc. (tilt nf Inwn guest* w*re tha Rt Rev. and Mrs llerirv I. tauitiit. Mr and Mr*. Mat R A D IO S T A T IO N I W .T .U .IL a n a im *:«# Veiss a Ik m s I s H *t*rk*r i!»i»>,i a tn T w ilig h t Penas Ait* ’arwirt* P*ra<1» 1:11 Perr* Coro** t*t«a» Tiae tu ttiln * *»« A * low* ; is 1 l , H i la s * fit* tliirla*** Ite p -rle i I 11 Kernel** H v r'atle The laid* given m m*l Mag* l v be!* t ill'if , gi.ii n of n loll an nvfilat »'f lace A I’elri i ' e loiely lo he hi id*! atln w ill Impoitrd f'h*litllly Pan collar »f l « u lrirnmc-1 the ncikluu Tin bn - p i and hitlg poll'll d sleeves weir finished Willi lain I'll "led luiHoll* A deep prpliiui of Chard illy larc was *• I on n full -k ill of snlltt rstending into a full Iraln The Iwldr's firtgiibp veil of Ficocli illu-oio frit finnt a i alol of Clianlilly la<* She cau'ed « ran rad*' I".input of tulip., while l i b usher* were A Mas Itievver, I Julian h Ibuiunuk, ItidM-it P Ib a -lry , Act hut II June.., ,la n i'. h. Rush, Raym*'» I M ignite and I It Hail \t* Connell v, mot het **f th*' tifidt, im i i a gtmo of iii*wilc i I l.loe I lianldly laic, mill a loll I luaiipll.rllr kilt amt a t-»s|lie of) laic with matching ludero fth*' ,ll o were a l.tveml* i I'tcbl'l c*u 1 -tg» ' I i - Jthcaiou tin- grmiMi’i mother, *Imse a dinner gown of* Point in- Vrnls* lace nnd cr* t*e in mist grey with orchid afccs-orte and an utrhiil tmsagi Follnwing tlir eptrnuitiv. th • i cl rptinn was tu Id at the lionu of the hride'n parent* The wed ding parly received the guest ' in Hie living i mini winch ivm ut 11 actively drcciruled with purple ai.il yellow gladioluses. The luhle's table, ove t la Id with and ontlleyn iiichid* Mi tin a ld l i c i i l p altende*! Hn hiiile a. matron of honni The brill* vniaids, included Mr*, fiuiibm Stanley of Rmham. N C , Mis Kllralieth Dyson, all*.' "'nlly Klicalouse. Mis* R »lty Hhcatouie Tbc juntir hr hies maid w»* Mis* Hally Chase All altendatlla wore •Ttntdr'., hollrilnn Icnrtli g»w|u *d nylon mattjulaette in graduated nhndrs of lilar and purple. The teHlires weir shlircd with fl* eh is covering Ihe shmihlrrs. Thelt Iwiuffant skirl* wen rnatlc In tier* nf lilac and purple, and they wore (hurt purple veils fa-tened on "tie -idf of the headband with an Iri*. They each tarried a cas­ cade cnnitgr merit of lavcmler It is and tulips. f*e*itgc M. Hheabuise a<le*l as *tot ,tf Ik, laid* and mineh o a , **v* I tl "'ll til* punch boil I | 1t'Cil 1 ,t til* olhe| fUtl ft,,rilin g tile glints •* tile ■|mii w r»r 'l l II ' Newman alid 'll D I. I In a -het 'l l • ft ll t’ha e, J r , M, f.lenn I in gle, Mrs l loyd F. Ilnvle and Mi C I, Powrlt serve*l ihe cake and 'Ii*. John I.. Calloway ami Mr • Allow! Connelly of tlilalulo pre slde*l over tlir pom Ii laiwl, Assisting with the servlnp aer* 'hit. (bmald Jones, 'Ir* 1,' ici (IIIDitle, Mr* Walter Tut tier Ml joe Raker, Me. Volit WH haul', Jr,, M r- Date Scott, Jr , Ml*. Kverrtt Young of lack .on ville, Ml* Dllon Itak*i Mi** Jean Sayrr, Mi-* Ann laivrll and 'li-s (telly Jo Tulle of Taltah.i ... Alan ' h - J , D Wmulniff, Mm Wallace Hell. Mr*. Vail ta-vcll. 1 Mra. Nancy Itrock, 'lr » . Julius Diugfelder, ' l r » liny Mann, 't,-. Joe (iiuualel, Mr* W fT Mill, 'Ir*. Frank Mai Neill, 'It*. Julia fimisalcf. Men. J , D. Illshnn. Hr , , Mrs W. K. Kitchhnff and Mrs Paul Ch«*tciton. The bride** luiok was preaided over by Mr*. 15 M. 8hcaro'l»<- and Mis* Itilon Raker.Mrs. Paul M Fngue, sister of the hi id, groom. rcn,lere*l selection* on the piano during the reeeplinn. Mr, an*t Mrs, Hlteatno-r left S'i*hr V d ltloe m i l Iteed At *»***e |l'e llsecerlree ta tte d V iU n B - Jnhnnr le s * Ork Al Item* « Irh Italic Mew, And late Stem M is <vrr T l Mats AT The llhrthiti *’l-ih TR.UDY H A LL J R Stew" tVe.tecn Jarnt-or## rt*,en i r r T i s * #-1nh ffewe Unrein* Haorte rEdltlne X a tla r CugAt M nrnlna t — vnllens Monde la M l world Al Ntn# Prtriom rhtfineri fnr nou **td lo fnuh dlottg lot tu itio n id p t b l l i t f r M l i W I fee rraaa# erdaar* L A S T T IM E S TO D A Y ! L u l l 'd and N pw h C n rlo o n 2 Show** N lg h ll) csstM TU BS, f t W EI).! m i l lt#»d At *rraan »v sm e K tn a o »h ' Fear lo Treed — Alan— Laleal Npwh And Cartoon Chlldrf* Under 12 Free! Mn ITp A *<*r. A Oirl, S A M fQ R O O R LAN D O H K iH W A y my mi M's « «nl|y h e fo rt ■irU jT New r u l r n t e d W "« U « S' HHh. K- 1. OCK Dntmrre O l IT WrlnklTA Vatl»tv Hall •t*«i TH# II ted ii lh» ill - I'll rtf I Hi* ,’M' *|IDI .10*A, |i»» iik; f*■*; 'i In* H Ii** 14 U n imi in* r»MA% t *!#-<*! nil I',,|* ri*..... . , l1**........... u vi till 1,#h Ml,## 'Y «tni i'K 11«n rt i Ifine1*, i milmmi**« ai *i*H r r •Ir R r•i-ltin< •*'* Mi d ' i ini’ * uni l*** h m iil In *vs iiiij; In nn* in lii« I'tirrffii f■ ■1in, *‘T I'** ^Ii * \1 i "it»ihliM!|l whirh himmImi •iiMif T* of thltlrrn, Iniluding s. .ti l.s liluhlsa'* M'Appats" ' I" li'-lida Manina, ii- - I Don m Mobil,*" and propie an Im im g "perutic lerotdt g .In, i u i i u t"iught 1hem hr* Thr- nil. t and •lian'" I tali m i l drroialr.1 wit), while gladmlu e , e a I II a t i " ii s and »|,"l*di agnns again : a haekgruimd „ f iialin(•raduatcil cnndetnl,ra* with I,urn (tig white tapirs com id c led the lovely si'll Ing for III*, weddinr I el c,-loriy Allelllallllg while tap •In and gladiolus ,*s tied with white -alin rIl.laili decorated Ho* pews on thr i rn le i aisle of the F o r W e d d i n i r T u r l y chlllch. ai Imported linen rlolh, “ ns cen Prior I,, ihe errciunny Mr*. Rny b led vsit ti a ret|eclnr boblmg .* Mr. and '■»* Rvottrv O. (*h* ■, Hymen, urgaliid, lemleici a pro binurli randetalni with hutnlnp g ia m ,if nuptial music It nor it l*|ui", The ueddinp i* e. wlileh Jr. entertained the Colt tieII n a. tn Mi# fnr-.i nf i double nng *eg. "t* Per Hhearouve wedding part? bef..,e Crumley, ototil. •hr rehttrsal wtlh a luiff*t fe d b i i , 1' and Ihe tiaddtunnl •I-I .ilMoonded with white r«.e .,i"( i* lute if It was plaint at one 1i*r«|,|lng malehei Wf*e |||*d aorncr Plld*- r i crrtnt ad ieea in G L A M O U R PAGE TfcHfctf 99&E ... I «ck^ Sn ion th n e# * I cirmple these t i l new Pilm Reich rofty iv iirh m i n i lea he*ere ev,' Feel *he *o v iih , cmil frheic. It w o n 't veratrh . . , eve*, think* tu P*lm Rcb-H'l Patented / / W K -f f r K Method. To do justice to this tnmplctely ditferm* P rim H c iih c lo th , then- ate wnridttfiil p itlectH, richer colors, f»t finer taiKwmg. smart Appearamc. O x fl, lottfi tarartna. svashahle and it ill retains the famous Palm Berrh nprn, porous vseave tin t It*r r*«/ *•» .a, hcJy Hear m i, bcc nut fine Klectlua now �T U B SAWFOOD HB* a LD, ............ Boston Red Sox Look Like Winners In American League Pennant Race By J A C K H A N D N hW Y O R K . Apr. '»-</!*) No H « l S o l. N o Red S o i. No Red Sox. Not even if they get Joe DiMaggio, Boh Lemon and Vic Ratehi. You (wore oil for Ltr|n latl September. but that wat seven inoullit ago. With openiog day a week off, the old riavinir returns. Giving up* — — — — — — — — — the Bed So* U tougher than r_ : : “ .. . rutting out cigarette.. That T r a i n i n g C a m p N o t e H power ,^ kn*'w1|^ fh^ - J J J By ASS O C IA T E D PHKH8 Fonway lose? D A L L A S , Apr. t » -( A T — Th* The Ameriran la-ague tha|iei New York Yankees ar* having a up like a three Huh race with financially successful /xhlbltiuu Boston, New Y’ork ami Cleveland tnur of th* wost and southwest. in the thick of it In troll, off to Ill fact, in .10 games they've drawn a tout spring start, doe- not Im­ almost as many petple as the press a* a pennant contender. HI. Louis Browns did all last seaBack of the first four, it’s u eon. < f grab bag, lik*- two separate lea- The Brownie* pulled <n a meager. gur* with Washington, Chicago, 247,1.11 fans in I960. Ho far, 8.11,St. Louis ami Philadelphia in the 462 have paid to s c yank** ox. second. hihition games this spring— and Here's the way it looks from there's still a week to go. A crowd of 1.1,963 taw the here: Y'anks outlast Houston, 15-9, yes1. Boston trnlay on the loeers’ field. Jo* 2. New Y’oik DIMaggio ami Mickey Mantle hit 3 Cleveland homers for Ih* New Yorkers. 4. Detroit 6. Washington ASIIEVII.I F. * a. I’niiadelphia Boston figures the moil Im­ proved (tu t, with Ih* addition of I aiu llomtirau, Bill Wight and Bay ikarboioogh, three fiont line regulars. The Kox gave up u good right fielder, a vetera:! pitcher and a rookie. Boudreau i.v the “ take charge guy” the Sox lacked. Higned a* u utility mao, the cx-Clevtland managrr disused into the short­ stop job when Vern Stephens was injured. On Ktrphcn's icturn, he moved tu third ba.o, benching Johnny Pesky. The Inspirational value of Bou­ dreau rnuld lu> what the satisfied, wvll-pald Sox nee,I most. Imck of driving will to win has been conapiruoua in their failures. A ll you hear about the Y'anks are raves on Micl.ey Mantle, the hid pheiiom who Is going tu taka Jo* Di.’Jaggio'a place some day. But DiMaggio still Is his. Dig un the world champs. Hank Bauer figures to be belter yet and that dmidiy double play combination of Phil K iu u lo nod Jerry Cole­ man will Ih- Intact. However, Phil has born troubled hy injurlot. it remain* to lip seen whether Casey .Stengel has romp up with M replacement for Whltcy lo rd on his pitching staff. Vie flatrhl, Kd Lipat ami Halil* Roynolds form a strong nucleus al­ though Reynolds has arm trou­ ble. . «r Cleveland turn great potential that unfortunately seems lo run up a dead end all eel eaoli year In lale summer. Fmrly Wynn. Bob l.einun, B “ bhy Feller nnd Mika Garcia top ( the league’4 pile heir In effectiveness. Steve Uruinek Is o ralMhle No. 6 W ith Ijir ry |)ol.y, Luke Ra­ ster ami At Itosen to power the hall and the new Bay HoonoBohliy Avila infield combination stalling It* first full year, the tribe lo o k * rough. Kemember, they finished only six games out last fall. Detroit'* dhaneet depend on V lrg U Truck's ahllllv to rump back and take tha place of A rt UoutDm an, now In the army. Kure-armrd Trucks has yet lo fir* the trail in III* old style. The Tiger* have little second line strength but a first class out. field ami fair Infield, anchored hy George Kell, best third has*Irian in karrhall. Ducky Harris surprised the lea­ gue with a Gfth.place finish al Washington last yrar. There teem* to l>* nn reason he shouldn't do a* well with Bot K uiava, Mickey Vernon and Gene Bearden available for a complete -gear. Nobody ran beat th* Chleagt W hite Sax In tho spring traiaiag game*. They have shown Sur­ prising strength. A l KarilD, *■• Red \P«e, given (Hem needed power. 81. Lottls Brown* supporter* could find littl# hope In the- club’s exhibition performance. Pitching remained the Mg headache. ,t -..•Trsrte _ <>,-9- — iron Nawcointm, are’ rigninaimer of the Brooklyn Dodgers, keepa telling Manager (.'harlla Drosten “ I'll he ready when the season starts.*' But the hlg rurve-ha'ler has shown little of the from which won him 19 games last season. N'owcomhe had planned to pitch a full gam* against Atlanta yes­ terday. Hut th* Crackers routed him in the seventh inning with a •eveii.riji Mast and In all got 14 hits off him. The Dodger* won’t forget A t ­ lanta— w Kirby lllghe— for some time. Th* Cracker* knocked off the Brooks, 8-6, and ole lligb*, a one time Dodger, went the dis­ tance. their dismay that minor league Detroit Tiger, ar* Darning to hurling stills tbalr bats almost as teadily as doo* tb* major lea­ gue varloty. Twice in a three-game trties, (he Memphis Chicks of the South«»rn Ahsociation bn 4* sent in itehrr* that made the Tigers ark like kittens. Th* Chicks took both contest* easily, by score* of 10-2 flat unity and 5-44 yester­ day. Th# Tigers hava a coup)* of day* for drill boforo starting a two-gam* series Wednesday with the Birmingham Barons, K MKMPIfIR, Tenn., Apr. ft-U P ) piiriuiig rriur*. Yesterday the Rnx socked Birrn' Ingham 20-6 and 13-6 In a double, header witnessed hy 16,077 fans y w . art-ond gam* was uf five Inning* duration m . H i* soa could catch a train. C H A T T A N O O G A , Tenn., Apr. 9— (AY Shortstop Chico Carrasriuol is toheduDa to rejoin tb* Chicago Whit* Hog today after visiting relatives ahd his ailing mother In Caracas, Xennuela. Tha 8ox today far* th* Chat­ tanooga l ookouts, piloted hy Jack Onslow. Onslow was Box manager a year agu. M O N TG O M E R Y , *Ala., Apr. 0 — Ill* Philadelphia Phillies and Pittsburgh Irataa continue their I.OWE8T COST AliTO FINANCING Buy your rar In Baufurd Keep your inauranc* at home la v * costs through us INRTAI.MENT MIAN DKRT. Tim Sanfurd AtlantD National Bank , Mdedtor F D IG T*L M Cincinnati Reds Straight Seen As Hottest from tha Team In League New Y’ork S|MjrtL Editor Jimml# Cannon, a long lima oppoii* ant of the “ Manly A rt of Self Defense", has mounted a potent .•tack against Uixlng In the pra*e.~; It sue of Pageant Msgetlne. Cannon *aya bluntly that the (port should be abolished - i i i further rooters.lion defining it as a brutal method of legali*-d murder. Cenilon ' a . a point. Dosing is definitely e h-utal .port. It is certainly true that Idindne**, scrambled brain t and often death come to lit practitioners. There ia certainly little nubility among the ahread, greedy men who fur tha moat part rsploit their “ bums** un* mercifully ailhoul regard for the elementary precaution* taken by the average farmer a ith hla livestock. Otton ftehjjn sr ronaigned to small, outlying rliilx because the cagey champions have little inclination to risk their luc­ rative title against any rral op­ position. Sugar Bay Bohinson, present middle* right champion, was for four y.-ara the outstand­ ing welterweight challenger be­ fore he finally acquired the title on Monty Servo's retirement. The inlurlea sustained hy boier* are incredibly painful «r*d dlsflsnrlng. Around any fight arena there are hangers un, broken dawn boier*. **• pugs with crumpled nose*, curtilage shaded eye* and scarred lips accrued in long years of absorbing punches. Even the heat of hug era such as the inimitable Willie Pep are not immune Pepe hail 21 stitches taken In his face after winning a brutal 16 round decision from Sanday Saddler. But hosing bolds no monopoly on sillier brutality or cynical dishonesty. Professionad hockey pistes a heavy wooden rlub in Ike hand* uf tin playern, rover* them with ration padding and Invite* them In murder each other with as little de­ lay aa possible— giving those who are successful a fleu minute real In the “ penally*' bus. And football, that manly sport of gentlemen, is replete with broken harks, turn ligaments ami crippled joints as wsll ns broken teeln and any number of minor injuriee. Baseball, usually considered a fairly safe sport, has Ha nhara •f Pistol Pel* Raises a wlw am pupch drunk from ramming Into outfield walls nr from hting bellied by f i r t hall pHrher*. Tannoa seems to miss one point lloting is a supremely Individualistic sport. Only In thla, of all man's artificial substitute* for mortal rom* bat, la i bo Inner murage and nolf-rrllanee uf awe man pit­ ted adainot another -in a riabt ta Ike finish. Subject to re rutin rules two men us# ivory stratagem, every source of Ingenuity to bettor each other In elemental ami bru­ tally savage fighting. Tnls writer has never held any Take 10 Of Last 11 Games Played In Grapefruit League lly JO B P A LLS Associated I'reaa Sports W riter Th e Cincinnati Beds would like to start the National League season right now. They're red hot ami caring to go. A fte r losing 12 of their first 17 exhibition games, the Beds have iMJunrvd l<ack to take 10 of their last II and are the hottest team in grapefruit play. But unfortunately Cincinnati must wait until nest Monday be­ fore it start* to count. The Itrdo •nlertain Pittsburgh Monday. A pr. 16, In the official National Iwague opener. I he big thing for the Iteda ia to get off to a good start. l.**t season they gut away fioorly and lamtuiahrd in or near the cellar urti! Jtslr. After that they played . f W 'l * * . id I I low Iw a t tb .. !n O U TB O A R D R ACKS PASCAGOULA, Ml**.. Apr. 9 —(AY— Ralph Tatum of Jarkaon, Mlaa- D tho champion of th* .'raw-lar-all event of tha South­ eastern Invitational Outboard Mo­ torboat racM her*. Tatum wan tha. title la ttw w l»- tar lha four! Livingston of Ik e * irag’Je and finished In sixth pine*, 2 4 1 gomes off the pare. The Itiils smothered Washingiiigtnn, i».|, yeslenlay behind the nne-hil but wobbly pitching of Willie (the Knurkl Itamsdrll. Although permitting only one safaty— Gil Loan's first.Inning single Iturnsdell was in rontinunl trouble, lie walk'd eight noil hit two. It was u busy Sunday with gami-a pinyisi from Baltimore tu Beaumont, ’the lio.ton Ited Sox even played u douhlrheader. whip­ ping their Birmingham farm Huh, 20-fl amt 18-6. There was some good news for Bed Sox followers. Walt Dropo, the ailing first aarker, made hla first appearance at Imt in a week and lathed out a pllirh-hil double in tlr.' •('•xtnd game. The Clliragu While Sox edged their cross-town rivals, ih# Cubs, 6-6. A four-run lin t inning towed bp tire game fur the White H oi, who won their 21ft game in 28 ■lari*. Three team*— Detroit, Brooklyn and the St. Ltu it Cardinal* wore ((naked down hv minor league upiaitlon. Memphis edged Itotroit, 4; Atlanta scored seven run* In the seventh to alp Brooklyn, R-0, ami Beaumont pushed across three runs in the ninth to shade the Cardinals, A-S. Hero'a how Ih* other games wont: Philadelphia I'Milies outlasted Pittsburgh, 10-8. The Browns, paced by three homo - runs, de­ fault'd Han Antonio. I l h . Th n Game Postponed The game scheduled tonight at 1:00 P.M. at the Municipal Stadium between Sanford and Lenoir has teen postponed until tomorrow night, John Kridrr, League president, announced today. The light* at tb# stadium will h« tested tonight prepar atury to tomorrow*! coniett. 8anford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries t o n i u m T ’ * » :* t h i i :s m n *t r s A t r — s to re , nil* Leris u ln .u l. Illn a C lear. U s It C , t.w r,ln* tevsk. Alive Csivl, Ix4> • Ibesat. Good T ra v e le r. Usd Kina i n u s n mas tt— roisvits (Vinter s Lady, Htlpplng An>ur..| lltpiir Minds, illnger June.. Ill ■peed Sea Comber. ICa (t»s. beta Natk T I I 1HIS M t r K - l / I I I I W Mile r u .h r Maid. IlwcMsteloer. Hrp-s Jaae. High Purpose. Lillie Carol, Tsagu f> > Itlsky Houkle. treed,s ro t n t h m s c r — a lark, wire TlfTa e -Toe . Lucky Hire, H K Clak.r Mllrkell, Va-liy. Kail klrie. Klre ll.a. Hereditary, Xawn Klsinr k i k t m M a in — 4/iork. true I/.IIS llall. rillsr RuVs. Helmuts. Hnuuker. Hnlp. Smske. Tsm II WlUle. Tiigbnnl Annie. Ml.s rteeikf 1 n it rit r a i kt— s, tan,, w u Joy 112.60, easily won Hollywood handicap at Gulfstrram. L IN C O L N , R. I. Lawless Mis* K K W YORK* Apr. *-</*>— A Hy A ftS O C lA IF.D 'P R K S rt 111 beat I’rtvy Cottar In New­ miniature preview of tha Ken­ port purse at Lincoln Downs. tucky Derby war on tap today at GO LF The three larg>6 libraries in Jamaica racetrack. A U G U S T A , G a -r - Sen Hogan Battlefield. Uncle Miltl* and added to hie rumrhark tar* by the United States are the Library (hooting a latl ruund 68 to win of Congress, Ilarvaid University Birr Stretch, considered the tope hit firet matter* tournament with lib ra ry and the New Y'oik PublL* tup three of the Derby nominee*, 72-httl* total of 210, two itrokea Library. weie due to make their 1051 debetter titan Skee Siegel. buli in the six furlong pro»pect Careful bre-*ttug of poultry B A SK ETB A LL puree. has resulted in larger egg*. R O C H E S T E R -- Rochester R o y ale iwarnpetl New York Knlcka, 02-65 and 99-84 un Saturday ami Sunday, rrepeclividy, tu take 8-0 ha>l irr final h e ilu M scries in N B A playoff*. TK N N IS N IC K . France Sven Davidaon. / 1 W/A* I l/'/ //' M / Sweden, np*el Straight f:iatk, !.»>• Aiigeh-s, ti.3,3-6,7-6,6-?. to win linglea title in Ntca't Intel not iotx l tuurnanient. B OW LIN G S T. P A U L - Clarence Mar-hall. Detroit, rolleil game* of 206, 813, H a r e 'i Y o u r C a r « « r O p p o r t u n it y ! 246 to take eingle* lead in an•erie*. SW IM M IN G B UH S , O.— O, C O L U M IIU Dick Cleve­ land, Haw aii, set new record of 50 seconds in 100-yard freestyle In national A A U imloor compstition; New llavrn Kwlm Club won team title with 133 points to 58 I for Ohio Klate S p o r t s In B r ie f WllUIlt '* W O M EN 'S G O L F . A U G U S T A , Ua., Apr. • -< The " lilg Four” of present woman's professional goif baa* been named tu join sig amateur rharter members la th* ball *f fam« uf woman's golf. Hah* /ahaflax of Tam pa, was first rholc*, the hall’s hoard of selector* announcsd yesterday. Winner uf *very major till* In wximen'a golf, she polled nine votes. I.ouise Suggs of Carrollton, Ga., received eight vote*; Patty Hovg of Mlnneapoll* get seven, arid Bat* ty Jameson of San Antonio, Texas, four. Last y*ar tha board aalartad Beatrix Hoyt, Magarat Curtin, A lm a Stirling, Dorothy Camp­ bell H u rd . Virginia Van Wla and Glenna Collett V a n as charter member*. I(//// IH 11 Km * kpeeusler, llu n Bull, 8u(*i G u t, ngises G i l l , T s m . i n l i , M i l l IU.au n lie, I ale, M | r . Krug Skin a n t r .x T H k « i i:— a i a ik . uiie Milk Mux. Mire lla rk y . Hill, • Hnmke 1‘unlu Pete, M ohlron. t'sle'. H ill. W inds llock. Ila n d y ItsKir M O U T H MAI B — » lark. Mile (lknrt W rite r, Are Tra ve le r. Irs llrem . I i - - , llu .ln e .a . T u lln n . )ls|>■ indoor (role vault front dirt track, py Mnoner. ilulden lluund. Mel.tune with leap of 14 fret 9 1/4 inches llansum SIXTH II SI K— B, iaik. Mile tlllra lx.wer, Lillie lllrackle. in dual meet against Colorado. RACIN G NKW YORK l-otowhlte, $6.70, circle Arrow, Iron Penny, Itlsik et,»ne Uevle tut £>lr roo.ing .tietch d rivr to m i l l M i l : — S nifc. Mile K.enlln, H K Med Hu.ller. Arlene win Kxrelslnr llamlicap by neck Hue. Ilellssl lloy, llutsle'. Imsge. over Feral before 52,110 at Jam al(las K ill. Iliudsln, The lt»< k A I N T I t R K . Ragland— Nickel C H IC A G O B O U T Coin, 40 to I won Grand National CH ICAG O , Apr. 9— C/K>- Light­ steeplechase a* .14 of the .17 weight dharnplnn Ike Williams horse* fell or lust riders In gruel­ and Fltsi# I'ruden, Turunto, Can­ ling 4 ‘4 mile test. ada. wrlterwi-lght. wind up train­ L A U K R L , M b. Alerted |8.20, ing chores today for their Chicago took Laurel stakes in photo finish Htadiuni tout Wednesday night with Blind and .Senator Jo*. Han .Mateo, Calif. — 8l#v* Ika will ha making bis first Chicago appearance since Ira broke Brook* rod# fire winners at Bay tho jaw uf Johnny Bratton, cur­ Meadows including Coalton, 16 90 rent NBA welterweight champion, , in Sparks Handicap. H A L L A N D A L E , t f a . . - Johns in Jauuary, I95u. Mia,.ley llulrk A ,de ll. Mae Quenlln. (lucid pay, the finett ol training, and the chance for unlimited advancement— all arc offered to young men by the Arm y and Air Force. And. the«c same benefit» and opportunities art open to America's young women in the Women's Army Corps and the Women's Air Force. For a future as bright as the future ot your country rhome Arm y or Air Force, W A C or W AP. Voluntc r for this great team of men and poruen who ale serving their country while serving Ihepnelvct. far lull d tla llt contact ywr U.S. ARMY ANO U.S. AIR fORCI RKCRUfTING STATION 12 Kasl Central—Orlando, Fla. Buautiiul to look <it Beautiful to drive C fcrwsh th* Unto tody park tb* beautiful, big car . . . a afagto fsfsr sms thm a4aa,fng srto«f can do fr m m , wMt H rdragsUda/ A m im ot‘ th e eaiiett ite e rin c car you ever c " drove • . . th en Imacine one five times easier to steer/ C h ry tlci’i new H ydraguide power Beaumont, T e x , Apr. 9— (AT— neck* of a few of his radblrd* lo* dap or tomorrow. They ar* 36 players on tb* rooter and at least a half down ar* cxp*ct*d to ho in tho flirt pruning. Q tU K M A M U t A [ - L .M *d tea bitleea tanJags to raoaiv* credit for tha triumph. Prod galgh of the ft .y»:Mng’er m*i*a. Owner D s it Cardinal* may *lion off (ha i'hUailalpMa A'* but f*r* th* Jim m y Dvkoa ha* lha same boll players who finished a dead last In I960. Three Is n o . reason to ■ GREYHOUND regular on Crown Imperials and optional e t extra cost on ull New Yarker end Im perial model* . . . gives you exactly th a t. Here it by fpr th e greatett tingle change in handling eaae— and tafety — you ever found in any ca r. A t your touch Th* toeg*sl day'sdrtv* yoMmi mad* . . . without arm-andshoulder fatigus at th* sad. , Aieuad th* curve* . . , ovsr tl hilts . . . NydcaguMadaa* fourSMmol lhawotkJ on the steering wheel, th e c a r mechanically provides four-fifth* of the energy to turn the tire* on th e roed. Like to m u ch in thete now C h r y t le r t . . . Hydraguide ia to basically new. ao basically better th an anything before^ • T h * M o d lA iic a lW N ew C a n a i A ll! th at only when you try it can you ever know Bsasath tha rich new baauty of than Chtyalma lor 1 U I what H really doss! Omm ar* lha m oot borne m m Jddas In any rare to r m a s s pearsf LUta tha tavolutionanr new Fire Power sagtea, of 180 hotteposm, which gives owner* of Chryaiar car today! And Iika th* amaiing new Chrysler priBow ahedt abaosben, which give every new Chryeler aw iltfiag eaa* with tmkm (ha dwell otm m biiQ power of awp other care at any prioa. And artth all thsir aasmsaa, U m yts O stk to afaad hp paw « h » m am fern ems 0 * 4 ■t -V . J 961 -4 () �r“ i *2 II * liOrtPA¥ APR. », 1950 PAOF* t i i t i T H E S A if F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A - ====> Hav O Z A R K IK K Helping tht Nation a s iw o ir O L Jw l IM T h ir d a n d SHORT/ a n o th er h i t .* ^™ ^ftrrirr ^ ■***TV. at1 ;?sp-r q e f T tu 'rig g d o n e t W it h r u e bugs A t,(AO I 3 ' U I 2 . TN( CATS S I APT A PALLY IN Tne la st of Th e n in th WITH A SINGLE 10 for 7 5 y ears CL NUf>: BUGS-13 CATS-12 - LAST OF T ( NINTH. n ANO TNC CATS HAtE NUNNEPS ON Ft AST ANO SECONO U'Th NOBODY Ou t : . . ANO AS A PITCH IS OAlLLfO t h r o u g h t n c b o a ... 'rh il year is ihe telephone's seventy-fifth and busiest birthday. What Began as a line between two room* in a Huston attic in l « 7N lies doclopcd. in -roe 1‘.'time, into a I nn^DLtar.cc nctac.'i. u,at covers ...» r^.rr. t :1— .uu extends iu luuti oi me muiiu * telephones. This great system has grown in answer to the needs td a people. And it's a good thing it has. In lhc*c threatening limes, the Long Distance lines that bind this country together arc more vital than ever. For today they arc helping to speed produc­ tion and guard the Nation's security — jobs that call for nothing less than the best telephone service in the world - Southern Hell I tit phone tout Jrlrgiuph Coiii/hM). To help i p t t d y o u r lo n g D istant# call, please MH K K V .. .'/ » (At ; v „u4*.V ‘ S' INTO !.,£ HOLE O./HAO JICO-NO,V VN' > w c o r i t :... ^ OUT NC CHANCE t OR A PlAV ANV J PLACE EXCEPT ' > a t FIRST BASE i j f *V s \ I. U n it M O l 'S K give the operator the out-of-town telephone number. “ . . . *T-5 - B A ? J - T - S «S 9 Ew \ u r' *• 3 l'NN S ^ 7------1 le lt p lu m e lin ts urr hm> n ith tuitioiuil ilrfriu r. -A WHO THROW MCAOCJ FOR th ' TCP ROW TH’ . -r- 9 Z A i =kZ-> 9 * ^ ? J -A 3 \ 4^ 5 J J aw S3—... as? D isney : s s s c c TCA\B-i? \ \ / * » S 3 - : " = C '- A S AS „ ‘ -'6 2 S i - : ' - 1 tr //■ SfRlRFlr d .1 j n i ■ 5 - Try I1EKALD Want Ad« For Retake rafts M i l r la laSIhkN la TOO A R T IC L E S FU R S A L K SF.RYICHH — 13 —. 4 IIK111(1M>M house. G oimI ItM-atiun. 7 ft. used Frirltlairf n lf u -i rulni ROOF W O K k of all kinds. Eaves Call rum. Terms if deiirrtl and liu ttrr, Urpailrd sad Faint­ It. A. W IL L IA M S U S E D F U R N IT U R E — H cu. ft If 'd. New Roofs anidird. Painting Ks)mund I . Lundqulal. Assorlalr defrosting Ntirge Electric Re­ and coating. Sanford, Sanford Atlantle Hank lluildlm frigerator, frwien food comparttl#2-W . It. H. Arkenlairr. ________ Pkane 1272 » meet; Urge 4 burner Noire tins W A TC H and Clock Repa’l r i n g ^ l Range; liaaritorn 25 rl.T.U . N IC K 5 Room Home. All modem. work ruarantcid. Rru«onM>lc Space llenter; Enamel table Um Ample rpoee so a« to )>e eco­ prlcps. r M, English, J i v v 2 pc. cabinet. All for 1276 ennn nomical im budget 1202 West Sanford AVr. Phoni' IH04. l( o« will sail separately. Call ' 2nd; Slrurt. *V, ■ NEW F L U U K S rurtaced hi 71C-J4; after f PVfrtinrs or KUO N IC K F A R M . Australian *'iuTk«, Old floors mad# , •tiny dorr: "Trallsr, baby mat rfi-hlng, .leaulnr A Iresaet, car real, rrtirheted bed ELECTRIC,, Rafnrwramr, , H ft i ift able Power plsj'V,l.2V paper it tics ta SemiaCs ^aaateiwfiaMi'- ' “ 1r la . Alaa IrO «a H I xtiti&iftLjrt lira a# UM Oar llao. PlaOaa' ■ ff aa l a a i t h l S i it am %warn • • » « « i# r aa» ao. « i faaaM IVa tuagaasIVIr tar ■aara Stop t aa la ia m f l laatr- THE i— —I FOH H U N T W ELAKA A T A T IlE N T S , ami Rtoreo. I l f W . P in t Street Phnno 4MLW. , i ^ ROOM H o u s e to r rant. 2 bed rooms furnished. Kitchen partly furnished. Good location. Phone 1012-Id.______ _ ____ -ssaf^arUk-sfti?® srttm rnl. Plume l»?73.. N ivi: ( > a m • AN3 —— ' j l wST S' A tiCE .. T ~ -3 * . 3 N E 5 ? y T O u T’ l E vv jr B C Z O "'-J J VA J J t \v-v9 90 A CiNv4J^ 3'-V— 3 . RSLJ^C... f.r. : ONi> - a ? forvv ZBA:«.Ear SssJk J - P iT| ^ j . ... l b ' A ^ .A S d J'L 9TAid h A ;‘ T O Y ■ -^ vvatjm PiJ w^E i^r Irani tl— i i - J . -V \ ’ .7 i! J f c ^ T T L X " L T J BA' ACm‘ ,* NVQV*',\1 i WL ^ •L \ W N M m v i:L ;. - ju m , efclr-a rrpalrad^'lodt.,, NF. If AND Kit friiK 1.0 _____ work. Prompt U. Nknms. Ain V fit Ni .1 C J M f l ns l a id imm list'll! 1 FALK Al LCiUlf llXir. |>(nvc *) v.1 W IAJI lUt-cAF I LOW FROM VVAJH £iADtUi«V ftAV AI.L T Y P E S of Rulld.irer'Work III MHiDt-OUl It.AVL A THAn IdM TUI i AW to Res soiutble Rates — Free , U>tl FCXhOwl, nmlfCaipcnler A G ra in Ph» « n d - M -<i <r.«.t_ _ Cuntroctur. builder, carponUr ami masonry work. 8 pala! it w u lllg In riMifing. No job to small m large. M. D. Heard -ley, Sanford. IU. 2. Ikis TOP, Phone Winter Pork 2'l2tW7. D R A G L IN E service clay^ill dirt, tup soil, p«-at, vhcll, dump truck service. I’bunr lokf. W . /INU ricA UNO C O M P A N Y , It. A. U I M . l t MS ?•Drive, New Yffik Ksrinond I.. I.uiuluuisl. AaaorUIr San lord Allanllr III lit llulUlint — f A R T IC L E S W A N T E D F IV E H A M M W HKS — —line acre in shndy oak trees. IIUh s trails U"ed hourr, well. Electricity. Small W n buy. sell t fumiti'te Wli-un-Mnisr Fu rm tlown pnyment. I2.7.0U Mo. 4 miles I lira C » , 111 r ‘ el t’hnfie MH. from Sanford. L. - - 1 ■. . 1R A Y M O N D M. II A L I- Realtor H ELP W A N TED H, D. Illihleyman. Associate Florida State ll.sk Uaiidbu W A N T E D — girl fui fountain and Pkaas W f ill US dept. I j u .cv ’* Drue Slur*I - - H R A i T E S TA 1 E W A N T E D — I A G G H E 8 8 IV E Salesman. Steady rniploynient, many iippoitunlties IF Y O l) want to «ell your home, fa r advanctaieni. yimnnn*ret results, list It with J . W. Stores. T I L E Y O I'K H A TliR O O M wall* Hall, Realtor, Florida State W A N TED now) I'lnslic or aluminum wall Rank Bldg., Phone 17&§.___ *_ Steam Pri-seer— cobald# of finish­ tile. Ficu estimates. Orange Tile W a n t e d - R iver acreage tooth of ing Wool and Silks. Pli-ct work Shop; 2210 N. O ra n g e ; Phor.c Sanford. J . R. Lilly, IH2I Forest and guarantee 940 week. Apple 13IK, Orlando, Fla. A vp . Winter Park._____________ Downhiwn CTeqnara and l.aun W A T C H A N D C L tlC K ropalrlng dry, 119 Palmstto Avenm-._ W A N T E D to huy House or Lot Good Wfrk ronvc /nllnusly done lust outside of town from owned A L E R T and eiperienccil man fur Y’our favorite fountain iten rr Phone 944-W. modern service station. (ioml onflltifinod like now at factory starting aalary. Writ# lloa G, H A V E 'C L I E N T S with ca sh 'fo r All work guaranteed. W altrr II cto Herald. •' _1 ______ two R three bedroom modern Trapp, 311 E. Second 8lrret. homes. Sae llirhleyman with SALEHMAN “ W A N TE D : Airgrr*• Sanford. Raymond M. Ball, Realtor. F lo r­ * slvp talesman 30-60 wanted for ida State Bank Ruildlbc upestablished fire Insurance debit ■talra. Phone tNto. in Sanford and Delaml. No e*. F u r n is h e d 4 * rooms. Clean downstairs, A ll Park. Apply Apt. A _______ F B E D R O O M house, unfurnished, food location. Call 720-W. _ __ perisnee necessary Permanent M O D ER N 3 room furolehed apt. connection. Writ# P. O. lloa Private, hath. A d u lU . 230U Mel3091, Orlando, Fla., giving 2 A R TIC L E S FOR H A L E _ Ion villa. ; . " references, and where you may rent. Phone A ROOM*JIOUSK fur n A P E X Washing Marhln Inn* he contacted for lijlorvlew. W 1338-J. * I T ent condition. |60. 110 Laurel FtfUK W H IT E Girls, iu»b i m n -2 !C - “ ~ * r ~ V A N T Q f : . AvL lanuire at Pig and Whittle or Typearrlter desk. Swivel chair, nd/or ••Standing Pine 1 call 1322. Mutt b« >1. rar luggage carrier. Tw o large ‘ row lor* dsUvlrad to ROOK M ATCH ES tricycles, wide carriag# typeINv llullders Supply Sell e v u y business. Nq eJtptrienci v r w r . Phone 1 1 : h x -J. » 4131. M L neetle*!. Earn big dally comnti* 2 apartmrnt site ranges, 1 builtsk>n Kill or part time. Feature -R K A I. R O T A T E F O R S A L E - 3 in kltrhcn cabinet sink. % rollU N IO N L A I lEi t . Glamour Girls away Iwd. Pyre* ruffrir maker, Hillbillies, teenies, dosen* u N E W 4 Room house. Call after several mlac. articles. An* other styles. F R E E Biggest mos _&30J lSW T \ - 2 . _______ n#tto*v Grill, Phone 1104-1. complete catalog vvvr offered 2 bedroom block home. Goa rtnjrr, T U X E D O F E E D S ComnleU iln . Superior Match Co. 7634. F a refrigerator, h X water heater. fU # l‘s Toledo Fee*l Rh>r#. Greenwood, Chicago IP, III. oU emulating heater, Venetian Must aell. Small down M ILLS SW AP S l t l i r - 4IW K. 41k 8L We Buv. Sell or Trad# moat it, kalanea $4U>3 month•— W ORK W A N T E D — • anything. Phone IB2-J 19 Palmetto Ave. Owner Jiisss, M: - Cleomn. l-#kr — ---------- — 1 rwi »>-«r t». «• .. -I ran .Sti ike AW THINK Wt TOD IVLMHf M A R Y ’S L E N D IN G L IB R A R Y 1209 M ag n o lia -la now upon Mon thru F rL 10 to I t A . M.. I to r. P.M. Sat. 4 to 9 F.M . P A IN T A N D B O D Y W ORK Roy Reel, 34M West 2nd Street, Sanford. Phono 1636. Expert ^VotJ^^eX^gjcticed n— lo st and Fo u n d —d F O U N D : Hrown key cose, con­ taining keya. Owner please call u — a*. Herald liffic# ,___________ ^ H M H’.ACK Pocket lMM>k loat on west /!/ f [// First Street, ronlalning travelj y i " __ ■</ er’t cheeks, bank book, personal ^ y e rs ^ ^ JfjT j^ s a w y a lM & W M J^ rt i■■ is— II v I '.Till Uulilnsrin .vOui-DS r I'liq tfC3"ii' Sl»ev (•!<K OU• «L0 j a 1u.7 ./ his «» o r n . e r a v r - , r - i i - 1^. - M/- . ‘ •• T , (wHTWJTo'V* o sr A»V rtjyiftt A IL / R y ,'w w ,Br, i> • ) -I-. A C A R . U driv. It bv day. aftei 0 P. M. ______ W Th o th U se when you doOT hHiag R AS Y f llT T E R Reil of Reforen- “ n . ' B Y ' d ^ S E r ' " 5' roa. Mrs. M. FaUmnberg. 4t»W Atueriran Forda; aedafi-, your gm eriftlona to L A N C V S . vooWv. nkpe bath, Small farm— d too Palnisltu Ase Garage Apt lioq wagons and convertibles rrhea. Modem i Striekland-MorriveU. Inc.. E. RiOiV F i t t e r . T»e*t i f Ifrfer — ~ — x ir a r o N " \ s a g 7 z t Fuhnl.hPd First Kl. ences. Mrs. M. FalKsnUrg. 41ftH Vegstablea, Livestock and mla unfurnished. A Hi D O fxjE tvr.i to wbeoler, aleeper. S T f t 'i A .a .M . csllaneom sale w ary Friday straight air. 20 ft. ite ftr. Stick, night at 7:50. Col. la r r y Jonea, 12— Hstitn* Upporluaitiea — 10 IM7 m t n - u -i: . hand control, good lubber L i t 7 room«. tomiUfU Shape, Tol. iq i4 .W .| , FARMRSH* A U C T IO N a and t l w t r W l r 4 bedaouth of rlly llmlla on party tocuro future servicing u •erwned frona porrh, I S P E C IA L route of merchandise djaan black T I IIH W E E K U N L Y ponalng markirtes. Nu aelllug UL Dlnaer ^Tbo raqulred. Idaal apart time set­ Earth" at RomH. up tn star*, ysdooo per month 1ft St lary e/o‘ Mrs. cur/ pi.isiLU part time, full time “ I-* *• »T Radio, Overdrive more. Car and frkHlOOO ro ii m o o qulred - secured. For appoint merit witn fartory disiriUslur d * MW I t loll# tout O ktBur |H WC MAO a LONG Bast Shrimp on iN6A>a»>«Nr tm*ac <s* PAnraii »v*o nst r~rjp*^-nhO y.g coticOCr r . i W '>ou 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS <. t ‘. a u a t f c s W sP a PECb” AM. < n o :) g i I l f Baal Firat 8t. A CMAn C « •f TO CHkod T r TOUR. K A ( M cO f Pfc. 1911 > r* It. VAOABOND i l koua# trailer. 911 B. Socoud St., Boated. For aalo at *» a pound at SaafoN Harold 1 — m - i m �FAOF RIX THE S A N F O R D HERALD, S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A Marshall Warns Of L e t d o w n In Defense E f f o r t r•. Ititcrnation.il Silun* tion Seen As One Of Increasing Tension W A S H IN G TO N . A|». '» </P) — »S.-clCt*fy of D fl'flif M m ln ll ■pole out Unity aK«in»l wlul I f C*IW a Irltjown in piililit »tt|tt*'itl of the (Menu- proKiam in lit* far* of a wonrnma WQfM ttlua- tidja. ‘T.v e ry ' tmltf stun w . lu v r fimn •broad i> of intrraiini; Innliliip," M*nlt*ll raid. "It |m i brrn notirraid* partiruUtly in llir Mlrllitr fwintiio*. Tlir uiiMimn nnl only ham’l rhanrrd in ihr mallei <•( Itfiog let. ten.., il u trally mmr len*r than iwfotr." The lw*l lliit ifinntrv *an lm|>r for. U i p Im II raid, it a iwitocl of IMiinn lalltrt lliali an world war, anil lie atldrd -dl-util Wli.il Wr a|i ‘ .an' •'aj^cr -•*•«— tddy a Irn-yeai Irntion I".' if*' I Sullivan Back (I onllo.ird from l 'i | r One) Hroward, If, M r Knior of Oka* Iooeo. Frank William* of Polk and IliiBh Cnlluralh of Hillaburnugti, Mill i U ih ). They m il In acted on by the Florida Srnale inn* In tru lin i tinlrit Ihr Governor renr lair* Ihrm at hr did Hulllvan. A niarerovnt It now underway In have I'lark, who It rrriotitly HI. rein‘ lated. fir indicted for operating » gamlillng hutliirtt, hill a m arm] it ted. Hulllvan filed a formal petition for rrintlatemrnl with Warren la«t January. In II he refitted tn the "fradulent, tpulioa*. nod «horkins action’* of the yraiul jury in a “deliberate neheme or ho**" In form hit inspenakin hy the Governor. Senator Gnttlirr of Miami, who would have had much tn say atmut rriniiatement of Sullivan if llie antpension had lieen allowed to H" to the Senat*, -aid the Oovei nor'a art ion "eame at a rompletc unitin' to me." "I had no idea II wa* alamt tn happen. I haven’t teen Mr. Sul* llvnit or the Governor, nor talked lo either one of them aInn I it.'* Gautier raid Keliy “ ha* I*'«*u 'kilns on excel laid lob” n» Sheriff during the ru>pem>inn of Sullivan. Hep. Okell, ino.t fie.pient ad inini'tialion supporter in the llaile ....rule Irjejtiwlive iielcpilinn at.'* Itntion lt.if trlu til lieir in *tx note of rnuliiui, however; unlerv week»." Mar* ha 11 n|irr>icil lli**.-r virw In a r.tp) Hull!id Inlrrvlaw willt Wntlrl Reporl, during whirti he rr It r rated again III* rail f>o ••n- Itie magaxlttr I*. S. N r» ■ and •elmenl of a llnivrr**l Military Tralnlns (IIM T l tfueram. Indi rationi are that the lion r. vol* ins laWr thli week, will do no more than »ef no a eommUilnn to reeamnieml marhinrry for mult u prosram. Marthalt aid I........old m tut hope for any rally trlup in Hit rmiinaluriit ptocinm, liecnti.a even If the Weal and Ruaaln eame In term* "we would lu* perfect ford* to relax nur military ■trensth until we had rvhlener of total fallh.” H r aald lltal at the rate Hk * program It miw solus fnrwned, why the limp we gel I" lb* *,,m* mer of IPS’J wr will hr very strong." He enuplfd that with 'hi*. I^cffafl Notices n i t a c t r r r o r a T r o n t m »: j i i i i c u i . i ta ri i t or* t v -u ....... m e anvil. i t t a a i i M . i- «........ 1 gt»t.K n i r v u . i s i h a v i m ; P i v n a i T . Jo n n e. e n a e m i . i , Tla la llll. t» r » » » THtll.Via IM IU tl M U N H ilM * I M r N u l . Vlrtir t! ' wnvnt i te rtia n , i H TA TG rtr PM lIHpA Til: ItX-M* HlKNf ftlt *MM AM ( l J ii aton Warm*. ttv«n*ti>n, llln 'd e full A lit: It S M S Iir I.DU.MANH i in he an* apt «* r . « rn » aiotv* iltta4 rauaa Mini* oar C lrrtilt pet al ••join.a S m iiw li iv-eiir. t r M i , *Mt the lllt i <Uy of A p ril. Ir tP H . tflxlrr panalty n( !>*.,»» CMnlvaao irvlat •"•♦'■4 aaalmil tn aald etuv* on raid itar WIT* P.n"ri Ho* nation work* out a atnhle military nian|e,wi>r pollry, " r r will I*, weak wllhmit reiilixiui; the reaimn.'* Maithall dire a parallel 1**1 worn IIM T and the pre*fnl defenve prodm lion. policy. An fur maleital, he *<ald, (hat policy doea not m ntemplate the liiilldine up « f Ipitte lock* of plane* and lank* and other wi*a|H!p% hut lather flit* faelllllea to turn them »n*t if Iht* neetl arlae* "The personnel part I k an ef­ fort lo pul nuraahe* In the cam'* ptiiltlnn of rapid availability In nenmnne la* we are In the mat­ ter nf production of material," he continued. “ Oner we do that, we will lie nntatandinsly the mtid poMrrful rminlry in the worl.l." Anker) whether il will la* Iterc*•ary In In hulld Ihr armrtl fu riri up heynml Ihr ptearnt s'>al nf nUint 1/rfXI.Hrkl men, Mamhall aald; " I don’t know. We hope not. That will depend mi the world altuatlon thi* auto met, aa we tail mate It then We hope to avoid ralllns in additional rraerve tioop* that nerr««ity. We w|«h tn avn|d National Guard unila*7 He etpreaaetl aaliafacllnn will, the nreaenl atatua nf the military hnildiip following what lie railed J’a trrloii* dilemma" laal J iiik * Mar>halt wild; "Wre e are ge prliinc ln Hie point inw wht'ie fin thu fll l line iWHm. a aaM the reinatalcmant t r i i news tn him Theie were rrporla that Sulli­ van a a . in Tallahaaaae thli wtek end, hut hr could I* located im ­ mediately. It la not neeeatary for him t" take a new oath and po»t a new bond at the Secretary of State’* office. Nm wa • Governor Warren available for a *tatement beyond the formal language of thd brief rrinMatemriil order. He waa on hi* way to JackaonvlIJe to make n epereh al opening of a new oil terminal. whittling Miami traffic cop who Sullivan waa the cheerful, wa* awept lido the ahrrlff** offlre hv a aurpiiae land.lide of vote* In GU I. I***t aumnter the I J. S. Senate'* hrfativer Grime InvrMigating Uommittn,’ dug Into Sullivan'* income a* sheriff. Although hr *aid hr had much more when lit* look office, the .enalor* -aid he darted the Job v,i>rth $J,5nu and huill it up to more than In less than four year* on an allowable offi­ cial nature of fllVdiD a year. T h r Kefauvrr committee report­ ed “it wa* perfectly clear that tin* Sheriff and at Itaet one nf hi* deputies accumulated large amount* « l pronerty while in of flee, urn) for whir it they account­ ed |,v vague explanation,.'* |*f-‘r - f u .)llj«»n ,). depiitinn weet* x.tnen.i fn. In ihe, v , ' nr'|ul(te*l nr reteaved when rharge* ngainst Ihrm were dismissed. Korean War until they have hurled .Ilk round* From first to latl it ha* taken only 20 minute*— and the Com munut hailalicm of about 250 men has dissappcaied a* a figh t­ ing force Then Ihr Ameriean Infantry, which never knew the menace wa* there until II heard Ihe artillery, goes up Ihe hill, digging Ollt the la-i ditch defenders from their foxhole*. Rotary Program iraallaatd f r r a Sat* O a vl (foatiaeed P n a rag* oavf the floodgalea and pulled nut Club. J. D. Fite accompanied at sometime after dark. the piano, ami Allan Retied InU . N. troop* of four nations troduced the numl*ri. are deployed around Omitrlliiii. Howard MeGough, owner of the Some forward element* might Sanford I’aint and Glass Go., was lie temporarily cut off hy Ihe lut­ introduced aa a new member by J ing water. The high water may f- Ingle). President Orville T«iw h extend a* far down Hie I’okhan t”n announced that ladles Nigh' Rivet as Seoul, some f>6 air mile* will la held l»v the Rotary f'Tub south w rit. nt Ihr Mayfuir Inn real Saturday The llesrrvior I* ihaped llkn night writh dinner beginning ai an Inverted " T " with a hair and 7.15 o'clock, lie also announced *lrm each I ft mile* long. The city that f!*daiy will hold an anm vrrof Hwachon i* on It* wr tern K oaiiiiiird front Gagr One) i«ry imrtv at the Mayfair on Slav HP. ! last week and ha* served notice H with District Governor Prank Ghurwnn, an Important Rett ht will try in atrikr It from tho Hht«le* a* the principal speaker lw*e 17 mile* north nf .W on Ihtt, hill, | Visitor* introduced by It. I. wrstern front, wa* brought under When the final !■ d will rnm r I* 1‘rrkiii*. J r . included Itav l’re»t»>n Amrrlran artillery fire Monday, j u,„ , Main hut it prolwblv will of I,ynn, M m i ., H. K. Illgrlow o Only light to imalcrale ground ),r this week, Winstead *ald. Hudson, Ohio, Fred Savwell o' cemtart was reported from thia fhe M m i*ilppian Mn't making Hud « . , Lm, Rockwell of To aectnr. mik I pieiiletion on how the etrug- wauda, fa ., George Hull « f l’«t Th e ir wra» little fightioir on gte will rlul tei ion, N. J „ I.eRov lu»WEon t other front*. "I think we have a good rhuitce Ht I .ni*l ami W. I. Thorpe of Hi lo keep il in the I,ill," he told a land.. WF.HTF.RN F R O N T. Korea, reporter, "I hi ! up here anything There will la- no mreting of Ih Anr. fi (liclayedl— 1<11 - IJ. S. a r­ rail hipptn Ihere'a a dctrrniined rltili nt it Monday. tillery ran wipe out a Communist, drive to k in rt It out lint on battalion in 20 minutes. the tdh**r hand we've got a lot This I* how II work*: of *op|ai|t, too W f’rr 'lin k in g An air otiserver spot* a hat an,Hint and kit-ping an eye on talhm of Ghlnest* Communist in-1 lopmenl (Gottllnurd Irnm Page tine) fiPtrymen (at,oui 2f>ni gathering i w e l l ir. hi tall railed Ihe Im- rut to f I,VI.*imt.lKW Iwhind a lidge. tragic Ixirkward amendment Whilien -aid that while lh'* In a frw minute* the fieri i alt p " Farm lltirrau Is the largest farm would launch one tif their reek"I think it I* a Itagir organization in the country tin Icac ccusterattnek- ngniost Am* f that ill thi* hoot w in , we arc* Farm Hurettu* in ihr S >ulh ‘ilo ’ifk it lighllfto y » , . , *, , '.,f. ,,i,” t ,, g* x*nr — the not . i!.—,lT u t Ii, il.. vis *•> of H,« tpc forward dope of the hill. not. i.f ..fei-katloo eletuhl again national organisation.’* Gaily In the Korean war this U injet tet| in the draft hill." However, lie said, the h»tion»l would have lieen a rriais. Il roultl Powell said that segregation oiganixaiion view* carry consider* M IA M I. Apr. !) (,t*> An air have meant another ovcrrufi po*i. ha* lx<n wiped out in the Navy phle weight in Gongre'* ami thnl | of dishetirf was Ihe principal re­ tion with Aim rlcan maehinegiinn- t.nd Air Foiei nnd Ihnl they had I his has “ mnde iimie dlffleult the act ion today lo pew* that Gover- ere ileail Iwtidc their guns. Ot it md I* t it. tm-Mkeru'd hy stieh nr- task of prtividlug ailrt|iMlrty fur the Soil (,’onaervalinn prvvium , ii(,t Fuller War ten had reinstated ronhl liave meant a withdrawal or I ion. retreat. At last Ihe Chinese atHep llolifield (D G a lifl is an- wliidi has meant much toward di rx-SHeriff Jaine* A . Sullivan. Col. Jark Younger, pretldent of taek i mild pmhwhly have la-rn tdher trailer in op|Hi>itiiin to the vrisifh alioti in Ihe South." Whitten aald hi* subcommittee the Grime Gommlsslun nf Greater lieaten off uiily at a cost of ten amendment \Yfn»t«ail fii*l piopotrd a year prohahly will retoiiimend substan­ A|i*m( 'aid hi* gmmt would havr tn Ul rastialHes. Hut this is April, IUM. ago (hat meji m the srrvirr* Im tial reduction* on budget figure* a -itaU-nirnt later. Younger’* per­ Th«* air spotter In his littlw Ullowt'l lo rhtepw either a segre. for the Agrieultum Department sonal eommenl w*a»: "It ha« Iwro reported for »omr plane »pcak* a few words into gil*d tut non‘segregated unit. H r hui without “ injuring the pro­ lime that Jim m y Sullivan has the irtirrnphnne of his radio Iran*, made thr ptoposAl after it gn-gn grams" of thr department. tion was uieiliihisl hy exrtullvc He iiid that In his opinion there known inn much ahout the Oov- inttlrr. Hack at "divarty’* division order. Would he nderjnate fund* for rr. ernor, apd that Ihe Govrrtini March, extension, rural rle c ltifi­ would have to reinstate Sullivan." artillery fire roniro! ccnlci thrrt’ rst hut am) other pingrams. Sheriff Thoma* F . Rally, nam­ i* lightning iiiathrmatlr* nnd A* to "oil rtinservallon he said ed to rrplnre Sullivan Nov. 10, hurrirtl telephone order*. Then, over foui mile* of front, he feels that fo n g re u must make aid: ailnpiate appropi lations to carry* “ Il is Ihr i 'institutional right of the rnuirlr* of At field goiins ilw alla-ra I o n r s t t nasi out mmmitiiient* made to farmer* Ihe Governor tn reinstate rx - lift and swing lowiad the Chine set Sheriff Sullivan. I am awaiting roneen'ialinn. Some gun* are Dial tin dory wo fai r or Hint under the program announced « further instruction*. I have not on the right, some oil the left. ; the ronfrtslon w a , oldaiue'l under year ago. Stimr are almost at Ihe front line, clrrunitlanee* whieli made it In Whlttrri said the full appropria­ Inch officially nollfled." Newspaper switchboard* Im- »ome other* nearly aly mite* lie- adml*«lhle or i| , use ineip-sllenl." tion* committee pruhaldv will lake In a footnote .I n k ' in ..-i»,l the final action on Ihe hill within a eame flooded with telephone rail* tilml il. Hut divarty rontrnl* a* word nf the relnalatement them a* a single w rapm ami give* defense had offtreil, hut Ihe tnurt week. rejected u< irrevelant nod iinnin the order to fire, spread. puhlirity * fair trial ran lie grant­ Mernnd* later a torrent of flame terlal, evirlence n t "htulal, in­ ed anv man." "It I* Iru i'T" wa* Ihe principal illicit ion n»ked. Some added: "I and steel break* over Ihe heads human lientlngs of lielemluitta hy In his written opinion he said: thought thr Kroata* was to take of the unwarned and unsuspeet- state officer*.*’ ilradlng lit* opiriuiii from tin* " If freedom* of the p ir ■a are so •log Chinese. Kvery one of thd (hat up," abused a> to make a fair trial in 51 shell* come* down nn Ihe aamd I Iviii h, Jackvon elili .l u fnn eful •lo* lo* a liiv linpotflhle, the judieial epot -tim ed In arrive at the «a m i language] pi we** must be protrticsi bv l .f t T i.E lin c K . Apr. ti m i instant. Ttd* 1* the ili*adlicst a r­ " i l it becoming a tpiestjun tvhi* moving tho trial (a a forum lw Senator l.e .irr G Hunt (ll-W y ti), tillery fire knnwn In science. 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Ask for BAS, in the big imTiiuhl,, DOCTORS’ TESTS �la Unity There la Strength— TH E T » Prefect the P tw i of the World] To Pr i n lo Uo Proem* of America. To Prodoco Prosperity for Sanford. O H H f? a n f o r W EA TH ER Mostly cloudy and mild, ocratinnal rain anti lural thundershowers this afternoon and tonight, probably rriding by Wednesday. d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME X X JtX II Established 1908 A kmik' iutvd Press Leased Wire 8ANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY APR. 10. 1951 Nir. lt il Civic Groups Ask Red Affiliation DecideAmount M a c A r th u r B eliev ed T o H a v e Is Admitted By Impeachment Of Actor Hayden Of Wage Raise A sk e d F r e e r H a n d In K o r e a ; Governor W arren Ex-Marine Hero Be­ Non-Operating Union MIAMI. mand* (or nor Fuller Stale law Apr. I0 — </P)— De­ impeachment o( Gover­ Warren, and for a new providing for recall of I ii& r uflicials, w r" ’ raid f'tlav in Florida. They grew out erf Wsrtcn’t re­ instatement of Smilin' Jimmy Sul­ livan a* Sheriff of Dade (Miami) county, an area which Fill Chief | J . Edgar Hoover told the Kefauv•r Senate Criaao Investigating Committee was the "winter capital of Iha underworld." At least two newspapers and the Greater Miami Council of Churches called for impeachment of the Governor. Wanen suspended Sullivan sia months ago after he was indicted ■'o# charges he failed to enforce ■smbliag laws and permitted his deputies to accept bribes. The indktmrat was voided by the Stole Supreme Court. The Great Miami Crime Com­ mission. in a formal statement, urged Dade county resident to write or telegraph their representa­ tives in the Legislature and press 0 for “immediate passage of a work­ able law providing means of re­ calling public officers." Ousted By Warren Senators Would Have . *v» rv l Ilr iliv .i: I ia I ci»S Ul| Warren Removals T A L L A H A S S E E . Apr. 6P)— The Senate today passed a hill relieving restrictions on bond* issued bv counties to ranstruct hospitals. The measure, introduced by Rena I or Itoyl* of Sanford, would permit aurh bands to be retired o rrr a period of 30 years Instead of 10, and remove* the $300,000 construc­ tion limitation. It la the first genual measure passed by the 1031 .Senate and waa ordered certified Immediately to the House for consideration. TAI-LAHASSEE. Apr. 1 0 -U P ) — The House voted to call on Governor Warren to furnish the Florida Senate immediately a list of officials he has ousted and his reasons for doing so. The resolution, if concurred is by the Senate, would give the senators immediate authoiity to review the suspensions, make them final by removal or reinstate the officcn. While the House was taking this action by a feeble voice vote, “The action of Governor War­ the Influential Senate Rulea Com­ ren reinstating Jimmy Sullivan mittee rejected 5-4 a proposal ta a challenge to the good by Senator Pop* of jit. Augustine eltlr*ni of thla community," the to Investigate the Governor’ > Commission said suspension ami reinatatcmi-nt of "If the public wants good officers. government, the facilities ef the These lajrialative nations were Crime Commlaalon are available touched off by War,wn*i rein­ ic w ils a s l M h u t n «k l> statement yesterday by suspend­ ed Sheriff Jim m y Sullivan of Dads county, timing later, tha Governor also put suspended Solicitor V. R. (R ed) Fisher of Hillsborough back in office. The House resolution was of­ fered by the Dada county deleatlon and Itep. Ualna of -St. The need of proper Instruction ohn*. After passage it went Tells O f Need F or Good D riving Teaching of taen*agera in the dangers and hasards of driving automobiles was today stressed by Patrolman Carloa E. Bullock of the Educa­ tion Division of tha State Highway Patrol In n talk to members of the Lloaa Club. Ha wea Introduced by R. D. Harrison and W. O. U v Inrstoa. Harry Robson presided. Patrolman Bullock riled as an Instance an accident Involving a un* girl in a nearby city who it the sight of dn •re eye. This girl had_ seen another„girl .. I___ tl drdrive an as* cort’a car and wanted to do the same hsratlf. The girl had no Hriv- C I C o o l!■ ■ » * do Pan# H im * Chinese Blast G-l’a With Propaganda Mrs. Parker at Roomlllat and a cashier ‘a drug a Uttar S R S - r t U w . M . , i. Kona In which waa enclosed a small typewritten sheet which had been left by retreating Chinese troops, and which with other f> aheeta war* undtr rocks on the troll. It waa headlined: "Die for the Wall Streat- No. Demand giving uo righting and go home." Tht reel of the message read: "Officers and enlisted men of the U.8. ogroaalve army, ft la not worthwhile to flRnt and dia for ths interest of monopoly capital­ ists and warlords. Raisa demands for withdrawal to tha A M . from Korea. The Chined# PoopIa* Volun^ leer Forces.” , General Hutchison Heads 48th Division JO <( R Gen* A T L A N T A . Apr. Ji oral JJoseph “HutohUoa at Sanford ko now commander of the 4$ch la the _ National Guard ..... of unite In Georgia tad Florida. General W. A . f slstant Georgia Adjutant- General, announced today that General Hutchison hat bean division commander MnJ. Genera] H. D, Macon, who reel good m a d ly . uumiov a m ptfR promotad from brigadier to ‘ major general. GaoeraJ___ •aid that tn I Cunningham said other division isioo atari change Cal _____~m G. Merritt af Miron has been promoted to brigadier gananj and becomes deputy dlvl- * L c s r *- ™ ’ ^ - 5 IC H IIs iiC Ob came Red In 1945; Describes Action As “Stupidest Of Life” May Get 21;* Cents In Place Of Six: O f f i c i a l s Assert 2 British Budget To Reach $11 Billion, . Gaitskcl! i k-Ss^CI 15 WASHINGTON. Apr. 10-vT*) W ASHINGTON. Apr. 10— </P) Sterling Hayden, movie tter and — The government today set up holder of the Silver Star for valor special three-man panel to deter in the Lit war, told the Houie un- mine whether the sii-crnt cost ref American Activities Committee to- living par increase due $1,000,000 tc-ca-opcialing tail wutkrrs on >day i Ins, . he way a Commun* about ns monliis in 1946. Apr. I can Ik- permitted under He testified h« joined the patty stabilisation policies. ' in June, 1946, and quit it in Stabilisation olticials indicated, December. at the same time, that 21^ cents “ ft war the stupider!, ntorl igno­ uf the six cent hourly increase— rant thing I've ever done in m> rather than 11 - cents as previously life." he raid. "It took me a couple reported— could be allowed now of mnnlhi to realise that they be­ under the existing wage control lieve they alone have the try. that formula. they know what is beit for every This formula limits wages te one. booata to 10 per cent above tha Hayden, real name John Hamil­ ton, war the first witness at to­ day's resumed hearing. Hilled In advance as a "cooperative" witnes, he is expected to tell what he knows about Reds in Holly­ wood. Hayden was decorated for his work a* a Marine Corns cap­ tain serving ae an intelligence agent. Former Senator Millard t . Tydingt, appearing ln-f« re another congressional committee, said to­ day that Senator Butler (K -M dt knew a "fake" picture and "Ilea” when the two men were running were being used against Tydings against tach other for Senator In lt W i Pul Butler refused to repu­ diate there, Tdyinge -aid. The former Maryland Demorratlc Senator was testifying be­ fore a Senate aubcommitte* in­ vestigating the campaign. Ty d <ing« said Rutter “ allowed the whole thing to rest as a cloud over my reputation” until the elec­ tion waa ovar. The picture Involved waa composite photograph showing T y J Inga seemingly listening to Com munist leader E a rl Browder. The llogse Hogse passed paaaed a daylight ■aylng time bill fo r tbs capital today and sentlt to tke Senate. It would authorito the commisioners of the District of Columbia ts order clocks let ahead one hour from Apr. 29 to Sept. 30 thla year. The House may get lurk on the ( ( ’saitaae# O h rs a * K liS II level of Jan. lb, 1950. The Arm y, which la technical!? operating railroad* under a selsure order, had said that 1*4 cents was all that could be paid to the workers under the Id per cent increase limit. It wa« learned from stabilisa­ tion officials, however, that tha Arm y used the wrong figure as the workers' average hourly wage in calculating the 10 per rent In­ crease limit. The panel set un to determine how much more of the remaining 3N cents can to* paid to the work­ ers was named by Kconomic Stab­ iliser Erie Johnston. William M. I-eisserson, Wash­ ington, former chairman of the railroad mediation lioard, will serve as panel chairman. Other members are Uoyd K. Garrison, former chairman of the war labor ard during the last war, Frank $1. Swacker, railroad arbi­ trator. Garrison and Swacker are both from New York. The panel will hold its first session here tomorrow or Th urs­ day and is expected to make public Its rrcqpimendations soon be­ cause most of the affected rail trs s tts s s e o s r* e s n s M i ' L. Crow. Retired A. C. L. Engineer, Dies At Ajre Of 85 !*■*■ T h i o l Sharrock Installed As R uler Of Elks R. P, Sharrock was Installed as "exalted ruler” of tha Sanford Lodge No. 1241, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Kike Thursday night at the Elk’s Club. Other officers installed were: Earl Higginbotham, esteemed loyal knighU John H . Williams, esteemed Ijf tt knight; 8. W. Roberta, es­ teemed lecturing knight; Iso Rutner, secretary: J . it. Fitspatrick, treasurer; J. M. Cameron, tiler; A i Coe, trustee; Robert Billhelmer, eequlro; M. L. Rabom, chaplain; Malcolm MacNelll. inner guard and Harry Kudell, organist. Diatriri Deputy Hugh Vaughn of 8L Augustine officiated at the Installation, and waa aasitted by George llindrey and C , R. Conlun of DeLand; Harrison Steward, Winter Pork; Zlakan, St. Augustine; •tine; Guy G o , Linder, vOrlando: iw b u and Jc loti‘ Fltld and Jeaao 1-oilge. Sanford. Refreshments wars serv­ ed following the meeting. B r itis h H it G e n e r a l ’s P o lic y A . Boy I b Arrested For Grocery Robbery A 17 vear old boy was arrested veaterdav morning In Longwuod bv Sheriff P. A . Maro and Deputy Charles Reek aftar the officer* found in tha boy’s room frosen foods ami a Smith and Weston pis­ tol which had baen taken during the night from Hartley'* Grocery. The boy, who atated that he hml come to Longwood from IVtruit, Mieh. about a month ago, is In County Jail undar M 00 bond pend­ ing action by Circuit Judge M. R. Smith. Confronted In hlo room by tha officers, tha boy at first deniad having any atolan goods in his pos­ session, said Sheriff Maro, but a search revealed stolen cigarettes under a cabinet. In the cabinet waa found frosew chickens, candv cakes and other foods. The pistol and eartridgs belt Were found on top of the cabinet. Total value of all of the stolen goods was estimated at (2b, said Sheriff Kern. Mickey Cohen J A Y C K K R E S O L U TIO N H A IN E S C IT Y , Apr. 1 0 -6V ) The Florida Junlai Chamber of Commerce’s fourth district con­ ference yesterday unanimously called for a itate law to open Die welfare rolls to public scrutiny, and called for a Joint legislative Investigation for th* entire stale welfare program. F R E N C H 1’RES I D E N T S H A N N O N , Iraland, Apr. D > (A1— France’* Frvaidant Aurioi and hla wife stopped in Ireland today, on tha way home from a >tate visit in America. A 21run salute, # military honor guard and President and Mr*. Sean O ’Kelly greeted them at Shannon Airport. Aipiol’a epecUl Air Franrr>lana landed here II hour* after t left Montreal yesterday. Aurioi had planned a direct return to France but changed hla rout* when O'Kelly lurgaatid their meeting here. f F8U FIR B TA L IiA H A S S K E , Apr. 10-671 — A pre-dawn fire todav destroy­ ed the Unieeroltv Grill, actors th* street from th* main gate* of Florida State Unlverolty. Thousands of women who at* ten dad m u whet It waa Florida State Colter* far Woama knew Urn eetabttahmeat aa tha Three '" . T parlor tad dry (La n ­ in tin building alee S L ‘ Th# raaaa of th« definitely deter* at oaea> Death Sentence , i , it \> 111Nt, I *..., . i I*— - i *i —-Ih e \1 hitr H o u s e *uld to d s * it rancrllrd an appoinlmrnt for National l.egion Commander Uric Cocke. Jr., bcc»u*e Cocke fir*t publicly announce*) what he planned In tell Prr*idrnl Tru­ man— thsl he support* Geurrnt Douglas MarArthur'a controier»ial iHMition on Far Faslern policy. This eliminated the nerd )for the conference which had hern set for noon today, the 11 hitr H o w e said. D e f e n s e Allocation Rises To $4 Billion: Taxes Are Raised LONDON.. Apr.~10 —4/1’)Hugh Gaitikell. Chancellor of the E xv)ic<|Ut i , piopotrvl a record peacetime budget of t'4.197.000.000 ($11,751,000,000) for 1951- Hy A S 8 0 C IA T K D PRESS In a two-hour diicuiiion with Army Secrelary Frank Pace. Jr., at hii Tokyo headquaitrri yertertlay. General L)*>uwl u MacAlthur it believed to have aikrd lor more troops and a freer hand to wage war again*! the Cumniunitl Chin­ ese. 52 today, including (1.490.000.000 for rearmament againtl Commun­ ism. I he defrnre budget, equivalent to $4.172.000,000, was a whop­ ping increate of l‘7l 5.000,000 over this year. But even so, Hrilain’s social services, including the National Health Service, will cost mure than national defense. Incrvases In old age and war pensions to meet the rising cost of living will boost welfare ser­ vices by C2<1,000,000 to 1 1 ,(1 1 6 ,000,- 000. ($4Ji22,000,000). To keep welfare costa from mounting even more, Gailaktll saiJ free false teeth and Spec­ tacle* will be discontinued by th-National Health Service. Patients will now have to pay half the tost. Galtskell said on tha basis of present taxes thrr* would bo a fVlMX>0,000 ($227,700-000) deficit. To help pay tlw bill Galtskell proposed a wide range of increase* In taxes on individual incomes, corporations and consumer good* (H I OlAtH f IN A IT T WAt CAtStO on Oscar Coll.i.-o (tenter) nttrr hit arrival at VVasblngton’s V S Untiict c’*wut. msuai-icd (•> two other pru* c a m and escorted by a marstial. 'flic Puerto II.. .m u-i rnrtst, convicted uf the ttiittder of While Home (*dltcm«n l <-*lu-1IM t. was sentenced to die tn Ihe electric chair on ik tnl-er 'Jv by Juilue I Alan llokUtaumitli. In pnuiounrltig ludgment. tin- court saul their * i> no dunbt that Colluro was “nioralty and legally guilty,” (Intcriidtnmul Jt'ouudpbolo) u.i, m*mmj inc-m. u,‘:N a v a 1 Scientist S t a t e Presents rate of tub* sbuU<>g**($LI4) w- » 1 1 V T 1 1 n nr« MacAlthur hat re(>eatedly railed again*! Red China's "privileged •ancillary of Manchuria" and in hit talks with Pace may have tough) ihe right ta Imam Chinete supply iiatet, Tokyo diipalchei •aid. The Supreme Commander— criticued hy Truman Admmiilration tupymiteit for urging utc of Chin­ ete Nalionalitt t loops in a seennd fror$ againtl Red China— author­ ized a tpokrtman to deny reports he had been reprimanded for the tlalrlnenl. Informed sources laid MacAt(('• B lla a ta II* l ‘ * (* itrs I S Suspended Under Survey I oWtden Frank Sandler Is .Appointed Leader S e c u r i t y Rules French Avenue Of Jewish Appeal bv si* pen.-e to nine shilling* aixpense uf 31.93. Thi- tax an distributed cor­ poration profits would be raised L 7 7 .-^ .r '£ 'r 2 X r n t ( ( ’•lu liaM i l i Linroln Grow. Rfi, a resident nf Hanford for the putt 47 years, died at the local hospital yesterday af­ ter a brief illness. Born In Plymouth, Pa., Feb. I (Wfl, Mr. Grow rami- to Hanford in September. 1904 and entered the service of the Atlantic Coastline Railroad as an engineer, lie wa* retired as an engineer on Ju ly l'l. 11*37. A member of the First Prestn terian Church, Mr. Grow residi--! at 211 French Avenue. He wa* * memlwr of the Brotherhood Locomotive Knglneers for mote than Ml years. Mr. Grow Is survived hy two daughters, Mrs. P. J. Allen of San­ ford and Mrs. John Malthal <f Baltimore, V d .; two sons, Harry tv. Grow of Sanford and Earl K. Grow of Miami; I I grandehtldri-n and to great grandchildren; one brother. Kdward Grow of Osawatomle, Kas.; two nieces, Mrs. Rmma Cooper and Mrs. Mary Craig of WilWes-llurre, Pa. Funeral srrvieea will be held at llrlison Funeral Home tomorrow at 2:30 P.M. with Rav. A. G. MeInnla officiating. Interment wilt follow In I-ake View Cemetery be­ nds Mis. Grow who preceded him In death by only 12 day*. White House SilcntOn Reported Rebuke; U.N. Forces Reach Hwachon R^uervoir •*««# •tinhi I Daupliter Auctions B(»oks, Manusripts Of Samuel Clemens H O M V .Y O O r , Apr. tO— 671— A collect1 r of I*HIM) of Murk Twain's Looks, manuscripts ami letters I* l»-mg auctioned off today. Mor» than Htwi persons, includ­ ing devotees of the great Am er­ ican humorist and professional collectors, attende*) the opening day of the three-day auction yes•nlay. Perliaps the largest collection of furnishings and belonging* of tha writer ever to go on the block la being sold by hi* sols surviving daughter, Mrs. Clara Clemens Samosaoud. Also being sold is the 12-room mansion belonging to her and her husband, Jacques Samossoud, symphony conductor, which in­ cludes H five-acre estate and swimming [mol in the Hollywood ima Hills. A high bid of Jto.oot) has been made for tie '-..lata *u far, It is still ipen for hid. Several pemtlfg* and c tc h in ,.,, tome oWT.wl 1j T ra in , were auc­ tioned L i r ah* at Plica* from 4b0 to 1166 A J wipes McNeill Wliittler e U h'fg wsnl for $76. Th* lop rH** .'aiming wa» of Wife Of Brc-naucr Ve- Project Will He Inliemently De n i e s eluded In Road DeCommunist Charge pnrtmcnt ‘51 Budget W A S H IN G TO N , Apr. 10— t/V) — Dr. Stephen ilrunauer. a Nasy scientist ahiMa special field i* High riplosives, ws« *u*|iemled from hi* research |h h I liwlst "a* a security risk.” Ill* site, *hu aork* for Ihe Slate Department, it No ass suspended limn hri |oli. A Navy announcrn*eiit gair no detail* of rhargra aiitlioi llruo sort hut said the auspenaion as* ”a» a teeuritv rl*k." It said he ha* 10 days In which to answer Ihe rhtrges anti request u hear­ ing if he so desire*. 17<e Stnti Department aald Mr*. Ilrun­ auer‘a suspension a a* pending the outcome of Ihe Nasy arlion aa In her husband. A pielimituiy turvey of Flench Avenue which wilt hr uted in widening ihr riilu r tlirel at a f.iim-lo-maikrt highway, wat |tte* •rntrd to the City ('ommittion I i,l ntglil hy Ji-hll I. lo t o! the State llntliw.iv Department. t ’lly Manager t liiford McKihluo (tin niofning dn lared dial accord­ ing to Mr. Fox. die project I* invludrd in the Irn ltliv r |95| higli* way improvement budget. I he Committion agreed to the requett by Mr, Fox to iim iuli .vhitracl and tide information on propcity along the right of way. W ASHINGTON. Apr. 10— (,1*) The Commission directed Kdwln — The Slat* Department taul to­ Shinholser, city attorney, tn inday the Navy hat tutpemled (min­ vestigato n propo-ed Slate law (lint would pit*, e regulation of er Coindr. Stephen Blunaur' "u n ­ Utilities such n* power and gas der Navy D#p»flme.it loyalty and ounpMllle* umi the control of n f rum n u re l t i n I'i iK P rf lit Ite a ila a sU II* t'aa* l.taki) ‘[ American Telephone And Telegraph To Get One-Millionth Stockholder t r a a lt e a v -»*■ !• * * » gaan C O M K ril l' C IT A T IO N S FEW YORK Apr. 16— OF)— The U. 8. S-’«eta ha* turned over ilr cr-t* *1 ritationa of g -M r ’ >» Coatello, Frank ErickV i. a I •** A Jonis to U . S. Attorney I r ing Ga>pol hero. Caypoi it'd ni-wimen yesterday i*v »ad jveived the cfficial Irai'.KVitit of the record* .‘or etude, it* sail, nv would present evU:.-iu* i a fed* -1 gr*nd jurv for pua*lhia indlctmctits. Tnc Ihrro men were ciUsl for rontampt after balking at cer­ tain questions asked them during the SermUv crime ecmmlttee hear­ ing-. uarw aast i.ionth. M AP C A M E R A D A Y IO N A BF.a CII. Apr. 10 Th* largest preclalun aerial camera in the world la bring •.ted to map the coastline ir. this area. Teroaln change# caused by hurricanes and othar disturbances can be determined and m-re precis nape prepared. Tha prola being conducted by tha fl. aoast aad geodetic aur- F; vey. A firing fortress with a crew of eight carries the 7C-0-pound aloft. A t a height of 1$,7$0 feet, ar. area of 124 aooa.-e miles ten he loverod In one piett'-g . , , lly 11 A V N K O LIV E R NEW YORK. Apt. 10—(/!’> A milettone in the Imtory «i butinrtt will be rearhrd iliniilv, itotvibly hy month-end. when the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. grti it* one millionth s'ockholder. It will be the first time any corporation ever hat had a million shareholder*. Approximately, lt<P~ witl be Ihe parent company of the counted f»r in tho total of 12-blllion dollar Hell System, the common .. ......... .. (tiH-klioldi-rs. T )i« spread of i-wnrrthlp i f world's largest private huiinrss these and other companies doe i mterpris*. The occasion w ill serve tn point not always run in proportion to up the fact that ownership of the vise of the company, parti­ America’s Industrial giants I* cularly in ftima In which family widely spread among large num­ holdings are large. The giant Ford Motor Co., for Instance, ber* of investors. A t least 11 corporations have dot-a not even appear on the more than 100,000 common stock­ list. Although UFA ha* more than holder*--or owners. According ta latest announced totals, they are: one nml n half time* as many A. T . and T ................. W0.000 atockholdrrs a* Du Pont, its Genera! Mntora 446J173 |3t),H00,n60 in a -seta are dwarfGeneral Electric 249,073 ml by Du Pont’a nearly two dollars. And General Standard Oil Co. (N . J .) 222.0dt billion W. 8. Steel ... 200 HOG Motor* with approiimately four Pennsylvania Railroad 159,770 time* s* many ahareho1d»re at Radio Cnrp, of America 17*,***»0 Packard has more than 30 time* Cona. Edison Co. of N. X. 122.4*4 aa much in assets. Packard Motor 1T0.04A Must large corporations en­ F . I. Du Poet Da Nemours 109,774 courage wider ownership uf their Sinclair Oil . IO IJ iM stock. A number of them have At lu st IT ctH«r companies apUt their stock in recent haeo from lOjOOO to 100JKW months to th* price per share stockholder*. would be more attractive to tha These do not Include haMera of •mall investor. preferred stock In some of th>General Motors split its stock eompanlrs. However, many ir e tw o for one 1st* last year and ferred (lock hu he. * also m o S landsrd Oil Co. (New Jersey) tCwitlaa*# Oa **#• test) com m .s stock nod would be a<*{ Frank Sandier, manager of Florida Fashions Manufacturing Company, Ims accepted the ihulrmanship of the 19M Hanford Dnlted Jewish Appeal Drive oti l*eh»lf nf the nationwide tinitevl Jewish Appeal which L-gins Apr. 15, it was announce*! her* today, The foiled e«wi*h Appeal re­ quires $203,444,1 aHI tldt year to meet uigent needs in Israel, Europe, North Africa and the United Stale*. Funds raised here fur the United Jewish Appeal provide fur the large-scale Immlgratinn, settlement and rehnldli(at mu program uf the United I’n li'tio r Appeal, Joint U iitnhi]liun Committee and United Ser­ vice fur New Americent, tho Appeal't benefieiary agencies. , Asserting Hint “ the Jewish Community nf Sanford can l>« rigidly proud of the tremendous addevementl it helped make pos­ sible in recent yenrv In lirael and tn other parts uf Ihe world,'* Mr. Handler emphasized that “tha gigantic tasks of rescue and reconstruction of hundred* of thou*, and* of dtstre.ved Jews are far from voinpluted. Th e y call fur ac­ tion now before time run* out.” “ The work of the United Jewish Appeal is in line with the d< ironcritic objectives of the free peo­ ple* of the world. In taving live*, in strengthening the free people of Israel, We are further­ ing the iante of democracy and helping to strengthen It." Mr Handler pointed out that 200,INK) Jews must be brought to Istnel by the United J.vvilh Ap­ peal this vear a* rapidly as pos­ sible. ‘'Thousand* of Jews in Roumanla and Iraq are being per­ mitted ti emigrate to Israel.” ho said, "hut this exodus hat Lecorao it race against time. Iraq, where 61,000 Jew* must leave hat set n May 30 deadline on further Jewish emigration, while Roumania might halt the present monthly movement of 5,000 rtni__ H w > lln t4 On l* ii» r*»ur| Sun ford Weather High yeiterday 79 L o w today 68 Rain 00 Total Apr. rain, 1.44 inches Normal Apr. rain 2.21 inches. The W eather J A C K S O N V IL L E . A pr. tO -GP) Atlanta 47 tl 30 47 Itismark 81 Urowntvilie 62 63 43 Chicago 69 . Denver Dea Moines 60 41 Freino Philadelphia Washington Winnipeg Jacksonville Miami Tatlahaaroe Tampa 88 61 a 44 77 74 77 74 48 48 Cl 84 u avsiOil fiiiuyA A Two Newspapers And | Miami Church Or­ House Calls For ganization Demand Warren BeReplaced List Of Officials � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 09, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 09, 1951. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 09, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald